Indonesia to establish $1bn climate fund

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Projects will largely target reducing emissions from deforestation

Indonesia, the world's third largest greenhouse gas emitter, has announced plans for a $1bn fund to invest in emission reduction projects across the country. Last year, Indonesia made a high profile...

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