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Fractured Policies, Actionable Pathways

Climate policy is being reconsidered in a number of countries, widening global divergence. International cooperation is fractured and the COP process is looking for a new breath. Corporations and private actors remain engaged, focusing on realistic, pragmatic and profitable climate actions rather than lofty pledges. The under 2°C warming goal remains the North Star, while efforts to innovate and scale mitigation technologies continue. For developing nations, a just transition remains central. Meanwhile, extreme weather amplifies physical risks, straining insurance markets. Adaptation and financing resilience are now urgent priorities as climate impacts deepen and political consensus frays.

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