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How will we pay for the energy transition? Here's a guide

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By Erik Crouch, Volker Sick
| World Economic Forum
There remains a $2.2 trillion annual gap between what we pay and what is needed to deliver the energy transition. Financing the energy transition is a complex task that all levels of society will be involved in. Managing risk, spurring innovation and setting expectations for costs and benefits are all essential. Clean energy investment has more than doubled since 2020, and supports more than 16 million jobs worldwide.
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PHOTOS: The Great Sphinx of China

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By Erik Crouch
| Thatsmags.com Verified
About halfway between the Forbidden City and the Sphinx, the mud finally broke through our shoes and started to seep into our socks. We had tried to hitch a ride from a few of the motor scooters parked outside the Tian’anmen gates, and from the omnipresent minivans carting workers from one international landmark to another – but to no avail. That’s how we ended up walking through the muddy depths from Qing dynasty China to ancient Egypt.
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Armed men attack Nigerian journalists covering clashes in Bayelsa state

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By Erik Crouch
| Committee to Protect Journalists
Abuja, August 30, 2023—Nigerian authorities should swiftly identify and hold to account those responsible for recently attacking a group of journalists in southern Bayelsa state, the Committee to Protect Journalists said Wednesday.
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