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Towards assessing the alignment of finance with climate resilience goals

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By Jolien Noels, Raphaël Jachnik, Simon Touboul, Mark Bemhofen
| oecd-ilibrary.org
OECD Environment Working Papers This series is designed to make available to a wider readership selected studies on environmental issues prepared for use within the OECD. Authorship is usually collective, but principal authors are named. The papers are generally available only in their original language English or French with a summary in the other if available.
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How are European cities addressing climate-change induced water scarcity?

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By Sophie Lavaud, Simon Touboul, Catherine Gamper
| OECD Environment Focus
By Sophie Lavaud, Simon Touboul and Catherine Gamper, OECD Environment Directorate Just as we thought we could get out of an unprecedented global drought that marked the year of 2022, the world continues to face a ferociously dry summer. Spain is struggling with the impacts of never-ending drought conditions: since 30 months droughts have led to unprecedented water restrictions, conserving the limited stock of water reserves only for households and selected agricultural and industrial uses.
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Faire payer (plus) les entreprises pour qu’elles réduisent les emballages

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By Matthieu Glachant, MINES Paristech, Simon Touboul
| The Conversation Verified
Mettre sur le marché des produits conditionnés dans des emballages plus légers, plus faciles à trier et moins polluants semble une façon intelligente de réduire les déchets. La législation française place d’ailleurs la réduction à la source au premier rang d’une hiérarchie des modes de traitement des déchets, devant le réemploi, le recyclage et bien sûr, l’incinération et la mise en décharge. Reste à inciter les entreprises de la grande consommation à « écoconcevoir » leurs produits.
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