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Australian investment in green projects surges despite drastic US policy reversal, report shows

The Guardian•Saturday, November 15, 2025 at 7:00:10 PM
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Australian investment in green projects surges despite drastic US policy reversal, report shows
The surge in Australian green investments, rising from $20 billion to $157 billion, highlights a robust commitment to environmental sustainability, even amid a US-led backlash against green finance. This trend mirrors broader global challenges, such as the ongoing conflicts affecting resources, as seen in reports of over 250 attacks on Palestinian water sources. Such geopolitical tensions underscore the importance of sustainable practices and investments in mitigating ecological threats and promoting conservation policies, which are increasingly vital in today's climate.
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