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The U.S. is delaying a $2.6 billion climate finance disbursement to South Africa, potentially withholding it entirely, according to a Reuters report. This comes after U.S. representatives prevented the Climate Investment Funds from approving a $500 million disbursement earlier this month. The funding aims to unlock additional funds for climate solutions in developing countries, with a new attempt scheduled for June meetings.
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