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Oil Change International estimates rich countries could mobilize over $5 trillion a year for climate action worldwide by cutting off subsidies to the oil and gas industry, imposing a levy on big polluters, and cracking down on tax evasion by large corporations and the rich.
The report was released as world leaders gathered in New York City for high-level U.N. General Assembly talks.
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