The Hewlett Foundation will devote more than half a billion dollars over the next decade to reducing carbon emissions that contribute to global warming, putting the grant maker at the vanguard of an effort to fulfill the goals of the Paris climate agreement even as U.S. support of the deal has vanished.
The foundation announced its $600 million commitment, which it said is a 20 percent increase over its current climate-change budget, as government, business, and philanthropy leaders were set to meet in Paris at a climate-change summit convened by French President Emmanuel Macron.
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