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After day of rest at climate summit, COP28 negotiators turn back to fossil fuels

IndiaTimes Friday, 8 December 2023
The final week of the United Nations climate conference, COP28, focuses on the future of fossil fuels in addressing the dangerously warming planet. Negotiators aim to finalize the Global Stocktake, a document evaluating climate change progress since the Paris agreement and necessary actions to limit warming. The draft of the Global Stocktake, brimming with possibilities, awaits global leaders' decisions on phasing out oil, coal, and natural gas. EU countries, small island nations, and progressive Latin American countries support fossil fuel phase-out, while poor nations and climate advocates pressure negotiators.
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