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NewsFeedDeveloping nations hit hardest by climate change say they were pressured to accept an ‘insultingly low’ deal at the UN’s COP29 summit in Azerbaijan, where wealthy nations pledged to give $300B dollars a year by 2035.Published On 24 Nov 202424 Nov 2024 Read the full article here
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