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COP27: “Loss and damage” fund to be created, but no phase-out of fossil fuels

23 November 2022

In a historic step at COP27, negotiators from nearly 200 countries at the UN summit in Egypt agreed to establish a “loss and damage” fund to help developing countries cope with climate mitigation.

Climate paralysis at COP27 as no progress made on 1.5 degrees

21 November 2022

COP finished two days late on November 20 without any new agreements on climate change targets or emissions reductions, although a deal was hammered out to set up an as yet uncosted loss and damage fund.

COP27: Coal proves a stubborn foe in fight to save climate

20 November 2022

Reducing coal consumption is the central challenge to achieving the world’s climate targets, Fatih Birol, executive director of the International Energy Agency, told COP27.

COP27: Africa lobbies to retain gas use despite pollution dangers

20 November 2022

African nations are lobbying to be allowed to use their natural gas reserves to lift up to 600mn people out of energy poverty and to connect them to modern electricity supplies.

COP27 warns business cannot be trusted to police greenwashing

18 November 2022

The UN has identified greenwashing by business and finance as the biggest danger facing the race to net zero, urging them to avoid a toxic cover-up and to ensure that any climate pledges they keep are in line with the 1.5-degree targets.

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