Lebanese rulers' desperate positive spin on country's crisis

The dust has now settled on last month’s COP26 climate change summit in Glasgow, with the result being a clearly limited, cosmetic improvement in our chances of surviving the climate crisis beyond 2050, since the pledges continue to fall short of what is needed. Actions to curb methane levels, to help abandon coal use or to curb deforestation and promote afforestation remain

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