is taking his place. there has been speculation that the russian leader is seeking to avoid potential confrontations with other world leaders, including presidentjoe biden who has already said he intends to conduct a private meeting with china s xijinping while he is there. weather forecasters in the united states have said that the atlantic storm nicole has attained hurricane strength, with winds of one hundred and twenty kilometres per hour. the national hurricane center said nicole had made landfall on the island of grand bahama, about a hundred and seventy kilometres east of palm beach in florida. a new survey has found that the influence of fossil fuel industries at global climate talks has risen significantly in recent years. the campaign group global witness says more than six 600 people attending the climate summit in egypt are linked to oil and gas. according to the data there are more fossil fuel lobbyists at the event than delegates from the ten countries most impacted
A Kulkalgal activist from the Torres Strait Islands attending the Cop27 conference has said the way the world often treats Indigenous people is an insult
Summit will test whether the world can continue progress towards climate goals in spite of geopolitical tensions and deteriorating economic conditions, analysts say.
countries might not be as vocal as the united states, we have had contributions from germany they are substantial, it is now they are substantial, it is now the job of president biden they are substantial, it is now thejob of president biden in to pull the western alliance together. it is encouraging to discouraging he wants to negotiate a settlement with ukraine and russia. ukrainians aren t going to give up territory, the us is behind them and for the most part nature in the western alliance is holding. nature in the western alliance is holding- nature in the western alliance is holdinu. ., ., ., ~ ,, let s get some of the day s other news. global climate talks in the german city of bonn are entering a final day, with rich nations accused of betraying the developing world. poorer countries say they were promised a new fund to help them cope with the losses and damages that result from rising temperatures, but they say the issue has been sidelined