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A 'warm up' to COP28: UN climate talks kick off in Germany with no final agenda

The Bonn Climate Change Conference is seen as a mid-way check for how international climate talks will take shape in December.

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'We need to be prepared': El Niño and greenhouse gases could make the next 5 years warmest on record

Heat-trapping greenhouse gases and an El Niño event could see the world’s climate move further and further away from what we are used to, according to the World Meteorological Organization.

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'Miles off': UK government's new net zero plan meets with intense criticism

Carbon capture and electric cars: What’s in the UK government’s new net zero plan?

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What is the IPCC report? Here's what to expect from the latest UN climate change assessment

Evidence on climate change and its impacts has been gathered from around the world.

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Meat, diary and rice: Which foods contribute the most to global warming?

A new study has revealed how our diets could push the planet past 1.5 degrees of warming.

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