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Climate champions awarded for efforts to ensure success of Cop28

Work of political, indigenous leaders and policymakers from across the world recognised by Sheikh Mohamed for guiding UAE in delivering landmark climate summit

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The legacy that Prof Saleemul Huq left behind

The veteran relentlessly fought for climate justice, representing the underdog

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The Carbon Brief Quiz 2023 - Carbon Brief

More than 450 scientists, civil servants, journalists and climate experts took part in the ninth annual Carbon Brief quiz on Wednesday 8 November 2023.

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DeBriefed 3 November 2023: King at COP28; 1 5C in rearview mirror ; Life of climate revolutionary Prof Saleemul Huq

The “high ambition coalition” has called for the phasing out of all fossil fuels at preliminary talks ahead of this month’s COP28 in Dubai.

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Extreme weather makes climate adaptation gap more urgent: UN

Increasingly intense and frequent extreme weather is increasing the world’s yawning climate “adaptation gap”, according to a new UN report

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