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COP30: Climate talks in Brazil wrap up in overtime, not addressing fossil fuels
Countries agreed a compromise deal, increasing finance targets to cope with the effects of global warming, but falling short of expectations
Roundtable: African experts appraise the Belém climate conference
COP30 exposed Africa’s growing influence and the stubborn limits of global climate diplomacy
COP30: Calls for a ‘roadmap’ to end fossil fuels gain momentum
Two years after an agreement to transition away from fossil fuels, more than 80 states have called for a plan to make phase-out a reality
How the ocean ‘entered the conversation’ at COP30
What did the Belém climate conference deliver for an ocean that is warming, acidifying and rising?
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The hunter-gatherer community fighting to protect its way of life in Tanzania
One of Africa’s last hunter-gather peoples, the Hadzabe, faces a struggle to survive with less land, changing seasons and the pressures of tourism
