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New laws come as UN shifts delayed COP15 summit from China to Canada to address extinction of species
Fiery debates over key issue of finance for poor to combat global warming as energy and food crises escalate
Cost of items such as potatoes, beef and tortillas are soaring in a particular blow to the region’s poorest
Move represents dramatic escalation in Islamic republic’s stand-off with west
Disputes persist over access to Black Sea port of Odesa as Kyiv fears more attacks
Costs are at least $250 per tonne of CO₂ removed
Michelle Bachelet’s Uyghur human rights investigation has been stymied by Beijing and expediency
Adviser at UN mission in Geneva condemns invasion in social media posts
Remains of Rwandan genocide fugitive found in Zimbabwean graveyard
Banque du Liban criticised in report for alleged role in ‘man-made crisis’ that pushed population into poverty
Nagaenthran Dharmalingam’s death sentence a ‘black spot’ for one of world’s most liberal economies
Indian Ocean island nation has been rocked by protests against food, medicine and fuel shortages
Corporate gibberish is tedious but baffling climate change words are actively harmful
US, China and Saudi Arabia wrangle about responsibilities for greenhouse gas emissions
It runs the risk of mistaking a local consensus on Russian aggression for a global one
Ambitious resolution defies pushback from vested interests led by the petrochemicals industry
Extreme weather to drive up prices for essential goods as world warms beyond 1.5C since pre-industrial era
At least 100 civilians including children have died though the real figure is likely to be ‘considerably higher’
Latest analysis of world’s ability to cope with global warming is a ‘damning indictment of failed leadership’, says UN
Negotiations over landmark draft agreement lead to battle over scope of pollution problem
UN secretary-general pleads with Russia to withdraw troops ‘in the name of humanity’
NTZO has attracted less than $2mn in assets despite funding commitments from banks
Moscow sends written ‘follow-up’ to Washington on eve of call between Lavrov and Blinken
Cognitive dissonance, carbon pricing and what a sustainable economy would look like
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