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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
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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
Q&A: ‘Communities drown in the sea as governments drown in bureaucracy’
Juan Carlos Monterrey, Panama’s special representative for climate change, talks to Dialogue Earth about the need for reform in climate negotiations
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
