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Climate change requires most urgent mitigation measures, African leaders tell UN Assembly

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Climate-hit Bangladesh struggling to access UN green funds

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Japan fires up biomass energy, but fuel shortage looms

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Who should pay for damage associated with climate change and who should be compensated?

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At UN Assembly, Pacific small islands urge collective action against climate change impacts

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Youths must prepare for climate change

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Russia wants to protect itself from climate change—without reducing carbon emissions

Illnesses and deaths linked to heat and wildfire pollution in the Moscow region in 2010 are now seen as a harbinger of the future...

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