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Before Sunday’s general election, the Bio-Circular-Green Economic model faces accusations of greenwashing and inequity.

Communities in Asia and least developed countries that contribute least to climate change are among those 15 times more likely to die from natural disasters, said the IPCC in the final part of its sixth assessment report.

Talks at COP26 are deadlocked between developed and developing countries over finance, endangering progress.

At climate negotiations, countries align in blocs. These will underpin the dynamics at COP26.

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