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Majid al-Suwaidi, COP28 Director-General, said Monday night's draft was meant to get countries to start talking and presenting what are deal-killers for them, which are called “red lines.”

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — A stark standoff between countries that want a dramatic phase-out to fossil fuels causing damaging warming and those that don’t crushed hopes for an on-time finish to a critical climate summit Tuesday. The United Nations-led summit known as COP28 was scheduled to end around midday after nearly two weeks […]

Climate experts and activists are concerned that if the phrase 'unabated fossil fuels' is mentioned in the COP28 meeting's final declaration, it would allow countries and companies to continue to burn fossil fuels. Here is a look at why it might happen.

A stark standoff between countries that want a dramatic phase-out to fossil fuels that are causing damaging global warming and those that don't crushed hopes...

Countries at the COP28 climate summit are still struggling to reach a deal on phasing out fossil fuels, but even having discussions on an end to the main cause of global warming is huge progress, say campaigners and researchers

For the past two weeks, the world's best and brightest met in Dubai underneath a glittering, color-changing dome built to resemble Islamic geometric art as the petrostate hosts the United Nations' latest climate change conference — and experts are calling bull. In interviews with The Guardian, climate scientists and advocates said that the quote-unquote "solutions" […]

Australian climate change minister, Chris Bowen, says umbrella group of countries is united in saying draft agreement is too weak

Overemphasis on innovation and carbon removal risks distracting from main goal of stopping use of fossil fuels, say scientists

Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen told the climate talks that fossil fuels have no future in world energy systems, but his nod to emissions capture has irked some.

Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen told the climate talks that fossil fuels have no future in world energy systems, but his nod to emissions capture has irked some.