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A quarter of a million people are expected to die every year from climate change between 2030 and 2050 if we do nothing.

A deal has finally been reached at the COP28 climate summit, which ran over time by a day. Here we break down what's included and how experts are reacting to key inclusions on fossil fuels.

A climate change deal to "transition away" from fossil fuels has been agreed at Cop28, although it stops short of calling for oil and gas to be "phased out".

Countries at the COP28 UN climate summit have agreed to transition away from fossil fuels, but fail to commit to a full phase out.

COP28: Countries endorse historic call for 'transition' away from fossil fuels. After an overnight overtime, countries around the world approved a historic compromise at COP28 in Dubai. Several states, including the European Union, called for mentioning, for the first time in a final agreement to "exit" oil, gas and coal. At the opening of the closing plenary, delegates adopted the decision, prompting a standing ovation and thunderous applause from delegates. Some countries, led ...

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The UN climate negotiations in Dubai concluded with delegates agreeing to transition the world away from fossil fuels, set the Loss and Damage Fund in motion and establish a framework for the Global Goal on Adaptation.  “Fossil fuels finally faced a reckoning at the UN climate negotiations after three decades of dodging the spotlight. This historic outcome marks the beginning of the end of the fossil fuel era.

The key debate on the last day of the COP28 climate summit was about whether or not the conference should endorse a resolution to “phase out” fossil fuels – or,

The ‘UAE Consensus’ on climate change is anything but universal agreement. In fact, it reveals the deep divisions set to define the next decade of climate action.

For two weeks every December, the giant global climate meeting—this year with at least 70,000 delegates, lobbyists, activists, and journalists enjoying the tacky spaceport that is Dubai—provides a cascade of feelings.