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The COP28 climate talks in Dubai ended in a historic deal that committed the world to a transition away from all fossil fuels for the first time.

The controversial oil executive presiding over global climate talks in Dubai is stepping up efforts to get a deal to curb all fossil fuels for the first time.

The COP28 climate talks in Dubai are entering their second and final week with delegations positioning themselves on either side of a clearly drawn battle line: whether or not they can commit to phasing out fossil fuels.

The most important daily food and climate COP28 news, resources and content curated by the Green Queen editorial team.

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The crisis engulfing Europes wind industry is proving to be a wake-up call: Things have to change radically to make progress on whats a key part of the climate transition.

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