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From new international declarations on health and the energy transition, to controversies on carbon offsets, it’s been a busy second day of the World Leaders Summit at COP28. Here, we round up seven must-see stories from Saturday (2 December).

Climate Action 30 spotlights global activists, academics, founders, executives, and nonprofit and public sector leaders tackling the climate crisis.

Back when Korea’s leader was skinny its Thanksgiving was Chuseok. Began 2,000 years ago 15th August, first day of the harvest moon.

Young Barbadian innovators see economic opportunity in the climate change threat, finding solutions unique to their environment.