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News is we are still well short of meeting that target of keeping global warming underneath 1.5 degrees celsius. the secretary general of the nice nations said he wished the summit had gone a whole lot further. many environmental groups are pointing to the outcome of this c.o.p. 27 and saying, there is basically a deal here to try to treat some of the worst symptoms of climate change but we are way off where we need to be to deal with the actual root causes, which is cutting way back on the amount of carbon we are emitting. yasmin. >> ralph sanchez for us. thank you, raf. good to talk to you. ...

The UN climate summit in Egypt concluded on Sunday with a landmark decision to establish a fund to address loss and damage, but the outcome on other crucial issues such as India's call for phasedown of all fossil fuels reflected little progress. COP27 Ends With Historic Compensation Fund For Countries Impacted by Climate Change; Heeds India's Call For Sustainable Lifestyle.

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Pakistan, which was ravaged by unprecedented floods this year, on Sunday welcomed the historic decision of the COP27 summit to set up a fund to address los..

Trade deal with the eu. there's a similiar story in the daily mail, which says �*dont betray us on brexit�* — over those reported deals. the international edition of the financial times touches on the un climate summit agreeing help for poorer nations. the metro leads with �*wad a waste' — referring to a stunt by comedian joe lycett in which he appears to shred £10,000 cash in world cup protest. the guardian says the world still stands on �*the brink of climate catastrophe', despite the deal reached at the cop 27 summit. it also says rail cancellations are at an all—time high. ï...