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Flashpoints emerge in finalisation of key research findings
The agreement first launched in July has brought 25mn tonnes of grains and cooking oil to global markets
Sanctioned figure’s daughter works for UN agency as quake exposes compromises in aid provision benefiting regime
Heated discussions conclude with accord that aims to safeguard 30% of international waters by 2030
Ship needed to transfer 1mn barrels of oil from stricken FSO Safer moored off the coast of Yemen
Policy and regulatory breakthroughs are coming together — but will government and business deliver?
Also in today’s newsletter: why Europe can’t be cocky about weathering the energy crisis
There may be an investment case for holding them, but it’s not obvious they are saving the planet
‘Carbon inequalities’ within countries support case for wealth tax on biggest polluters
COP28 presidency faces criticism as it strives to establish green credentials
Danish head of agency wins vote but developing countries signal support for more diverse leadership
Lobbying against Danish chief of UNEP follows a critical report on the impact of war on Ukraine
Donors forced to consider compromising or shutting down operations in Afghanistan
Scientists believe they can change ecosystems by creating mechanical versions of the real thing
Landmark UN pact aims to arrest extinctions by conserving 30% of land and oceans by 2030
Move to protect at least 30% of the world’s land, inland waters, coastal areas and oceans by 2030
International conference in Montreal to vote on ‘Paris Agreement for nature’ proposal
Focus turns to economic risks of loss of plant and animal life that experts estimate could affect up to half of global GDP
Financial risks and opportunities in placing an economic value on plants and animals draw money managers
Species are disappearing at an alarming rate and the economic consequences are catastrophic
Heated negotiations expected at summit over funding to deal with damage to environment and wildlife
A welcome UN push to tighten corporate rules is sending shudders through some boardrooms
Simon Stiell says he intends to review the process for future summits to ensure transparency
Loss and damage funding is positive but priority is to stop the cause of the harm
Despite agreement to fund poorer nations, failure to phase out fossil fuels angers negotiators
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