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Macron urges US, China to pay their fair share for climate change

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French President Emmanuel Macron has urged the United States, China and other non-European rich nations to pay their fair share to help poorer countries deal with climate change. Nearly 100 heads of state and government will speak at the summit today and tomorrow, but China's President Xi Jinping is not attending the conference.

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Hindustan Times

Emmanuel Macron urges US, China to pay share on climate: ‘Europeans are paying’

Emmanuel Macron: "Pressure must be put on rich non-European countries, telling them, 'you have to pay your fair share'," Emmanuel Macron said.

1 year ago·New Delhi, India

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RTÉ

Choose climate 'solidarity' or 'suicide'

Humanity must "cooperate or perish" in the face of accelerating climate change impacts, UN chief Antonio Guterres has told world leaders at talks in Egypt tasked with curbing global warming.

1 year ago·Ireland

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UOL

Macron charges non-European countries in the fight against climate change

Emmanuel Macron (pictured) said at COP27 that he wants to charge rich non-European countries to bear environmental costs in helping poor countries during the fight against climate change. “The United States and China must respond to this challenge, since Europeans are the only ones who pay,” said the French president during a meeting with young people in Sharm el Sheikh, Egypt. According to him, France and Europe are on the right path to reduce …

1 year ago·Brazil

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Bloomberg

World leaders arrive in Sharm el-Sheikh for COP27

The most notable no shows are China’s Xi Jinping and India’s Narendra Modi, leaders of the world’s largest and third-largest emitters.

1 year ago·United States

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Sky News Australia

Delegates meet in Egypt for COP27 summit

The COP27 climate summit is underway in Egypt and delegates are discussing compensation for developing nations that are most vulnerable to climate change. It's the first time the issue has been discussed at a major summit. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres recently warned the world was headed for “climate chaos” as he urged world leaders to commit to cutting emissions.

1 year ago·Australia

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