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Fire Disrupts COP30 Climate Talks in Brazil — -/AFPTV/AFP via Getty Images via Getty Images

Fire Disrupts COP30 Climate Talks in Brazil

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A fire at a pavilion inside the venue of the UN’s climate talks in Brazil forced an evacuation Thursday as panicked delegates ran for the exits. See the Story

30-Plus Nations Oppose Cop30 Draft over Fossil Fuel Omission: Colombia — REUTERS / pwu404

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30-Plus Nations Oppose Cop30 Draft over Fossil Fuel Omission: Colombia

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South Africa urges African collective action on critical minerals

South Africa urges African collective action on critical minerals

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The NewsAfrican countries should coordinate mining policies to avoid the continent becoming trapped in a cycle of low-value extraction, South Africa’s mining minister said.Gwede Mantashe, speaking at a mining event on the sidelines of the G20 summit in Johannesburg, said regional governments and African institutions should work together on exploration, pricing, and processing, rather than each state negotiating alone with multinational companies…See the Story

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