The action needed is affordable and would be politically prudent for the Labour Party
Rachel Reeves and Keir Starmer appear happy to pursue growth at any cost – including the destruction of the planet
New framework agreed in Baku last month means countries face no repercussions if they fail to abide by the rules
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Summit proves change won’t come until floods and wildfires are killing tens of thousands in rich Global North cities
Greenhouse gas targets are purposely never met – and they never will be until the fossil fuel industry is torn up
A world of devastating weather events, unliveable cities, gross food shortages, and global marginalisation beckons
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