Reports: Big emitters prep Paris Agreement ratification

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Local media reports suggest Brazil, the US and China could all formally approve Paris Agreement in the coming weeks

Brazil could become the world's first major economy to ratify the Paris Agreement, according to local reports that suggest formal approval for the international climate change deal could come as early...

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