From finance appeals to net zero target rules: All the latest from COP27

Cecilia Keating
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BusinessGreen rounds up the latest developments to emerge from the pivotal climate talks taking place in Sharm El Sheikh

Money continued to dominate the agenda on the final day of the World's Leaders Summit at COP27, with heads of state using their moment in the spotlight to hammer home the need to deliver more financial...

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