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BusinessGreen Editor’s Briefing: September 2025 part two

29 September 2025 • 3 min read

In BusinessGreen's latest Editor’s Briefing, the team reflect on updates from Presidents Trump and Xi at the UN Secretary-General's Climate Summit in New York, and a flurry of new studies

This month's landmark Climate Summit in New York will likely be remembered for a pair of contrasting and consequential climate updates from two Presidents increasingly polarised by the net zero transition....

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