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UN climate talks on verge of collapse as countries walk out over cash
The UN's climate summit COP29 is on the verge of collapse after a bitter fallout between richer and poorer countries over money Developing countries have dismissed an offer of $250bn (£199bn) per year to help them tackle climate change – Edited by Jack Burgess at COP29 in Baku,
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