COP29: Landmark Climate Finance Deal and Carbon Market Reforms Unveiled
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The COP29 climate talks resulted in a US$300 billion climate finance deal aimed at supporting developing countries in their climate efforts, but fell short in establishing a comprehensive global carbon trading system. The conference highlighted the ongoing challenges in reaching consensus on key climate issues, despite some progress in financial commitments.
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