Tensions are rising during the second week of climate talks in Baku as countries struggle to make progress in climate talks and the COP29 presidency has appointed a team of environment ministers to consult on the negotiations.

SA’s forestry, fisheries & environment minister Dion George is one of the team members. ..

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