The jury is still out on whether the oil-rich nation and the oil-baron presiding over this year’s climate talks can achieve enough for the environment. Their first announcement isn’t a bad start.
Australia has spent a decade as one of the world’s most notorious climate outsiders,but has a chance to rebuild its global reputation.
The next generation of climate change activists explain why they're attending COP28 in Dubai.
More than 90,000 people are expected to attend the Climate Change summit which has begun in the United Arab Emirates.
Vanuatu Climate Change Minister Ralph Regenvanu is hoping developed countries such as Australia commit to phasing out fossil fuels like coal and gas at the UN’s annual meeting. The future of his country depends on it.
The allegations were contained in a joint investigation by the BBC and the Centre for Climate Reporting and cited leaked documents.
“The documents referred to in the BBC article are inaccurate and were not used by COP28 in meetings,” a COP28 spokesperson said.