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After COP26: Everything to know about the environment this week

Smoke comes from power plants, as COP26 ended with a deal that targeted fossil fuels as the driver of global warming.

COP26 ended Saturday with a deal that for the first time targeted fossil fuels as the key driver of global warming.

Kate Whiting
Senior Writer, Forum Agenda
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