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By Anders Lorenzen Campaigners and critical stakeholders had called this year’s UN climate summit, COP29, held in oil and gas-rich Azerbaijan, the worst COP ever. Many had walked out in disgust and given up hope that a deal could be reached. But on Saturday evening, sleep-deprived negotiators could breathe a sigh of relief as the COP29 presidency could hail a historic agreement.
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