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Climate promises hang fire as big economies don't warm up to COP29

Indian minister likely to skip summit, which begins today; Trump's shadow looms over climate finance commitments

COP29 holds significance  as it will witness the submission of first revised nationally determined contributions since the Paris COP21 and new financing promises by  the Global North
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Shreya Jai New Delhi

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With the Conference of Parties (COP29) beginning in Baku on Monday to bring solutions to climate change, uncertainty over the outcome of the annual event is looming large with major economies, including the US and the EU, planning to stay on the sidelines of the event being held at a time when 2024 is on track to become the hottest year on record. 
The Indian minister for environment, forest and climate change is likely to skip the November 11-22 event. India also doesn’t have an official pavilion at the venue this time, sources said. A spokesperson of the ministry did

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