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We’re bringing you the latest updates and analysis from COP27 in Egypt.

LAST UPDATE | 9 Nov 2022

REPRESENTATIVES FROM NEARLY every country in the world have gathered at the UN annual climate summit this week to discuss how to tackle the crisis. 

COP27 takes place in Egypt this year and is running from 6 to 18 November. The Journal is in Sharm El-Sheikh to report on the conference and, as part of our coverage, we’re sending out a daily newsletter. 

The newsletter provides context and analysis on the main events of each day and keeps you informed on the negotiations taking place.

COP27 is happening against a backdrop of extreme weather events, an ongoing energy crisis and scientific reports stating that the world is still not doing enough to tackle rising carbon emissions. 

With a focus on implementing the policies that have been agreed upon, this year’s summit will seek renewed solidarity between countries to deliver on their climate goals.

Whether you’re paying close attention to the summit or you just want the basics to keep up-to-date, our COP27 newsletter breaks it down for you.

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