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Opinion: to truly fight climate change, we need to set our sights higher
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Opinion: to truly fight climate change, we need to set our sights higher

The leaders of the Republic of Fiji and Republic of the Marshall Islands issue a renewed call for commitment by the world's nations to efforts to combat climate change.
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Frank Bainimarama and Hilda C. Heine: To truly fight climate change, we need to set our sights higher
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Frank Bainimarama and Hilda C. Heine: To truly fight climate change, we need to set our sights higher

The leaders of the Republic of Fiji and Republic of the Marshall Islands issue a renewed call for commitment by the world's nations to efforts to combat climate change.
ORIGINAL REPORTING
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China ramps up solar and wind power as clean energy output shatters global records

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Melting ice and microplastics signal deepening disruption in Antarctica’s climate system