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As the clock ticks down toward this November's COP29 climate summit in Azerbaijan, the Bonn Climate Change Conference in Germany ended in a stalemate Thursday as nations were unable to agree on the size and scope of loss and damage financing and other issues.
' 'Discussions on climate finance lacked the urgency required for one of the most critical decisions to be finalized at COP29,' WWF said of the Bonn conference. 'A new funding goal for the period 2025 to 2035 is set to be agreed, in line with the terms of the Paris agreement.
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