Fossil-fuel states push to delay IPCC reports past the 2028 Paris Agreement stocktake
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At U.N. climate talks in Turkey, Saudi Arabia, India and Russia want the next Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report round delayed so at least two assessments appear after 2028, when nations must review progress and strengthen pledges under the Paris Agreement. Critics link the push to major fossil fuel trade; Al Gore said Saudi Arabia is trying to weaken the IPCC so the stocktake lacks accurate fossil-fuel science.
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