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Rich countries are being urged to increase climate funding beyond the proposed $250 billion annually, as poorer nations express dissatisfaction with the EU's offer during COP29 talks. Meanwhile, Trump's administration is making significant personnel changes that threaten to undermine Biden's climate initiatives, with oil executives like Chris Wright taking prominent roles.
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