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Poorer nations will be among the last to benefit if global emissions cut to net zero

New research shows that the world's poorest nations will be among the last to see any benefits from global net zero emissions. Tropical regions are warming faster, and even with emissions cuts, improvements may take decades to reach vulnera...

The Guardian· Sep 22, 2026 · 11:52 AM · 27 views

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New research shows that the world's poorest nations will be among the last to see any benefits from global net zero emissions. Tropical regions are warming faster, and even with emissions cuts, improvements may take decades to reach vulnerable populations. Full story and more reels: https://newsreel.video #news #climatecrisis #netzero #sustainability #environment

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