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Burnham pledges climate leadership in wake of UK drilling approval

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The only G7 leader to address COP31 announced a climate envoy and clean energy financing as campaigners question Britain's continued support for fossil fuel projects.

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  1. Bloomberg

    COP31 Climate Summit: Rosebank Oil Field Becomes a Test for Andy Burnham (opens Bloomberg)

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    The fate of one of the UK’s largest undeveloped oil fields has become a test of Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s approach to global warming as he heads to the COP31 climate talks in Turkey.

  2. The Guardian

    Cop31: ‘The crisis is upon us now’ Burnham due to tell climate summit (opens The Guardian)

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    World leaders including UK prime minister Andy Burnham will address the summit today, as talks head into the third day Welcome back to the Cop31 liveblog, I’m Ajit Niranjan and I’ll be taking you through our fourth day of the climate change summit in Turkey.

  3. Climate Change News

    COP31 Bulletin Day 4: Burnham speaks with UK climate policy under fire (opens Climate Change News)

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    The UK prime minister is among about 25 leaders speaking at COP31 in Antlaya on Thursday while Lula, Greta Thunberg and Gavin Newsom are set to draw crowds

  4. Courthouse News Service

    Burnham pledges climate leadership in wake of UK drilling approval (opens Courthouse News Service)

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    Courthouse News Service's feed description

    The only G7 leader to address COP31 announced a climate envoy and clean energy financing as campaigners question Britain's continued support for fossil fuel projects.

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