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Indigenous groups win greater climate recognition

Friday 17 Nov 17 9:00am

INDIGENOUS groups claimed a victory at the Bonn climate talks in Bonn as governments acknowledged for the first time that they can play a leadership role in protecting forests and keeping global temperatures at a safe level.

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