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‘The world is watching’: Why US election result could dictate global progress on climate action

Wednesday 6 Nov 24 10:30am

The US presidential election comes just days ahead of the world’s most important climate negotiations at COP29. Experts say the outcome will have a profound impact on the US’ leadership role at the talks, and beyond.

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