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SEOUL: Environmental activists take part in an Earth Day rally against climate change near the presidential Blue House yesterday. - AFP n

US summit lifts climate hopes
SEOUL: US Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry speaks during a press conference yesterday. - AFP n

US, China commit to climate cooperation
SHANGHAI: A security guard checks a car trying to entry the Dongjiao State Guest Hotel in Shanghai yesterday where US climate envoy John Kerry is staying following his arrival for talks with his Chinese counterparts. - AFPn

China's Xi to join European climate summit as Kerry arrives for talks
AHMEDABAD: A laborer packing salt at a factory in Kharaghoda village near the Little Rann of Kutch (LRK) region, some 120 km from Ahmedabad. - AFPn

India's desert salt farmers feel the heat from climate change
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Climate change driving marine species poleward
GOLEMO SELO, Bulgaria: A picture taken on March 25, 2021 shows smoke and vapor billowing from the Bobov Dol Thermal Power Plant near this village. - AFP n

In coal-addicted Bulgaria, EU climate goal faces hurdles
LONDON: Britain's Prime Minister Boris Johnson attends a virtual press conference on the novel coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, at 10 Downing Street in central London.-AFP n

Johnson, Biden to deepen ties, work on climate
In this picture taken on November 1, 2020, a boy sits near a bag filled with saffron flowers in a saffron field as farmers work nearby in Pampore, south of Srinagar. - Dry conditions blamed on climate change have seen yields of the world's most expensive spice by weight down by half in the last two decades, threatening the future of a cash crop that has brought wealth to the region for 2,500 years. (Photo by Tauseef MUSTAFA / AFP) / To go with AFP story India-Kashmir-economy-climate-saffron, FOCUS by Parvaiz Bukhair

Climate change hits Kashmir's 'red gold' saffron crop
This picture taken on October 29, 2020 shows the Celukan Bawang 2 power plant in Singaraja on Indonesia's resort island of Bali. - Chinaís plan to fund dozens of foreign coal plants from Zimbabwe to Indonesia is set to produce more emissions than those of major developed nations, threatening global efforts to fight climate change, environmentalists have warned. (Photo by Sonny Tumbelaka / AFP) / TO GO WITH China-BRI-coal-energy-pollution-investments,FOCUS by Helen ROXBURGH and Poornima WEERASEKARA

China's foreign coal push risks global climate goals
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