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Imbalance of power: Women at international climate negotiations

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As the 29th UN climate conference (COP29) opens in Baku, Azerbaijan today, one thing remains the same: men will occupy most seats at the climate talks. Much has changed since the UN’s first Conference of the Parties (COP) to the Framework Convention on Climate Change in 1995. But the proportion of women representatives has remained stalled, at about a third of participants. According to data from the Women’s Environment and Development Organizat…
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