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It’s a tie! Three countries managed to equally rank first at being the worst!
Today’s fossil award goes to Australia, Brazil and Japan. They managed to be as bad as each other!
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That this week we will make good progress
That this week we will think of workers
That this week we’ll discuss diversification
Ouh!
I gotta feeling,
That countries will adopt the workplan
And the forum will share best practices
And contribute to more climate ambition!”
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Prime Minister Scott Morrison enjoying a game of cricket as fires rage in Australia