Quitting coal and rebounding CO2 emissions - here are five things to know about Thursday at the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow COP26BBC
1. Pledge to quit coal
Countries such as Poland, Vietnam and Chile, which rely heavily on coal - the single biggest contributor to global warming -More than 40 countries have signed up to a statement to quit the use of the fossil fuel, and the UK government says 190 nations and organisations have pledged to stop using it. "The end of coal is in sight," says Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng.
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