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Carbon emissions from the Glasgow climate conference are expected to reach more than double the amount pumped into the atmosphere during the last COP, The Scotsman can reveal, with the event on track to be the most polluting summit of its kind. View email online

Nov 11, 2021

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Here are the top headlines today

Carbon footprint of COP26 in Glasgow more than double that of previous climate summit 11 Scottish areas with the highest coronavirus rates Why the climate summit shouldn't have been held in Glasgow Heritage watchdog demands clampdown on outdoor eating and drinking spaces Nicola Sturgeon urges Boris Johnson to stay at COP 26

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