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UN Backs Climate Action, Despite U.S. Opposition
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The United Nations General Assembly overwhelmingly supported strong climate action, despite the U.S. attempting to pull the measure. The resolution, which calls for national plans to limit global temperature rise, phasing out fossil fuel subsidies, and demanding reparations, was passed with a vote of 141-8. Island nations like Vanuatu, facing extinction from climate change, pushed for the resolution. The U.S., Russia, Iran, and Saudi Arabia voted against it, citing concerns about American industry. The General Assemblys endorsement of the courts ruling is a significant move towards global commitment to human rights and combating the climate crisis.
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