India's chief justice warns developing nations face climate injustice
Chief Justice Surya Kant said developing countries should not bear a disproportionate burden from the green transition. The statement highlights ongoing tensions over climate responsibility and transition costs.
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Disputes over climate financing and transition burdens can complicate international cooperation.
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