"LONDON - Governments face a struggle at a United Nations summit in Spain next week to inject momentum into efforts to curb global warming, dogged by lack of consensus, U.S. scepticism and disruptive protests demanding more action.  

Policymakers are under pressure as more extreme weather events, such as record floods in Venice and wildfires in Australia and California, are linked to climate change.

“The science is clearer and the devastating impacts of climate change continue across every region in the world,” said analysts at HSBC."

Nina Chestney reports for Reuters November 25, 2019, [2]

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"Explainer: Talk the Talk-How to Decipher U.N. Climate Jargon" (Reuters) [5]

"COP25 Will Take Place in Madrid from 2 to 13 December 2019" (UNFCC) [6]