Cop27: has there been any progress in Sharm el-Sheikh?

Cop27 got off to a difficult start last week. Attendees struggled
with a lack of food and drink, civil society group events were
curtailed, and more than 600 fossil fuel lobbyists hit the
conference halls – more than the delegations of many of the most
vulnerable countries combined. As we head into the second week,
Madeleine Finlay hears from biodiversity reporter Patrick
Greenfield about what it’s been like in Sharm el-Sheikh, and from
environment editor Fiona Harvey about what’s happened so far and
whether much progress is likely to be made in the final days of
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