DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — The mood is about to shift, the hours grow longer and the already high sense of urgency somehow amp up even more as the United Nations climate summit heads into its final week.
Every sentence, every word — especially those about the future elimination of planet-warming fossil fuels — will matter at the U.N.
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