WORLDJul 2 · 12:01 UTCCARBON BRIEFCarbon Brief Staff

Q&A: Where do the UN secretary general candidates stand on climate change?

The article discusses the nominations for the next UN secretary general, highlighting the candidates' positions on climate change and reviewing past secretaries' efforts, including Ban Ki-moon's role in the Paris Agreement and António Guterres's advocacy.

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United NationsorganizationMichelle Bachelet JeriapersonRebeca GrynspanpersonMayufispersonRafael Mariano GrossipersonMacky SallpersonMaría Fernanda Espinosa GarcéspersonCarolyn Rodrigues Birkettpersonclimate changetopicBan Ki-moonpersonAntónio Guterresperson

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