By Newsbreak Producer Tashlan Naidoo - South Africa will likely be looking for investment from more developed countries at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Dubai starting today. This is according to Senior climate specialist at the Worldwide Fund for Nature in South Africa (WWF), James Reeler. Reeler says the South African delegation will look to finance its policies and plans as it aims for a just transition to green energy and climate change mitigation. Representatives from across the globe will for the next two weeks be locked in discussions and negotiations, with the rise in global temperature and limiting of fossil fuel use at the top of the agenda. Reeler also elaborates on health issues being part of the agenda after almost 30 years...

<p>By Newsbreak Producer Tashlan Naidoo - South Africa will likely be looking for investment from more developed countries at the United Nations Climate Change Conference in Dubai starting today. This is according to Senior climate specialist at the Worldwide Fund for Nature in South Africa (WWF), James Reeler. Reeler says the South African delegation will look to finance its policies and plans as it aims for a just transition to green energy and climate change mitigation. Representatives from across the globe will for the next two weeks be locked in discussions and negotiations, with the rise in global temperature and limiting of fossil fuel use at the top of the agenda. Reeler also elaborates on health issues being part of the agenda after almost 30 years...</p>

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