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An investigation by the Guardian has revealed that a minimum of twelve lead authors contributing to the UN's climate change body, the IPCC, have connections to Saudi Aramco or other Saudi oil interests. The concentration of Saudi-linked authors, especially in the group assessing emissions reduction, raises questions about the kingdom's influence on the reports.
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