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Why the Iran War Has Spurred Both Clean Energy and Fossil Fuels

Why the Iran War Has Spurred Both Clean Energy and Fossil Fuels
NYT Business Sunday 08 November 2026, 15:39 UTC By Lisa Friedman 1 min read
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A sign for the 31st annual round of United Nations climate change negotiations at the airport in Istanbul. The summit, known as COP31, will be held in Antalya, Turkey this week.

A sign for the 31st annual round of United Nations climate change negotiations at the airport in Istanbul. The summit, known as COP31, will be held in Antalya, Turkey this week. [Image text:] Dunyanin Gelecegi Turkiye'de! Ortak evimiz Dunya icin 190'dan fazla tarafolke.9-20Kasimda Antalya'dabulusuyoi
the Iran War (EVENT) United Nations (ORG) Istanbul (LOCATION) Antalya (LOCATION) Turkey (LOCATION)
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