Two hundred countries agreeing for the first time to move away from fossil fuels captured the biggest world headlines at the COP28 conference in Dubai.
But a smaller B.C. contingent working on the sidelines was also finding partnerships and solutions that could help the world reach its greenhouse gas emission goals.
The First Nations Climate Initiative (FNCI), a collaboration of four Northwest B.C.
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