A new climate deal was reached after two weeks of heating debates on Wednesday, at the COP28 summit in Dubai, marking an unprecedented global commitment to shift away from fossil fuels. However, the agreement’s use of vague language raises the potential for some countries to take minimal action, CNN reports. The Global Stocktake agreement, finalized in the morning session, resulted from two-week extended talks. According to Reuters, over 100 countries fervently advocated for robust wording in the COP28 agreement, aiming to “phase out” the use of oil, gas, and coal. But they faced formidable re…