US EditionThe Blind Spot Is Closing — Led by Those with the Least
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The blind spot is closing — led by those with the least
In Santa Marta, hearing from nation after nation that is already facing challenges greater than ours while being substantially poorer — and yet still staying in the fight to phase out fossil fuels — was a humbling experience.
The Santa Marta Conference promotes the abandonment of fossil fuels with the support of several European countries that have highlighted their role as key platform to accelerate the global energy transition. This meeting marks a turning point in international cooperation in the face of the climate crisis. In this context, the Santa Marta Conference promotes the abandonment of fossil fuels by bringing together governments, businesses and civil so…
At the first international conference on the release of fossil fuels, several African countries advocated not to sacrifice their economic development in the name of the fight against global warming. About 50 nations met in the Colombian coastal city of Santa Marta to discuss possible ways to achieve this goal. [...] Read the article "Afrique demands its right to exploit its hydrocarbons in Santa Marta" appeared first on Le Singulier.
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This wasn’t another climate talkfest. Santa Marta put fossil fuels on the chopping block, and civil society is watching to make sure governments don’t flinch.
At the annual United Nations Climate Conference (COP30) last year, Colombia took the initiative to organize, jointly with the Netherlands, a new conference to develop a roadmap for the energy transition, without requiring the consensus of all countries in the world, unlike the COP. This conference, which has just concluded in Santa Marta, saw the establishment of a group of scientists to advise voluntary countries on the transition to clean ener…
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