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[Opinion] Go to Belém for Hope or Duty?

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OPINION. Yes, the COPs are imperfect, but they remain the only place where humanity can decide not to give up together, writes psychiatrist, scientist and entrepreneur Bertrand PiccardL-Amazonie. Belém. I have just arrived: at the end of the world and at the heart of the global but not only Brazilian climate issue, since this is where COP30 is held.Read more
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OPINION. Yes, the COPs are imperfect, but they remain the only place where humanity can decide not to give up together, writes psychiatrist, scientist and entrepreneur Bertrand PiccardL-Amazonie. Belém. I have just arrived: at the end of the world and at the heart of the global but not only Brazilian climate issue, since this is where COP30 is held.Read more

Ten years after the Paris COP 21, the Belém edition presents itself as an "implementing COP", where the challenge is to show that the previous commitments are concrete. In particular, States must take stock of their national contributions (NDC) and define a roadmap to bridge the ambition gap by 2030. On the eve of the start of the COP, according to Climate Watch, about two thirds of countries had submitted their new national emission reduction t…

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Le Grand Continent broke the news in on Monday, November 10, 2025.
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