US EditionCop28 president denies on eve of summit he abused his position to sign oil deals
- COP28 President Sultan al-Jaber denies allegations of using COP28 to promote UAE's oil and gas business interests, stating they are false and an attempt to undermine his presidency.
- Leaked documents suggest that the UAE's COP28 team prepared talking points promoting joint business opportunities in fossil fuels during meetings with foreign governments.
- Amnesty International and others have called for Mr. Jaber's resignation due to his dual roles as COP President and CEO of ADNOC, raising concerns about conflict of interest.
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COP28: oil pushers scrape the barrel as critical climate talks begin in Dubai
Days before the latest climate summit is due to begin in Dubai, the first flight powered entirely by “sustainable aviation fuel” landed safely in New York. The twin engines of this Boeing 787 Dreamliner ran on farm waste and used cooking oil, an alternative to the kerosene that is usually dug up, refined and burned to satisfy the wanderlust of a relatively wealthy minority of Earth’s people. Sadly, the entire event was a stunt, say political ec…
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