US EditionCOP29 Climate Summit Faces Financial Challenges and Trump Concerns
- COP29 addresses crucial issues for the Paris Agreement, aiming to limit warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius, as highlighted by its significance in the ongoing climate discussions.
- Economic factors, including Donald Trump's election and the collapse of Germany's coalition, are shifting climate negotiations, according to experts present at COP29.
- Mukhtar Babayev, the new COP29 president, emphasized the financial needs to support the developing world in transitioning to clean energy, stating that action is essential to avoid greater costs.
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He’ll try, but Trump can’t stop the clean energy revolution
All told, climate progress has been unfolding on so many fronts for so many years — often without enough support from the federal government — that it will persist regardless of who occupies the White House.
Many leaders are deserting, Meloni speaks on Wednesday. Unknown Trump (ANSA)
There has been no comparable COP since the Paris Climate Agreement. Today, the success of the past is crumbling. Expectations in Baku are also clouded. Is the climate summit over? It's that time again, the world is coming together to fight over an evergreen: climate change. The topic is lengthy, complicated and therefore so exhausting for many that they would prefer not to deal with it anymore. Especially since catastrophes have been a string of…
Climate envoy says work will continue despite Trump's return
White House Senior Advisor for Clean Energy and International Climate Policy John Podesta at the COP29 summit. Photo: Reuters United States climate envoy John Podesta on Monday urged governments to keep faith in the country's promise to combat global warming, saying Donald Trump can slow, not stop, the transition from fossil fuels when he returns to office in January.
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