Antonio Guterres at COP31: “Fossil Fuels Must Go the Way of the Dinosaurs. But that Won’t Happen on Its Own”
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The Secretary-General of the United Nations, Guterres, is attacking fossil fuels and their lobbies, which distort science and delay decisions against global warming. Lula: "We have begun to talk more about weapons and duties than about the survival of future generations." The leaders of China, India, Germany, France and Italy desert the runway of Heads of State and Government.
The Secretary-General of the UN: "But this will not happen alone because dinosaurs did not have a lobby, fossil fuels did." The few bigs arrived in Turkey do not mention oil and gas, the only one is Lula
The UN Secretary General calls for accelerating the abandonment of oil, gas and coal at a summit marked by the absence of major polluting countries and the contradictions of the Turkish host Read
'Fossil fuels must go extinct like dinosaurs': UN chief blasts oil giants at COP31
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has called for an end to the world's dependence on fossil fuels, comparing oil, gas and coal to dinosaurs while accusing powerful energy companies of deliberately obstructing efforts to tackle climate...
The head of the UN called on Wednesday at COP31 in Turkey to eliminate fossil fuels, "like dinosaurs", and to denounce the lobbys protecting them, at a climate summit session devoted to heads of state and government, but where many of them lacked the call.
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