US EditionPope Leo XIV urges 'concrete actions' on climate change at COP30
- On Monday, Pope Leo XIV urged `concrete actions` on climate change, saying some leaders lack the political will to act as he addressed religious dignitaries at COP30 in Belém, Brazil.
- Against a backdrop of local damage, the Vatican noted the Amazon is a `living symbol of creation` and said `one in three people live in great vulnerability` from climate harms, last month calling for ecological conversion.
- On targets, Pope Leo XIV urged firmer action for stronger and fairer economic systems and warned `There is still time to keep the rise in global temperature below 1.5C, but the window is closing.`
- As negotiations tighten, ministers are taking over split talks at UN climate negotiations , scheduled to end in five days without United States government presence and facing disputes on ambition and fossil fuel phase-out.
- UN officials immediately welcomed Pope Leo XIV's intervention, with Simon Stiell, UN climate chief, calling it a `strong message` amid the ten-year anniversary of Pope Francis's Laudato Si.
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Analysis - Around the world, societies are looking for ways to live with climate change. Adapting to a hotter and harsher future means scientists, governments and communities must find ways to protect essential resources like land, homes, farms and water. Buildings need to stay cooler and withstand storms and floods, and crops need to survive more severe rains and droughts. Biologist and climate change scientist Serafino Afonso Rui Mucova studie…
Pope Leo XIV has addressed participants in the UN Climate Change Conference (COP) in Brazil, urging them to demonstrate their strong support for the Paris climate agreement and climate cooperation.
In a video message sent to the representatives of the Church gathered in Belem for a meeting in the margins of COP30 - the annual UN conference on the fight against global warming - the pontiff strongly recalled the leaders of the nations: "Be true leaders.Strong climate actions and policies are an investment in a more just and stable world."
Pope Leon of XIV has criticised what he described as a lack of political will in dealing with the global climate crisis, he informs her. "What is wrong is one's political will," he said in a video message at the beginning of the last week of the UN Climate Review (COP30) conference in Brazil.
The three big reasons why Mozambique is not adapting to climate change and what needs to be done
Around the world, societies are looking for ways to live with climate change. Adapting to a hotter and harsher future means scientists, governments and communities must find ways to protect essential resources like land, homes, farms and water. Buildings need to stay cooler and withstand storms and floods, and crops need to survive more severe rains and droughts. Biologist and climate change scientist Serafino Afonso Rui Mucova studies how natur…
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