US EditionClimate: European States Settle for a Minimal Compromise for 2035
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The document approved after tough negotiations between environment ministers is just a "declaration of intent" and not a firm commitment.
Meeting on Thursday, 18 September in Brussels, the Twenty-Seven have still not agreed on a definitive climate plan to be provided to the UN ahead of COP30, which will take place in November. Only a minimum compromise has emerged from the negotiations, which are due to continue in October.
The Eu Agrees on a “Declaration of Intent” with a Cut in Emissions of Between 66.3 and 72.5% by 2035
The European Union will be attending the United Nations meeting next week with a “statement of intent” on cutting emissions by 2035, which contains a range of CO2 cuts by that date of between 66.3 and 72.5%. This is a minimum agreement concluded this Thursday in Brussels by the environment ministers of the 27 in view of the inability to make the appointment in New York on time with the original plan, which was to have in your pocket not only you…
After a nine-hour ministerial meeting, the EU countries managed to agree on a declaration of intent on the 2035 climate target, which the EU will submit to the UN in September. This is according to the Danish EU fo...
The 27 Member States of the European Union approved today, in Brussels, a minimum commitment to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions by 2035, in a very divided decision. According to sources quoted by the French news agency AFP, this commitment was made only so that the 27 did not arrive “empty-handed” at the UN General Assembly next week and at COP30, which will take place in November in Brazil. Without reaching a final decision, the 27 Member…
Environmental ministers sign a "declaration of intentions" to reduce CO2 emissions between 66% and 72% by 2035, and advocate a vote on the 2040 intercalar target proposal.
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