US EditionMultilateralism Works Even as US and Fossil Fuel Industry Oppose Climate Action, UN Chief Says
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The PrintMultilateralism works even as US and fossil fuel industry oppose climate action, UN chief says
New YORK, Dec 3 - The final outcome of the COP30 climate summit in Brazil last month was \"disappointing,\" but showed multilateralism still works in the absence of the United States' participation and amid growing geopolitical tensions, UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres told the Reuters NEXT conference in New York on Wednesday. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The Conference of the Parties on Amazon Climate Change in Brazil (COP30) left me mixed feelings.There was no binding agreement to abandon fossil fuels or stop deforestation.The global consensus was questioned and some leaders did not come forward.However, in a challenging political context, more than 190 countries joined together to reaffirm their commitments to keep the 1.5-degree goal alive, boost clean energy and mobilize $1.3 billion annuall…
In the run-up to the World Climate Conference COP30 in Belém, the association journalists.network e.V. invited ten young journalists on a research trip to Brazil. Among other things, they spoke there with representatives of Brazilian civil society and with members of the Afro-Brazilian and indigenous movement. We talked about the expectations and criticisms there regarding the COP30 and about a preliminary summary of the summit with Omeima Garci…
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The UN COP30 failure was so spectacular that even the mainstream media could not paper over it. POLITICO cited a European government official asking: ‘What the (heck) are we even doing here?’ A great question indeed.
The COP30, conducted in Brazil in November, generated frustration as to the results achieved, according to UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres. Nevertheless, the European leader assessed that the process had strengthened the effectiveness of multilateralism. + Read more about the World in the West During the Reuters next conference in New York this Thursday, 3, Guterres said that negotiations in Belém were marked by challenges. The United Nati…
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