US EditionPutting up a Brave Front in Brazil
- Brazil built a highway through the rainforest near Bel�m to ease traffic for the COP30 conference, despite existing infrastructure and environmental concerns.
- COP30 concluded with criticism for empty promises, and local residents still face environmental issues like raw sewage in the streets.
- Baramee Chaiyarat, from the Assembly of the Poor, criticized COP30 for lacking effective solutions for climate change and highlighted that many proposed solutions do not benefit local communities.
- Skepticism remains about the Tropical Forests Forever Facility's participation from advanced economies and the functionality of climate incentives.
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Ten years after the signing of the Paris Agreement, the UN COP30 has just ended in Belém, Brazil's Amazon. Keeping warming below the 1.5 degree Celsius mark becomes a difficult goal. Sylvia Amicone takes stock of the progress and disappointments of this summit meeting in "Positive Impact" with Françoise Vimeux, climatologist and Research Director at the Research Institute for Development. - PODCAST - Françoise Vimeux, climatologist: "The COPs re…
At the climate summit in Belém, the word "fossil" was not even included in the final declaration. Some states still want to drive the exit from coal, oil and gas. An expert explains why the pull effect could produce.
The explorer and founder of Solar Impulse deplores the true success of COP30, which was held in Belém. And urges the leaders to be more ambitious, even to assume the failures.
DAN GAINOR: November's Nuttiest News: An Elvis judge, COP chaos and more media lunacy – Democratic Accent
Here’s your round up of the seven wildest stories from last month. Let’s get started with the blazing insanity of a climate conference in Brazil and then look at six others. It’s November, and that usually means the eco-loons come out of the woodwork. For the past several years, November has brought the annual meeting of the Conference of the Parties, or COP. This year was COP30, held in Brazil and drawing more than 56,000 delegates and business…
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