The countries at the UN climate summit COP30 in Brazil agreed on an agreement on Saturday. Cautiously positive reactions are mixed with harsh criticism in the aftermath. "The agreement is far from what science requires," says Mary Robinson, the UN's former envoy for climate issues.
SwedenFor poor countries, a dark future with death and suffering awaits, says Panama's representative Juan Carlos Monterrey Gómez after the COP29 agreement in Baku. The criticism from developing countries against the agreement is massive.
SwedenThe reactions to the new draft of the climate agreement at COP29 in Baku are strong. Several poor countries are sad, angry and disappointed. It feels like the developed countries want the planet to burn, says Panama's climate envoy Juan Carlos Monterrey Gómez according to BBC.
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