The UN's major climate summit has begun in Antalya, Turkey. Now, UN climate chief Simon Stiell is calling for a new way of thinking. "We must deal with the world as it is, not as we wish it were," he said in a speech.
SwedenThe health consequences of climate change could be devastating. Extreme heat, food shortages and infectious diseases will worsen as the climate changes.
SwedenDon't obstruct, but speed up the negotiations. That's the UN climate chief's message at COP30, where countries disagree on three key issues with just five days left before the climate summit.
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 Climate Summit COP29 in Baku, Azerbaijan, has agreed on an agreement. Rich countries will pay 300 billion dollars per year to climate efforts in poorer countries – but many had hoped for much more. Pathetic. It's pitiful, says India's representative Chandni Raina.
SwedenThe global fight against climate change will be able to withstand Donald Trump being re-elected as the President of the USA, says the UN's climate chief Simon Stiell. Our process is strong. It is robust and will stand the test, said Stiell at a press conference at the climate meeting COP29.
SwedenAgree - and donate money to developing countries. This is the appeal from the UN's climate chief Simon Stiell as the climate meeting COP29 begins. But the election of Donald Trump as the next president of the USA casts a shadow over the meeting.
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