The upcoming Cop30 climate talks in Belem, Brazil, scheduled for November, will be challenging due to ongoing economic turmoil and the absence of the United States under former President Trump, who dismissed climate change as a hoax. This has contributed to a lack of convincing emission reduction plans from many countries. According to the summit president, Andre Correa do Lago, the international context complicates negotiations as other nations grapple with their commitments in light of the US's stance. The focus will be on encouraging global cooperation to tackle emissions amid this instability.
Governments will gather in Belem, Brazil, for Cop30 amid economic turmoil and uncertainty over US participation, making the talks a daunting challenge for climate action.
The upcoming climate talks face additional hurdles as Trump's withdrawal from global agreements and economic instability distract leaders from urgently needed emission reductions.
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