G20 failure to explicitly back fossil fuel transition upsets COP29 talks
The G20 failure to make a direct mention of the need to transition away from fossil fuels in its leaders’ statement in Rio has escalated fears among key negotiators at the UN COP29 summit in Baku that Donald Trump’s US election victory has put the brakes on climate action.
Negotiators sought Tuesday to break a deadlock at UN climate talks after G20 leaders backed the need for "trillions" of ...
And the key to unlock this appears to be a successful outcome at G20. There is increasing realisation that this should not ...
The G20 leaders said they "commit to successful negotiations in Baku" but promised little else to unblock fraught cliamte ...
G20 leaders failed to agree on new climate finance package, but reaffirmed support for multilateralism. Experts say this is ...
Activists and a key negotiating group at the stalled COP29 climate talks on Tuesday cautiously welcomed a G20 leaders statement backing a finance deal for poorer countries, but some slammed a missing ...
UN climate negotiations in Baku received a boost of hope on finance from G20 leaders, but talks on fossil fuels collapsed.
G20 leaders have not strongly supported a new climate finance package for developing nations. While reaffirming commitment to multilateralism, key issues like fossil fuel transition and climate ...
Leaders of the Group of 20 major economies meet on Tuesday to discuss sustainable development and the transition to cleaner ...
Heads of state arriving in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday for the G20 summit will spend Monday and Tuesday addressing issues from ...
The following is a statement from UN Climate Change Executive Secretary Simon Stiell from COP29 in response to the G20 Rio de ...
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