US EditionIreland reluctantly agrees to ‘compromise’ climate deal at the Cop30 conference in Brazil
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Water at the centre of climate resilience: at COP30 and beyond
With the increasing attention given to adaptation at COP30 in Belem, water is moving from the sidelines to centre stage. 90% of disasters in the last decade were water-related, and with increasing disruption of the hydrological cycle by both climate change and human activity, floods, storms and droughts are increasingly affecting water management, economic development and natural ecosystems. The impacts are worst at the frontlines, in vulnerable…
The final resolution of the United Nations climate conference in Brazil was agreed after much compromise. The wording of the resolution is controversial, as it does not stipulate that fossil fuel use must be reduced.
Ireland reluctantly agrees to ‘compromise’ climate deal at the Cop30 conference in Brazil
… Darragh O’Brien said Ireland supports the decision by the … more than 80 countries, including Ireland, called for earlier this … . After the deal, Cop30 president Andre Correa do Lago acknowledged … countries including top oil exporter Saudi Arabia said it was …
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