The Cop30 UN climate summit in Belem, Brazil, highlighted ongoing challenges in addressing global warming. Despite decades of international agreements and scientific consensus, carbon dioxide emissions remain elevated, and global temperatures continue to climb. Brazil’s rainforest continues to experience significant wildfires, impacting biodiversity and carbon storage. Global oil and gas production remains substantial, though investment in renewable energy remains limited. Government commitments and funding pledges have not consistently translated into immediate action. The summit underscored the urgent need for more localized and practical strategies to mitigate climate change and reduce carbon emissions.
Credits: News – South China Morning Post
