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Cop out? Hard truths in Dubai…

Terra Infirma

While we in the West derided COP President’s Sultan Al Jaber’s outburst about going back to living in caves, in the Middle East that ain’t too far from the truth. The post Cop out? If/when the oil economy fades, so will the wealth and power of the region.

COP 92
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COP28: Hot air or real climate progress? Yes and yes

Clean Energy Canada

This is the first COP where we are face-to-face with the reality of breaching the 1.5C It was also the first to be chaired by an oil and gas executive, putting a crude spotlight on the conflicting interests that have become entrenched in the COP process. And this year’s COP finally looked it in the eye. It’s not surprising.

COP 105
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COP28: Watching Sausage Being Made Not for the Faint Hearted

Energy Central

Highlights of the Observations of Several Energy and Climate Experts Attending COP28 Including Pros and Cons of Climate Finance Models In a bylined article titled “May Day at COP28” appearing online in the politically conservative American Thinker, nuclear engineer Joseph Somsel offered his personal views after the first week of being on (..)

COP 59
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Company leadership at COP 26, and what’s next in this Decisive Decade

EDF + Business

I attended this COP, my first, to learn more about how businesses can accelerate the transition to net zero and to share the findings of a new report, published today, that is a step-by-step playbook for companies to use to turn net zero pledges into progress. Progress worth celebrating.

COP 52
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Chris Bowen tells Cop28 to ‘end the use of fossil fuels’ in energy systems as talks try to break deadlock

The Guardian: Energy

goal alive so Pacific countries are not ‘swallowed by the seas’ The Australian climate change minister, Chris Bowen, has told nearly 200 countries at the Cop28 summit that the use of fossil fuels in energy systems must end. Australia’s climate minister says summit must aim to keep 1.5C

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Who’s to blame for the climate COP out in Glasgow?

Terra Infirma

Imagine if the fashion industry, instead of mucking about with hiring posh gowns, insisted that all their clothing be manufactured using 100% certified renewable energy? The post Who’s to blame for the climate COP out in Glasgow? Or Apple and the other electronics companies did the same with their products?

COP 52
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Ed Miliband says Labour will honour pledge of £11.6bn in overseas climate aid

The Guardian: Energy

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COP 111