What action can developing nations take to tackle the climate crisis? | Climate Crisis
What action can developing nations take to tackle the climate crisis? | Climate Crisis
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This content discusses the financing challenges being faced at the COP29 conference in Azerbaijan, where climate scientists are working on setting new targets to cut emissions and creating a plan for rich nations to help achieve these goals. The content also highlights the increase in emissions by countries like China, India, and Indonesia, as well as the frustration of climate activists with the talks’ failure to address the use of fossil fuels. It raises questions about what actions developing nations can take to reduce pollution and address climate change, and at what cost. The presenter is Mohammed Jamjoom, with guests Suzanne Lynch, Abhiir Bhalla, and Peter Newman providing insights on the topic.
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Financing is one of the main sticking points at the COP29 conference in Azerbaijan.
Climate scientists meeting in Azerbaijan are setting new targets to cut emissions and work out a plan on how rich nations can help achieve the goals.
China, India and Indonesia have shown some of the biggest increases in emissions, according to a report released at the UN conference.
The data comes as climate activists are growing increasingly frustrated with what they see as the talks’ inability to clamp down on the use of fossil fuels.
And they accuse governments and companies of promoting rather than curbing them.
So what action can the world’s developing nations take to curtail pollution and tackle climate change?
And at what cost?
Presenter:
Mohammed Jamjoom
Guests:
Suzanne Lynch – Associate editor at Politico Europe
Abhiir Bhalla – Youth adviser at Commonwealth Human Ecology Council
Peter Newman – Professor of sustainability at Curtin University
What action can developing nations take to tackle the climate crisis? | Climate Crisis
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