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UN climate slush fund': COP conferences all about money - MSN
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'Climate Depot' Executive Director Marc Morano claims COP29 was all about money and labelled the conference a “UN climate slush fund”.
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Weekly update ⋅ November 15, 2024
Meeting at COP29 climate summit over Trump victory is like a 'funeral wake,' says Marc Morano
Fox Business
ClimateDepot.com publisher Marc Morano reacts as climate alarmists fear second Trump presidency on 'The Bottom Line.'
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GUEST: Marc Morano, en route to COP29 in Baku, dissects what Trump's re-election means for climate policies. Remove Ads. BECOME A MEMBER. rn-plus.
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What will a Donald Trump presidency mean for the left's radical climate agenda?
Rebel News
'Donald Trump is now in and the US is going to accelerate this collapse of net-zero,' said Marc. 'It is a wonderful thing to behold.
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UN Summit "Is a Wake," Says Leading Climate Dissenter After Trump Win
The New American
The United Nations COP29 climate summit in Baku, Azerbaijan, has the enthusiasm of a wake in light of Donald Trump's landslide win, ...
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as COP29 approaches, the SUS-POL Research Programme has published a briefing exploring some of the emerging trends and dynamics in global supply-side climate policy.
In just two weeks, global leaders will gather in Baku with hopes of making real progress on fossil fuel phase-out. Despite record-high fossil fuel emissions in 2023 and clear evidence on the need for a rapid phase-out, many countries’ production plans—especially the wealthy ones—remain completely incompatible with the goals of Paris Agreement.
The briefing highlights key areas for fossil fuel phase-outs ahead of COP29:
Government Policies: Some nations, like the UK, are curbing new fossil fuel licenses due to climate and economic priorities.
Legal Challenges: Climate litigation is rising, potentially demanding stricter assessments for fossil projects and landing incumbents in hot water.
Financing Shifts: While private finance flows to fossil fuels persist, public finance has slowed significantly. The Clean Energy Transition Partnership (CETP) cut public fossil financing by two-thirds in 2023 (!!!)
Investor-State Disputes: Treaties like the Energy Charter Treaty pose vast challenges to the phase-out, prompting states to reconsider or withdraw from them.
Global Alliances: Initiatives like the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty Initiative and Beyond Oil & Gas Alliance are gaining momentum and could see new developments at COP29. We may also see new initiatives launched
Yet, resistance remains strong, fueled by energy security concerns, pro-fossil populism, and political shifts. Locking-in robust, long-term policies and well-resourced institutions is essential to maintaining progress despite these challenges.
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