Why COP30 ran through the night, and What Might Help
A blog by Priestley member Sajid Siraj. I followed COP30, watching a negotiation end 27 hours late with agreements delivering a fraction of the emissions reductions that science says we...
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A blog by Priestley member Sajid Siraj. I followed COP30, watching a negotiation end 27 hours late with agreements delivering a fraction of the emissions reductions that science says we...
Read this opinion piece by Priestley Principle Fellow, Professor Richard Beardsworth, as featured in the journal Open Access Government. Open Access Government is a digital publication...
by Jan Selby* Last year, the annual circus of the Conference of the Parties (COP) of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) travelled...
COP30 in Belém was billed as the COP of implementation; a moment to turn promises into action. Expectations were huge, including stronger commitments on fossil...
High hopes and heavy hearts COP30 was met with an air of optimism in climate policy, coming on the heels of several COPs hosted in oil-producing states; just last year, the COP29 President in Azerbaijan went as...