In a compelling statement at the Paris Peace Forum, Mia Amor Mottley, Prime Minister of Barbados, emphasized that global efforts to combat climate change are falling short of what is needed. Highlighting the urgency of the situation, Mottley called for accelerated action from nations worldwide.
The recent joint statement by China and the United States to enhance cooperation on climate initiatives and bolster green energy underscores the critical momentum required to address environmental challenges. Despite these efforts, Mottley stressed that the pace of progress remains insufficient to mitigate the adverse effects of climate change effectively.
During her exclusive interview with Dialogue, the Prime Minister outlined the pressing need for inclusive and comprehensive strategies that involve all G20 nations. She advocated for increased investments in sustainable technologies and greater commitment to international agreements aimed at reducing carbon emissions.
Mottley’s remarks serve as a stark reminder of the collective responsibility to protect our planet. As the world convenes at the Paris Peace Forum, her insights aim to inspire immediate and meaningful action towards a more sustainable future.
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Barbados PM: The world is not moving fast enough for climate task
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