COP30 Leaders Push for Concrete Climate Action in High-Level Talks
COP30’s high-level segment opened with leaders urging concrete climate steps, from ending illegal deforestation to fast-tracking finance and fossil fuel phase-out by Nov 21.
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COP30’s high-level segment opened with leaders urging concrete climate steps, from ending illegal deforestation to fast-tracking finance and fossil fuel phase-out by Nov 21.
COP30 kicked off in Belém, Brazil—the first UN climate summit in the Amazon, focusing on deforestation, indigenous rights and green finance.
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Brazil’s Amazon deforestation slows by nearly half compared to last year, marking the largest reduction since 2016, as per government satellite data.
Colombia achieves its lowest deforestation rates in 23 years, with a 36% drop in 2023. Government programs and peace talks contribute to preserving the Amazon rainforest.