"Climate change is no longer a threat of the future. It is a tragedy of the present,"
"We should have a fair transition,"
"those who can live with dignity and those who should die."
"We have so much more work to do. We must move much, much, faster on both r"
COP30 convened in Belem on the edge of the Amazon rainforest with negotiators from more than 190 countries aiming to curb record-high emissions and rising global temperatures. Brazilian president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva called for confronting climate change deniers and declared climate change a present tragedy, warning that the emergency deepens inequality between those who can live with dignity and those who should die. The summit contrasted with a previous opening in Baku that praised oil. UN climate chief Simon Stiell acknowledged progress since the Paris Agreement but said emissions reductions must accelerate rapidly.
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