UN climate conference: New decision with violent criticism and delay!

UN climate conference: New decision with violent criticism and delay!

Belém, Brasilien - drama pure at the UN climate conference! After a tough crime thriller and a 30-hour negotiation end sprint, the participants finally achieved a deal of over $ 300 billion in annual climate wilder. But the cheers fail! The developing countries are horrified and criticize the decision as far too little and far too late. Your original plan? A whopping $ 1.3 trillion a year until 2035! But that remained a dream on paper. Instead, there are vague plans and a so -called "Baku to Belem Roadmap" - do not sound like a princely reception for the environment!

In this heated atmosphere, there are dramas when small island states leave the negotiating table in Protest. And that was not the only retreat: the attempt to say goodbye to new guidelines on the detoxification of energy policy and the reduction of greenhouse gases failed miserably due to the power games of the oil -rich states. Germany green outer-racer Annalena Baerbock nevertheless speaks of a "starting point", although she grants the results not enough to support the 1.5-degree goal. Faced with defects and resistance, the big breakthrough in Baku failed.

smoldering conflicts and radiant criticism

harsh words come from developing countries! The Indian negotiator Chandni Raina calls the decided sum "abysmally small", while various African representatives complain bitterly about "too little and too late". Disappointment also with Cuba and Bolivia - their voices made it clear: this is no success! Even UN climate secretary Simon Stell admits that nobody really has what he wanted. And Joe Biden? The US President remains calm and speaks of an "ambitious" goal that nobody can undo.

Between hope and frustration, the conference plays on thin ice. A planned tripling of renewable energies by 2030? None! Countries such as Chile and Canada criticize the step backwards, while Asia's Mighty Powerhouse China, conspiringly reserved as a formal developing country, can "voluntarily" contribute - welcome to the patchwork of global climate funds!

While the negotiations end in the early morning hours, the world remained with a mixture of hope and frustration. The conversations accompanied dramatic protests, hard negotiations and violent controversy. Much remains uncertain, much remains uninfected - the stage is free for the next climate conference in Belém!