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The United Nations Climate Change Conference held in Bel\u00e9m (COP30<\/a>) has resulted in decisions that reflect both a shared desire to act globally and increasingly polarised interests. This year’s summit aimed to focus less on what needs to be done and more on how to do it. With significant commitments already on the table to tackle global warming and ensure adaptation to the increasingly severe effects of climate change, negotiators were expected to define tools, indicators, and processes to turn aspirations into action.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

The delegations from the 194 countries present at COP30 have reached an agreement that falls far short of expectations and the needs of the climate emergency. The lack of ambition is what contrasts most with what could have been expected for the tenth anniversary of the Paris Agreement<\/a>. The final document<\/a>, Global Mutir\u00e3o: Uniting humanity in a global mobilization against climate change<\/em>, which takes its name from the Tupi-Guarani word for collective action towards a common goal, does not explicitly mention the essential phasing out of fossil fuels. The term \u2018fossil fuel\u2019 is conspicuous by its absence, and the text merely refers to the agreement reached at COP28 in Dubai in 2023, where the parties committed to a transition away from fossil fuels.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Ten years after the Paris Agreement, the urgency was not so much to make new promises as to fulfil all those already on the table. What to negotiate, with 194 parties and by consensus, to ensure that each one fulfils its commitments, within the framework of its own national context? Which partners to ally with in this fractured world? Times have changed, and oil exploration is booming again. Donald Trump’s \u2018drill, baby drill\u2019 has had an effect, and several countries, including Saudi Arabia, Russia, and some African countries under the leadership of Western oil groups, have adapted very well.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

However, this downward agreement has satisfied some delegations. Starting with Brazil, whose president Luiz In\u00e1cio Lula da Silva has declared that science has prevailed, and multilateralism has won. For its part, India has praised the efforts made to reach some agreements on financing, while the head of the Chinese delegation has declared himself satisfied with the outcome. This satisfaction shows that although this COP did not live up to European expectations, it did suit the countries of the Global South. In a way, it was the COP of the BRICS, proof that the planet’s centre of gravity has shifted, not only in terms of economic challenges, but also in terms of climate and diplomatic ones. Emerging countries with high emissions, such as China and India, are taking full advantage of geopolitical tensions to impose their criteria or block agreements.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

In contrast, disappointment was evident among the delegations of many African countries, which did not obtain the funding they had hoped for to adapt to climate change. For a COP that aimed to implement financing plans, this issue has been singularly sidestepped, as contributions from Western donors are increasingly scarce due to their budget deficits. However, the Bel\u00e9m agreement recognises that funding for adaptation needs to triple by 2035, i.e. $120 billion per year, but does not specify how this will be achieved. All that is known is that this allocation will be included in the $300 billion in aid to Southern countries that was negotiated last year in Baku. Meanwhile, countries in the Global South continue to pay more than $200 billion per year in debt, a paradox given the lack of support for mitigating the effects of climate change.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

While the agreement provides for increased financial efforts to adapt to climate change, it fails to establish a plan to phase out fossil fuels, the main cause of global warming. Furthermore, it barely addresses the lack of ambition in national roadmaps, which are insufficient to prevent the worst effects of the climate crisis. Indeed, a key issue was the delay in implementing the new Nationally determined contributions<\/a> (NDCs) agreed at the previous COP, but hopes that countries would commit to concrete roadmaps have been frustrated by opposition from oil-producing countries. The final agreement only mentions the willingness to launch new non-binding initiatives to accelerate national climate action plans.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Regarding Europe, the EU’s commitment to climate multilateralism has drawn criticism from Southern countries, both for its lack of funding and for its carbon emissions regulation mechanism, which is perceived as protectionist. Despite resigning themselves to an empty agreement on greenhouse gas emissions mitigation, after having supported the idea of a roadmap for abandoning fossil fuels, European ministers have been criticised for being stingy with financial aid to developing countries. In the absence of the United States, the COPs are becoming a trap for Europeans. The EU is the most ambitious player among the richest countries in terms of mitigation, but it finds itself isolated in the face of the strategy of emerging countries and the legitimate demands of developing countries, victims of global warming for which they are not responsible.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Thus, with the withdrawal of the US, Europe faces alone the demands of the Global South and the attacks of China, which does not hesitate to use these summits to defend its commercial interests. The EU has no interest in seeing the COPs fail. Forced to import much of its gas and oil, it has an interest in seeing the energy transition move forward \u2013 and there are ways out of this diplomatic impasse. Not all developing countries welcome China’s growing hegemony, and it would be in the EU’s interest to develop bilateral agreements, for example with emerging countries such as India, which will host COP33 in 2028.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

However, common ground will also have to be found with China, the superpower of the energy transition. Indeed, much of the failure of COP30 occurred in July, during the EU-China summit, when the two sides failed to agree on an ambitious climate declaration. This comes as the EU has just postponed for a year the entry into force of the law against deforestation and voted on the Omnibus Directive<\/a>, which aims to simplify several measures, but which may hinder the development of the 2021 European Green Deal<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

Climate conferences are showing signs of fatigue, as evidenced by COP30, which ended without any mention of fossil fuels, with little funding for adaptation and a notable absence of the fight against deforestation, as barely $5 billion in pledges were raised, far short of the $125 billion Brazil had hoped for. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

This was yet another summit that highlighted deep divisions and made it clear that the gap between oil-producing countries and the rest of the world has never been so wide. It is no surprise that interest in alternative formats is growing, such as the initiative by Colombia and the Netherlands for a specific conference on the elimination of fossil fuels. On the other hand, the next COP will be held in Turkey, indicating that these climate summits are increasingly moving to countries with authoritarian tendencies, where protests are unwelcome or completely banned. World leaders continue to claim that time is running out, but negotiations remain stuck in a vicious circle of delays and setbacks that are piling up.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

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Photography: Projection of phrases and images referring to COP 30 on the Brazilian National Congress building. Jonas Pereira. Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 4.0<\/sub><\/p>\n\n\n\n

Arnau Giralt, trainee at the CETC, has participated in this issue of Idees d’actualitat<\/em>.<\/sub><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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