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Over 1,600 fossil fuel lobbyists are attending COP30, outnumbering delegations from the 10 most climate-vulnerable nations.
Over 1,600 fossil fuel lobbyists are attending COP30 in Belém, Brazil, representing a record proportion of participants and outnumbering delegations from the 10 most climate-vulnerable nations combined.
Despite a smaller overall turnout, the industry’s presence has grown 12% from last year, with major oil companies and trade groups sending representatives through official and unofficial channels.
Critics, including climate advocates and the UN, warn the influence undermines global climate efforts, especially as 2025 sees record heat and rising emissions.
A coalition of nations is pushing for a binding phase-out roadmap, but faces strong opposition from oil-producing countries.
The summit ends November 21.
Más de 1.600 lobbistas de combustibles fósiles están asistiendo a la COP30, superando en número a las delegaciones de las 10 naciones más vulnerables al clima.