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COP30 in Brazil ended with a weak, non-binding deal lacking a fossil fuel phaseout, despite 89 countries initially backing it.
The 2025 UN Climate Change Conference (COP30) ended in Belem, Brazil, with a non-binding agreement that dropped calls for a fossil fuel phaseout despite initial support from over 89 countries.
A coalition of 24 nations pledged to develop a phaseout roadmap by April 2026, but the absence of major powers like the U.S. federal government and the UK, along with resistance from petro-states, weakened progress.
Critics labeled the outcome as climate denial, citing the influence of fossil fuel lobbyists and a gap between ambition and action.
Brazil launched a Forest Fund, and affected communities urged stronger implementation, justice, and science-based policies.
La COP30 en Brasil terminó con un acuerdo débil y no vinculante que carece de una eliminación gradual de los combustibles fósiles, a pesar de que 89 países lo respaldaron inicialmente.