COP29: Fossil fuels transition dropped from hollowed-out deal on emission reductions

Published 12:44 on November 21, 2024  /  Last updated at 16:39 on November 21, 2024  / , , and /  Africa, Americas, Asia Pacific, Climate Talks, EMEA, International

Large, heavy-emitting economies appear to be winning the battle over if and how the COP29 summit should push forward on last year's landmark commitment to transition away from fossil fuels — raising alarm bells for many in Baku.
Large, heavy-emitting economies appear to be winning the battle over if and how the COP29 summit should push forward on last year's landmark commitment to transition away from fossil fuels — raising alarm bells for many in Baku.


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