What happened at COP30?
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COP30 in Belém, Brazil, ended with a weak agreement lacking new commitments on fossil fuels or deforestation, sparking backlash from many countries and NGOs. The summit saw record Indigenous participation and protests, a fire that disrupted talks, and pledges for increased climate adaptation funding. Separate roadmaps for fossil fuel transition and deforestation will be developed outside the UN framework, raising concerns about fragmentation and enforcement.
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