COP 28: A strong start, but many hurdles remain
We’re nearly halfway through COP 28 and a lot has happened—though some will argue, not enough. On the one hand, we’ve seen nearly 200 countries come together on a historic deal to help the world’s most vulnerable regions tackle the irreversible impacts of climate disaster. On the other hand, questions loom around the global stocktake and whether the final agreement will include the phase-out or phase-down of fossil fuels. It can be hard to keep up with developments, but we’ve got you covered.
Tune in to the Earth Negotiations Bulletin (IISD-ENB) Halfway Point Webinar tomorrow, where experts will share an easy-to-grasp summary of what’s happening, with time for questions at the end.
In the meantime, check out our Inside COP 28 hub, with helpful FAQs, expert analysis on emerging developments, and links to our COP 28 side events. Plus, remember to bookmark the IISD-ENB COP 28 page, where you can find daily reports on the negotiations, summaries of what was being discussed “in the corridors,” and photographs of everything from sweaty policy-maker huddles to civil society demonstrations.
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