Negotiations continue in the UN COP26 talks Glasgow Because the focus of the activity is to promote women’s equality and efforts to combat climate change.
The climate summit will see the emergence of Little Amal, a 3.5-meter-long puppet that travels 8,000 kilometers to support refugees and listens to the Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives Nancy Pelosi and Scots First minister Nicola Sturgeon Talking about gender issues.
The British government has also formulated a plan to provide 165 million pounds to authorize communities and women’s groups to take locally-led actions to address climate change and its impact.
The meeting will also listen to the opinions of ministers whose leaders did not attend the World Leaders Summit last week. politician People from Russia, Turkey, and Pakistan will speak on climate issues and the actions their countries have taken in response to the crisis.
The “ambitious coalition” of countries that supported ambitious results at the Glasgow talks said that the results of pushing for emissions reductions are gaining momentum while limiting the temperature rise to 1.5 degrees Celsius.
Former President of the United States Barack Obama Those who spoke at the climate conference on Monday warned that it would be difficult to maintain the 1.5 degrees Celsius limit, but humans have done difficult things before and can do it again.
The latest national plans for emission reduction actions taken by various countries during this decade have generally kept the world away from the internationally agreed target, which is an attempt to limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius. If the target is exceeded, sea level rise, storms, droughts, You will feel crop failures and floods.
Therefore, negotiators are trying to overturn Glasgow’s “cover decision” and clarify how countries will close the gap between their emissions reduction plans and the need to avoid a temperature rise of more than 1.5 degrees Celsius during this decade, but how ambitious this is will be decided.
Funds to help poorer countries deal with climate change are also worrisome. It will not be until next year for developed countries to realize their long-term commitment of 100 billion U.S. dollars per year by 2020.
Ministers are also under pressure to finalize the so-called Paris rule book and make the 2015 global Paris climate agreement feasible and effective.
At the same time, Police Scotland said in a tweet that 16 people were arrested for protesting during the Cop26 meeting held at the Mary Hill Engine Plant in Glasgow on Monday night. The force stated that the protest has ended.
