Ikola Sturgeon Tell Cop26 leaders “don’t fail” because they are trying to negotiate an agreement to resolve the climate emergency.
Scottish First minister Insist that there is “political will, determination and leadership” to achieve good results. Glasgow Delayed until after the assumed deadline of 6 pm on Friday night.
Ms. Sturgeon did not participate in the negotiations as the leader of the decentralized government. She said she believes things are “going in a positive direction” and added: “I feel slightly more optimistic than earlier today.”
With political leadership, there is no excuse not to withdraw from this summit… A clear path means that 1.5 degrees is a goal
In an interview with PA News Agency, the chief minister stated that she hopes that negotiators can “look directly at the next generation” and reach an agreement to raise global temperatures by no more than 1.5 degrees Celsius, and urge them not to leave until the weather is clear. The transaction has been concluded.
When asked what information she has for negotiators who are trying to reach an agreement in the negotiations, Ms. Sturgeon said: “Don’t fail.
“Don’t get out of the negotiation room and look directly at the next generation.
“With political leadership, there is no reason not to withdraw from this summit-climate change has not been resolved, and this will never happen-but there is a clear way, which means that 1.5 degrees is a goal.
“This means drastically reducing emissions within this decade, and taking practical actions on the financial side, because unless we have, you will not be able to reach the 1.5 target.
“In terms of loss and damage, we recognize that the affluent, industrialized, and developed world has caused climate change, and we have the responsibility and obligation to provide financial assistance to countries that are currently hit hard.
“This is what a good deal looks like, and it’s within reach.
“So to the leader, I would say: stay in that room until you get it, then come out, and then let us all make sure we put it into action.”
Ms. Sturgeon, she called on Friday morning Boris Johnson Go back to the Glasgow meeting and reiterate her message that if the talks last until Saturday, he should come back.
She said: “At very critical moments, when we want the government to make major changes, concessions and compromises and do the right thing, it usually requires the head of government to be present, give orders and make judgments.
“In general, this is true, but the British government has a special responsibility because the United Kingdom is the president of the police.
“Boris Johnson was here earlier this week. I think that’s good, but I do hope he stays and will definitely be here today.
“If it’s the weekend, I really think you should consider coming here in person.”
She added: “If we don’t get a good positive result, the only reason will be lack of political will and leadership. Maybe it’s just because the leader is not working hard enough, it will be simply unacceptable.”
