Europe was in danger of rising if the target of limiting thermal rise to 1.5 degrees was not met. The US and China are negotiating again.
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The XXVII Conference of the Parties on Climate Change of the UN being held Sharm El Sheikh nears the end with a last-minute agreement after next Saturday, a day of extension of the planned calendar, the top was about to explodewith the European Union announcing that it is ready to leave of Egypt before being “accomplice” to a bad result.
The new negotiating texts presented by the Egyptian Presidency, led by Foreign Minister Sameh Shoukry, have made some progress in a basic agreement for financing the poorest and most affected countries by the effects of global warming.
For example, the United States and China have resumed talks about whether the largest emitters of greenhouse gases should contribute to helping countries most affected by the effects of global warming.
This Saturday afternoon, the delegates will negotiate behind closed doors for a text that will satisfy the 200 nations before the ministers return home after two weeks of negotiations. The final version will be released during a plenary session that will mark the end of the summit.
“I am cautiously optimistic at the moment,” Norway’s energy and climate minister Espen Barth Eide said hours after the day began with EU head of delegation Frans Timmermans threatening to pull out of negotiations in the Red Sea. Our message to the parties is clear: we cannot accept that the 1.5ºC target die here today,” he warned, and maintaining that goal was in jeopardy.
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