London: Former Secretary General of the United Nations Ban-ki-moon The UN COP26 climate summit in Glasgow on Monday urged the United Nations to take necessary steps to cut carbon emissions and adapt to the changing climate, saying the summit was “failing the world”.
“COP26 couldn’t be more important, because the reality is that we are failing, we are failing the world and we are failing the most vulnerable communities that are living on the frontlines,” Sanctions Said in a pre-recorded message at the COP26 Adaptation Loss and Damage Day ministerial event.
After stressing that the most vulnerable nations “are already bearing the brunt of our accelerated climate crisis,” the former UN chief said governments should respond to the ecological threat the same way as the COVID-19 pandemic. Has been.
“We can’t continue business as usual,” he said, accusing youth of world leaders to reassure them that the climate emergency requires no action with the urgency that they Understand that there can be no more empty promises.
Ban also praised United Kingdom To make optimization a priority for COP26 following an announcement by international trade Minister Anne Marie Trevelyan said London would allocate 290 million pounds ($391 million) to support vulnerable countries to combat the effects of global warming.
The UK is currently hosting United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) which focuses on promoting international efforts in reaching the goals of the Paris Agreement and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. At the summit, the parties are expected to pass some agreements to reduce greenhouse emissions and achieve carbon neutrality.
“COP26 couldn’t be more important, because the reality is that we are failing, we are failing the world and we are failing the most vulnerable communities that are living on the frontlines,” Sanctions Said in a pre-recorded message at the COP26 Adaptation Loss and Damage Day ministerial event.
After stressing that the most vulnerable nations “are already bearing the brunt of our accelerated climate crisis,” the former UN chief said governments should respond to the ecological threat the same way as the COVID-19 pandemic. Has been.
“We can’t continue business as usual,” he said, accusing youth of world leaders to reassure them that the climate emergency requires no action with the urgency that they Understand that there can be no more empty promises.
Ban also praised United Kingdom To make optimization a priority for COP26 following an announcement by international trade Minister Anne Marie Trevelyan said London would allocate 290 million pounds ($391 million) to support vulnerable countries to combat the effects of global warming.
The UK is currently hosting United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26) which focuses on promoting international efforts in reaching the goals of the Paris Agreement and the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change. At the summit, the parties are expected to pass some agreements to reduce greenhouse emissions and achieve carbon neutrality.
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