Weltklimakonferenz: Brasilien legt Fahrplan zur Abkehr von Öl, Kohle und Gas vor
Auf der Weltklimakonferenz COP31 hat die brasilianische Delegation einen Fahrplan für eine grünere Zukunft vorgestellt. Zu den lukrativen Ölexporten äußerte man sich allerdings nicht.
At the UN Climate Conference COP31 in Antalya, Brazil unveiled a roadmap for transitioning away from fossil fuels. The plan outlines various tools countries can use to shift from coal, oil, and gas to cleaner energy sources such as wind and solar power. Key steps include halting new fossil fuel power plants and reducing subsidies for fossil fuels.
Brazil, which hosted last year's climate conference, presented the document on the second day of the meeting. Ana Toni, the executive director of COP30 in Brazil, emphasized the need for pragmatism and helping countries advance. The roadmap aims to allow states to explore different instruments and make decisions tailored to their specific circumstances.
While Brazil is a major exporter of fossil fuels, Toni did not comment directly on its oil exports. The plan is described as "not only good for Brazil, but for the world."
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