Taking stock of COP30 and explaining why the world is still not ready for decisive climate action Organizers of the anniversary COP30 climate conference in Belém promised a “moment of truth” and a shift toward “implementation.” The talks were expected to showcase effective international cooperation but instead of a breakthrough became yet another reminder that the world remains far from coordinated collective action to mitigate the climate crisis.

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We summarize COP30 and tell you why the world is still not ready for active climate action Organizers of the COP30 anniversary climate conference in Belém promised a “moment of truth” and “realization of action.” The negotiations were expected to be an example of successful international cooperation, but instead of a breakthrough, they turned out to be yet another reminder: the world is still far from global collective action to mitigate the climate crisis.