The Washington Post, the American newspaper, described the agreement reached at the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COB 27), which concluded its activities in Sharm El Sheikh, as a great victory for the south of the global global climate talks.
The newspaper stated -in a report reported on its website today / Sunday / that the agreement was approved at 4:15 in the day, after weeks of negotiations full of quarrels, as the agreement came as a result of late negotiations between the small island countries and diplomats from the European Union, according to For European officials.
Commenting on this, the newspaper was attributed to Jin Su, the Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Supporting Alliance of the International Climate Work Network, as saying that it is a “amazing achievement. ” In a tweet, she described the agreement, which was reached as “a testimony of the amazing mobilization capacity for weak countries and civil society . . . the barrier has been broken.
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The newspaper added that despite the increasing calls, calling for the text to include expressions about the need to gradually get rid of all contaminated fossil fuels, the comprehensive decision repeats only phrases from last year’s agreement in Glasgow, which calls for “gradual disposal of charcoal unabated.
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The Washington Post indicated that a group called the Higher Ambition Alliance, which represents more than twenty ministers- had earlier called for a press conference to demand more procedures.
“We meet together to say that we must get out of a cup 27 with a package of results that maintain 1. 5 degrees Celsius and protect the vulnerable in the world. ” Said Tina Stij, a climate for the Marshall Islands -who reads a statement on behalf of the group.
The newspaper continued to say that the individual measures of countries are extremely important, whether the 27 cup can re -adhere to 1. 5 degrees Celsius, which was confirmed at the top of last year in Scotland, while scientists warn that the high temperatures are on its way to exceed this threshold, What already drives drought, floods, deadly heat waves and famines all over the world..
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