COP30 ends with finance boost but no fossil fuel roadmap

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

51% : A climate decision that cannot even say 'fossil fuels' is not neutrality, it is complicity.
40% : COP30 President Andre Correa do Lago acknowledged the disagreements and said the presidency will issue separate documents on fossil fuel transition and forest protection, keeping them outside the official deal due to lack of consensus, CNN reported.
39% : Colombia warned that "a consensus imposed under climate denialism is a failed agreement," while Panama said a deal that does not even name fossil fuels amounts to "complicity".
39% : " Saudi Arabia, Russia and other fossil-fuel-dependent nations opposed any language on transitioning away from oil, gas or coal.
36% : Belem [Brazil], November 23 (ANI): The COP30 climate summit in Belem closed with a compromise agreement that expands financial support for developing nations but avoids any reference to phasing out fossil fuels, CNN reported.
36% : Despite pressure from the EU, Colombia, Panama and Uruguay, the final package avoided any mention of fossil fuels, the biggest driver of global warming.

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