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President Lula urges G20 leaders to move faster on net zero climate targets

Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva speaking during the last session of the G20 summit in Rio de Janeiro in Brazil has urged leaders of the Group of 20 major economies to accelerate their national climate targets. Lula is now pledging to the world leaders to strive to reach net zero climate emissions five to 10 years ahead of schedule. Lula suggests that climate neutrality targets should be reached by 2040 or 2045 rather than 2050 as Brazil and most nations had targeted earlier.

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"We have to do more and better," Lula said, noting that this is likely the world's warmest year on record as climate disasters such as flooding and droughts become more frequent and intense. "There is no time to lose," he added.
World leaders are trying to shore up a global response to climate change before Donald Trump retakes the U.S. presidency in January, when he plans to roll back U.S. policy on global warming and reportedly exit the landmark Paris Agreement.

G20 nations as the world's largest economies have an impact on climate warming emissions and are responsible to fix climate issues.

The G20 leaders called in a joint statement on Monday for "rapidly and substantially increasing climate finance from billions to trillions from all sources" to confront global warming.

They also urged COP29 negotiators to reach a deal on a new financial goal for how much money rich nations must provide to poorer developing nations in climate finance, the main sticking point in the climate talks.

In conclusion, we now look forward to G20 leaders to heed the call from the Brazil president and commit to reduce emissions by 2045. To the leaders in Azerbaijan for COP 29 , a lasting solution on a fair climate finance system should also be agreed.

Read more:
https://www.reuters.com/world/g20-leaders-turn-focus-climate-change-rio-summits-last-day-2024-11-19/



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  • Grace Njeri

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    Lula’s leadership in advocating for this support is crucial for ensuring that developing countries, including Brazil, have the resources to transition to sustainable economies and protect their vital ecosystems.

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    • Munene Mugambi

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      Lula's call to accelerate net-zero targets emphasizes the urgency of addressing the climate crisis. His push for a 2040-2045 timeline challenges global leaders to act decisively and prioritize equitable climate finance solutions at COP29.

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      • Mdshahab Uddin

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        Very nice and always want to support.

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        • Peter Karanga

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          His bold stance highlights the urgency of the climate crisis and the need for immediate, transformative action.

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          • Munene Mugambi

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            @peter_karanga Lula's bold stance underscores the pressing nature of the climate crisis and the critical need for immediate, transformative global action.

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            • Grace Njeri

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              @peter_karanga It is clear that the stakes are high, and the global community must work together to reduce emissions, protect vital ecosystems, and foster a transition to a low-carbon economy.

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            • We Don't Have Time

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              • walter lungayi

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                This is a great call. Faster action is essential for reducing emissions and ensuring a sustainable future, requiring commitment and collaboration from all nations involved.

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                • Munene Mugambi

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                  @walter_lungayi A timely and necessary call—accelerating climate action is crucial to cutting emissions and securing a sustainable future, demanding unified efforts from all nations.

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                  • Grace Njeri

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                    @walter_lungayi Achieving a sustainable future requires swift and decisive action across all sectors of society, and this must come from every nation.

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                  • Gorffly mokua

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                    This is commendable as it emphasizes on the urgency of climate action. However, it’s important to ensure that such ambitious timelines are backed by concrete plans and resources to achieve them effectively.

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                    • Munene Mugambi

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                      @gorffly_mokua I duly agree. A commendable push for urgent climate action, but ambitious timelines must be matched with solid strategies and adequate resources to ensure effective implementation.

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                    • Kelvin Thuranira kaberia

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                      Absolutely that the right way to match forward towards accelerating national climates targets

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                      • Gorffly mokua

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                        @kelvin_thuranira_kaberia B

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                        • Gorffly mokua

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                          @kelvin_thuranira_kaberia But the question is, are the G20 leaders willing to do that??

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                        • Mdshahab Uddin

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                          I agree.

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                          • rosebellendiritu

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                            We need to consider the kind of leaders that we put Into power .these are the kind of leaders that we need. . advocates of a cleaner future.

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                            • Jane Wangui

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                              These are the the kind of leaders that we need.advocates for a better planet.we need to act sooner so as to bring about change.

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                              Re-watch all our COP29 broadcasts

                              We need to stop methane and #BuyMoreTime