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Saudi Arabia Is a ‘Wrecking Ball’ in Global Climate Talks.
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It’s crucial for all nations to commit to sustainable practices to combat climate change effectively. #ClimateAction #SustainableFuture #COP29
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Saudi Arabia is investing in green energy and on the other hand they are still dealing with fossil fuel issues, this is very contraversion.
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The rules need to be changed so that a single totalitarian monarch and his spoiled rotten family can't block progress for the entire world in the name of further enriching themselves. This is utter madness.
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@ted_weber I Wish this was possible, as long as money is being exchanged that will be a problem
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Very nice
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Yikes!! Saudi Arabia’s actions at the climate talks are concerning, as they seem to block progress on transitioning from fossil fuels, hindering global efforts to combat climate change. Their influence highlights the challenge of balancing economic interests with environmental responsibility.
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@munene_mugambi When money talks no word can make any sense.
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Totally irrresponsible
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Saudi Arabia's leaders are repeating themselves from last year. Horrible. Don't they understand that their country is going to be unliveable when temperatures rise even more?
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@WeDontHaveTime the Saudi wealthy have second homes in cooler countries…I think they believe they can fly away from the heat? 🤷🏻♀️
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@WeDontHaveTime ignorance at the highest level.
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@jenny_skillen That so funny ....climate change affects everywhere,what happens when they have nowhere to run
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With the crisis we've already faced in the past,we all should be moving forward towards a cleaner planet and not the other way round.
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@rosebellendiritu Absolutely, the climate crisis has already shown us the urgency of action, and delaying or obstructing progress only makes the challenges worse. A cleaner, sustainable future is the path we must commit to.
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This is not good.we all should be moving forward towards a cleaner future and not having others take a step backwards.
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@jane_wangui I completely agree. Progress towards a cleaner, more sustainable future is essential, and setbacks by any nation only hinder global efforts. We need everyone to move forward together for the planet's well-being.
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This is so disappointing. Their influence will hinder progress, making it challenging for nations to reach agreements that prioritize sustainable energy and address urgent climate issues effectively.
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@walter_lungayi Absolutely, it's disheartening. When powerful nations obstruct progress, it weakens global efforts to tackle climate change and delays the transition to sustainable energy, which we desperately need to avoid further environmental damage.
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@walter_lungayi They should be stopped by all means necessary.
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This is so frustrating...The world cannot afford to have influential nations act as obstacles when decisive, transformative action is more urgent than ever.