Global climate summit opens in Baku: Leaders push for money system change
Top climate officials gather in Azerbaijan to discuss new world-wide finance plans and weather crisis solutions. Recent disasters push developing nations to demand more financial support from rich countries
The UN climate meeting COP29 started on nov-11 in Baku bringing together world-wide officials to talk about money and trade deals (after many weather problems hit poor countries last year)
Climate change is already here; people are suffering in the shadows dying in the dark and they need more than compassion
The high-level meeting focuses on making a new world-wide money system: poor countries cant pay for green tech and weather protection so everyone will have problems. Simon Stiell the UN climate-change boss said its not about giving money away - its about helping all countries including rich ones
Let positivity prevail and let it power the process; let actions speak louder than words
The main tasks for this meeting include:
- Making new rules for climate money
- Fixing world-wide money systems
- Helping poor countries get more cash
- Making supply chains stronger
The Paris deal from about 9 years ago needs real action now - thats what Babayev pointed out. He said its time to show if countries really want to work together. Stiell added that if two-thirds of countries cant cut bad air quick enough everyone will have big trouble; no country can hide from these problems
