After two weeks of intense negotiations in Belém, Brazil, the 30th United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP30) concluded with mixed results. While countries agreed on important steps forward for climate finance and support to vulnerable nations, the summit fell short on the most critical issue: a clear plan to move away from fossil fuels. COP30’s central outcome is the Belém Package, also called the Global Mutirão decision. Mutirão—a Brazilian term for collective community effort—frames the agreement as a global call to work together on climate action.
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