*[Enwl-eng] Urgent: help unlock the Glasgow climate talks
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Glasgow climate talks are in their final days, and there's a massive problem
that threatens everything. Rich, high-emitting countries not delivering
enough funds to vulnerable and impacted countries. These 3 key European
leaders could deliver a breakthrough, but only if we hold their feet to the
fire. Avaaz is speaking truth to power -- please help by sharing this call
on Twitter where negotiators are following the conversation 24X7. Dear
friends, It's crunch time at the Glasgow COP26 climate summit, and one
thorny issue is still a top roadblock to a bold outcome for a climate safe
future: broken promises by rich countries to deliver 100 billion dollars in
life-saving funds.Vulnerable countries are rising up with a united voice
demanding no more delay -- as the seas rise up around them: the result of
decades of unchecked pollution that they contributed little to.Avaaz is
standing shoulder to shoulder with them -- speaking truth to power.Now we're
bringing the heat to 3 key European leaders who can deliver a breakthrough:
French President Macron, German Chancellor Merkel, and head of the EU
Commission von der Leyen. Let's show them that people around the world are
demanding that they lead with courage. Avaaz is one of the only movements
that can generate people power in real-time to influence the high-stakes
talks, so let's use our power to push for a climate breakthrough!
Glasgow climate talks are in their final
days, and there's a massive problem that threatens everything. Rich,
high-emitting countries not delivering enough funds to vulnerable and
impacted countries. These 3 key European leaders could deliver a
breakthrough, but only if we hold their feet to the fire. Avaaz is speaking
truth to power -- please help by sharing this call on Twitter where
negotiators are following the conversation 24X7.
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Dear friends,
It's crunch time at the Glasgow COP26
climate summit, and one thorny issue is still a top roadblock to a bold
outcome for a climate safe future: broken promises by rich countries to
deliver 100 billion dollars in life-saving funds.
Vulnerable countries are rising up with a
united voice demanding no more delay -- as the seas rise up around them: the
result of decades of unchecked pollution that they contributed little to.
Avaaz is standing shoulder to shoulder with
them -- speaking truth to power.
Now we're bringing the heat to 3 key
European leaders who can deliver a breakthrough: French President Macron,
German Chancellor Merkel, and head of the EU Commission von der Leyen. Let's
show them that people around the world are demanding that they lead with
courage. Avaaz is one of the only movements that can generate people power
in real-time to influence the high-stakes talks, so let's use our power to
push for a climate breakthrough!
Click here to amplify our message on
Twitter.
Despite having a strong track record in the
negotiations, experts are remarking on how much Europe has been missing in
action in these last few days. The commitment for providing 100 billion
dollars collectively to help the most vulnerable countries was agreed 12
years ago, and it still has not been met even past the deadline of 2020.
Vulnerable countries ravaged by climate
disasters and Covid (with rampant vaccine inequity) have a right to be
angry. Avaaz has been a loud voice standing in solidarity with them over the
past weeks calling for an end to climate betrayal.
Now we're in the final stretch, with hours
to go to the end of the summit. Whatever countries agree could accelerate
progress towards an inevitable decarbonized future, or breach trust and
undermine future collaboration. Finance is key -- let's make some noise and
hold those who can make a difference to account.
Click here to amplify our message on
Twitter.
This week our actions also pressured US
leaders like President Obama (who originally committed the $100B) and
President Biden (who is now falling short on delivering it), racking up
major media coverage across The New York Times, BBC, and Reuters. The
climate crisis can feel too big sometimes, but there is always something we
can do -- what matters is that we stand on the side of truth and justice,
and be proud of how we show up together.
With hope and determination,
Risalat, Mike, Nax, Daniel, Oscar, and the
entire Avaaz team
More information:
A $100 billion promise holds the Paris
Agreement together. Now, it's coming apart. (Grist)
https://grist.org/politics/a-100-billion-promise-holds-the-paris-agreement-green-climate-fund/
Are Countries Providing Enough to the $100
Billion Climate Finance Goal? (World Resources Institute)
https://www.wri.org/insights/developed-countries-contributions-climate-finance-goal
Cop26 week one: the impression of progress –
but not nearly enough (The Guardian)
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/nov/06/cop26-week-one-the-impression-of-progress-but-not-nearly-enough
Obama tells COP26 to help poor nations...
(Reuters)
https://www.reuters.com/business/cop/focus-turns-climate-finance-after-flurry-cop26-pledges-2021-11-08/
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