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Colombia convenes climate ‘coalition of the willing’ to break global fossil fuel deadlock
- Colombia and the Netherlands will co-host a new global conference in Santa Marta to push for a transition away from fossil fuels.
- The event aims to break UN climate deadlock by assembling about 54 countries and key economies.
- The conference will focus on financing, technology transfer, and practical transition pathways for developing nations.
- Indigenous peoples and marginalized groups will have a strong voice at a dedicated people’s summit during the event.
- Colombia has stopped licensing new coal, oil, or gas exploration as part of its green transition plan.
- The conference seeks a scientists’ report and a finance plan to help nations transition without debt traps.
- The event occurs amid energy stress and rising oil prices following tensions in the Middle East and Ukraine conflicts.
- Colombia highlights a shift from fossil fuels to renewables as the energy transition gains momentum globally.
- The gathering includes major fossil fuel producers among participants, illustrating the complexities of global energy politics.
- The conference aligns with calls from climate groups for a more inclusive and effective UN climate governance framework.
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