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Cop28 president insists he respects Mary Robinson after online rant over climate - Vimarsana News

Cop28 president insists he respects Mary Robinson after online rant over climate

The controversial head of Cop28 says he has “incredible respect” for Mary Robinson and for science – days after after a recording of him ranting at the former Irish president was revealed.

COP28 in Dubai spotlights Big Oil's sneaky climate change agenda - Vimarsana News

COP28 in Dubai spotlights Big Oil's sneaky climate change agenda

COP28 in Dubai spotlights Big Oil's sneaky climate change agenda as world leaders try to find solutions amid extreme weather, heat, rising sea levels and fire.

Source: msnbc.com
Cop28 chief insists he 'respects climate science' in bid to quell uproar over oil phase-out comments - Vimarsana News

Cop28 chief insists he 'respects climate science' in bid to quell uproar over oil phase-out comments

Sultan Ahmed al-Jaber says his words have been ‘taken out of context’ after being slammed by climate groups over the suggestion there was ‘no science’ behind requiring the end of fossil fuels to limit temperature rise

COP28 president sparks outcry after controversial fossil fuel comments - Vimarsana News

COP28 president sparks outcry after controversial fossil fuel comments

Many believe the success of the U.N. climate conference hinges on a collective agreement to bring an end to the fossil fuel era.

Source: cnbc.com
Waterford News & Star — Mary Robinson in tense exchange with Cop28 president over fossil fuels - Vimarsana News

Waterford News & Star — Mary Robinson in tense exchange with Cop28 president over fossil fuels

Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber claimed there was no proof showing a phase-out of fossil fuels is needed to restrict global heating to 1.5 degree.