After COP31: Did We Get Any Closer to a World Without Coal, Oil and Gas?
World leaders have just met to negotiate the future of our climate. They did so after yet another year of severe climate disasters – heatwaves, floods and wildfires that have cost 50,000 lives in Europe alone. The need for action could not be clearer. But did COP31 deliver the concrete plans needed to phase down fossil fuels and speed up the green transition?
A few days after the summit ended, ActionAid Denmark (Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke) invites you to a breakfast meeting at Folkehaven with Katrine Ehnhuus and Emma Oehlenschlæger from Center for Bæredygtig Finans.
Just back from COP31, they will take stock of the summit's results, share their experiences, perspectives and analysis, and give an insight into the political battles that played out.
Did we see the action and hope the climate movement so badly needs? Which countries led the way, and who blocked important progress? Did world leaders listen more to climate activists or to oil lobbyists? And what should we keep an eye on ahead of next year's summit?
The breakfast meeting runs from 9 to 10 am. Coffee and tea are on ActionAid Denmark.
The event will be held in Danish.
