The issue of combating climate change holds a significant place on the agenda of countries worldwide. Steps taken and decisions made in this area directly impact the lives of future generations. International cooperation and joint efforts are crucial to prevent the negative effects of climate change.
Redaksiya reports that the European Parliament has defined its priorities for the UN Climate Change Conference (COP30) to be held in Belém, Brazil. This decision aims to demonstrate renewed commitment to preventing climate change and limiting global warming to 1.5°C.
This document, prepared by the European Parliament's Committee on Environment, Public Health and Food Safety, identifies the main issues to be discussed at COP30. The Committee's goal is to set more ambitious targets in the fight against climate change and to ensure concrete steps are taken to achieve these targets. Within this framework, issues such as reducing the impacts of climate change, transitioning to clean energy, and sustainable development have been identified as priorities. The Parliament's decision aims to strengthen international cooperation in combating climate change and to implement more effective policies in this area. This is an important step for the European Union to continue its leadership role in the fight against climate change.