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Earth is running out of time. Can COP30 deliver?
Mint New Delhi
|November 18, 2025
The first week of the annual climate conference in Brazil saw the launch of two funds to combat climate change. In the coming days, nations will discuss more contentious issues such as finance flows to poor countries. Mint explains what's going on, and where India stands.
1 What's on the agenda?
The UN's annual climate change forum, the Conference of Parties or COP30, is being held during 1021 November this year in the heart of the Amazon rainforest in Brazil. The agenda includes ensuring countries commit to lower emissions to limit the rise in global temperatures. It also aims to get historic polluters - today's rich nations to provide low-income countries with financial and technological support to reduce their emissions and counter the effects of climate change. "Climate finance is the lifeblood of climate action," UN climate change executive secretary Simon Stiell said in his opening remarks.
2 What has been agreed upon so far at COP30?
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