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- The COP30 conference in Belém, Brazil, failed to establish a clear fossil-fuel phaseout roadmap despite support from over 80 countries.
- Civil society groups, including 350.org Asia, expressed disappointment at the lack of concrete commitments.
- The conference secured pledges to mobilize $1.3 trillion for climate action and triple adaptation finance by 2035.
- Many African nations, led by Tanzania, resisted a fossil-fuel transition, citing energy access and development needs.
