Brazil, host of last year’s COP30 climate summit, has published the first global roadmap for phasing out fossil fuels. It says all countries can start now without waiting for new technology, and grow economies while lifting people out of poverty. Suggested steps: less gas flaring and venting, fewer fossil subsidies, more renewables.
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Brazil naglabas ng unang pandaigdigang roadmap laban sa fossil fuels

THE GUARDIAN

Naglabas ang Brazil, host ng COP30, ng unang pandaigdigang roadmap para sa pag-alis sa fossil fuels. Ayon dito, puwedeng magsimula na ang lahat ng bansa nang hindi naghihintay ng bagong teknolohiya, at umunlad habang iniaahon ang mga tao sa kahirapan. Kasama ang mas kaunting gas flaring, subsidiya, at mas maraming renewable.

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