The Trump administration appears to be sitting out this month’s climate talks known as Cop30, telling the Guardian that it will not lend itself to high-level hepeating.
But many subnational leaders are attending to promote their climate efforts.
“Regardless of our nationalized policy or not, the people of the land locally made it, made the development of energy,” said New Mexico’s Michico, “said the new generations who depend on all generations,” said the new generations Lujan Grisham, in a press call.
Grishalm, who called reporters from a pre-cop30 summit in Brazil, will travel to negotiations with more than 100 state and local state and local US leaders. The subnational American Climate Class organized everything, climate majors, and the climate group, also the Tony Evers group, others.
“This is a powerful coalition that represents some three-thirds of Americans, three-quarters of our GDP and more than 50% of Singan Greenhouse, former special envoy for climate change under Barack Obama.
States are competing in a “friendly race to the top”, says Grishalm, working on global warming pollution while growing their economies.
“I hope it’s contagious,” he said.
The press call comes a day after the elections across the US, which provided wide gains for Democrats and progressives.
“More than 30 climate mayors won last night,” said Gina McCarthy, who served as a climate adviser to the President of Biden and Environment Phiden under Obama.
On the call, Grishalm said New Mexico in recent years has increased oil and gas production but cut methane output.
“We have shown that all of the above are here now,” he said, referring to a policy approach that supports the development and use of changes, which Donald Trump is already approaching.
Yet the United Nations’ foremost climate experts have long warned that climate action requires a rapid phaseout of fossil fuels. That is one reason that Keanu Arpels-Josias, the organizer of the OG-ambato program on Friday, fixed the victory of Zohran Mamdani in the New York City Mayoral Election this week. A deliberate ecosocialist ecosocial Mamdani is a vocal policies of Phase fossil fuels from buildings and efforts to stop the movement of a gas pipeline.
“He really stands in contrast to many democratic governors who are trying to claim climate leadership … while continuing to push Fossil Fuel There are in their states, who plan to attend COP30, who said. In the climate talks, his organization will promote Mamdani’s victory as a sign that Americans are ready for “real climate justice” that “push the end of fossil fuel extractractivism”.
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At COP30, countries will discuss the implementation of the 2015 Paris Climate Agreement, from which the US pulled him out on his first day back in office this year. In the days ahead of the negotiations, US Interior Secretary Doug Burgum appeared who visited The second largest oil field in the world while in the United Arab Emirates – a signal that climate change efforts are not a priority.
However, concerns abound that officials will ignore climate talks entirely, with some fearing that they will try to prioritize climate action from afar. The Guardian has contacted the White House for comment.
But even if the Trump administration tried to intervene, it would not be successful, Stern said.
“I don’t know if they will try to intervene in any way, but I honestly think that countries here will take great care of it,” he said. “The countries of the world are in this agreement, and they are not leaving.”