Summary of COP28: quando o mundo abandonará o petróleo? #cop28

00:00:00 - 00:00:00

In the COP28 YouTube video titled "Quando o mundo abandonará o petróleo? #cop28," the speaker emphasizes the urgent need to address the root cause of climate change: the world's dependence on fossil fuels. The speaker highlights the devastating effects of climate change, including record-breaking heatwaves, droughts, air pollution, and extreme weather events. The Amazon rainforest, the largest hydrological system on the planet, experienced its worst drought in history this year, and addressing climate change requires phasing out fossil fuels. However, countries that signed the Paris Agreement have not committed to a plan to end global dependence on fossil fuels. Instead, the 20 largest oil-producing countries, including Brazil, continue to expand production. The speaker urges the international community to reduce production by 43% by 2030 and 60% by 2035, establish fossil-free areas, and pressure governments, including Brazil's, to take a clear stance on climate change and abandon fossil fuels. The speaker also encourages individuals and organizations to join the COP28 conference and advocate for a world without fossil fuels by 2050.

• 00:00:00 In this section of the COP28 YouTube video titled "Quando o mundo abandonará o petróleo? #cop28," the speaker discusses the urgent need to address the root cause of climate change: the world's dependence on fossil fuels. The speaker highlights the devastating effects of climate change, such as record-breaking heatwaves, droughts, air pollution, and extreme weather events. The speaker emphasizes that the Amazon rainforest, the largest hydrological system on the planet, experienced its worst drought in history this year, and addressing climate change requires phasing out fossil fuels. However, countries that signed the Paris Agreement have not committed to a plan to end global dependence on fossil fuels. Instead, the 20 largest oil-producing countries, including Brazil, the ninth-largest producer, continue to expand production. The speaker urges the international community to reduce production by 43% by 2030 and 60% by 2035, establish fossil-free areas, and pressure governments, including Brazil's, to take a clear stance on climate change and abandon fossil fuels. The speaker also encourages individuals and organizations to join the COP28 conference and advocate for a world without fossil fuels by 2050.