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The thing is, negotiation is always easier than implementation, which is why it comes before.
It's pretty clear at this point we're going to stop climate change right around as fast as technology forces us to. I don't see any other plausible path.
technology forces us to
Huh? What does this even mean?
How can anyone be this optimistic about "fixing" climate change?
I'm talking about solar, EVs and so on. It's straight-up cheaper to not use fossil fuels now, for most things, and the remaining ones seem like they're inevitably coming.
Don't worry, I'm still pretty doomer about it. The planet's going to get a bit messed up in the meanwhile, and we'd have just kind of boiled ourselves like a frog, if we hadn't gotten lucky with cheap renewables suddenly appearing.
But they're hosting it in a different petro-atate this year. They might actually agree cutting emissions is a thing that may need to be done , possibly, in the foreseeable or distant future.
Who would have thought that a conference called COP would be a self-indulgent, abusive failure?
They never were. Letting the fox run the hen house will always fail. Once you realize all of the UN and analogous environmental orgs/events (IPCC, COP, etc) are politically/corporate managed, and do not align with the scientific consensus, you realize they only exist to greenwash and legitimize for-profit interests, and inaction.