Reuniunea mondială privind încălzirea globală, suspendată pe termen nedeterminat

An international climate change meeting involving representatives from 195 countries ended without an agreement on the timeline for new reports on global warming. The IPCC meeting in Addis Ababa failed to establish deadlines for publishing scientific assessments crucial for future climate decisions. Disputes over the publication schedule have persisted for nearly three years, with some countries advocating for quicker completion before the 2028 UN climate negotiations, while others, including China and Russia, seek extensions to allow more time for contributions from researchers in less developed nations. The lack of consensus risks leaving governments without updated scientific conclusions ahead of critical negotiations.