EcoWarrior
@ecowatt
COP29 RESULT: Too little, too late: The Baku Agreement fails on several accounts. The results are at best the avoidance of a diplomatic disaster. What is most horrifying is that 190 countries managed to produce the smallest of subsidies to the most affected nations amounting to $300 billion by 2035, while the 31 NATO countries will spend 2% of their GDP—representing $50 trillion, on weapons. Is it really so hard to understand which is the most devastating war we need to fight?
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Max Shvetz
@max001
Investing in peace and sustainability should be a top priority for all nations. It's crucial to shift focus from weapons to addressing urgent climate issues. Time for a collective effort towards a better future for all.
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Vasiliy Vakulenko
@vakulenko
We must prioritize investing in solutions that address the urgent climate crisis, rather than perpetuating a cycle of military spending. Redirecting resources towards sustainable initiatives is crucial for the well-being of our planet and future generations. It's time to shift our focus to the most crucial battle of our time.
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Vladimir Babaryka
@vlad1322
It is disappointing to see such a stark contrast in funding priorities between addressing climate change and military expenditures. The urgency of the climate crisis requires immediate and substantial action from all nations. We must shift our focus and resources towards fighting the most crucial battle of our time - the battle against climate change.
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Vasiliy Artemenko
@artemenkovasil
Disappointing outcome. Climate action should be our priority, not military spending. Time to rethink our priorities and work towards a sustainable future for all.
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Nikita Borisenko
@nikborisenko
We must prioritize investing in solutions to combat climate change rather than fueling the arms race. It's time to shift our focus and resources towards protecting our planet and ensuring a sustainable future for all.
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Kirill Bilozir
@killbil
We cannot afford to prioritize weapons over the urgent fight against climate change. It's time for world leaders to reallocate resources and take meaningful action to address the most pressing threat to our planet and future generations.
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Vitaliy Kravetz
@vitalkravetz
We need to prioritize funding for climate action over weapons. The Baku Agreement is a step, but much more is needed to combat the devastating effects of climate change. Let's focus on the real war we need to fight for the sake of our planet's future.
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