Mixed Reactions to COP28 Draft Text's Call for Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels

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The draft text of the global stocktake at COP28 has received mixed reactions. While some see it as a clear signal to transition away from fossil fuels, climate justice advocates criticize the weak language on means of implementation and the lack of financial support from developed countries. The text emphasizes unproven technological fixes and fails to address the influence of lobbyists. Non-profit analysts consider it an improvement but still not as strong as hoped. The draft also lacks a commitment to phase out or phase down fossil fuels. The reaction from small island states and developing countries remains uncertain.
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