Ana Toni also criticises the UK’s plans to slash overseas aid to fund defence spendingCountries looking to boost their national security through rearmament or increased defence spending must also bolster their climate efforts or face more wars in the future, one of the leaders of the next UN climate summit has warned.Some countries could decide to include climate spending in their defence budgets, suggested Ana Toni, Brazil’s chief executive of the Cop30 summit. Continue reading...
Cop30 chief executive Ana Toni warns that countries must bolster climate efforts to avoid future wars, as climate change exacerbates inequalities and poverty. Toni suggests including climate spending in defense budgets, emphasizing that climate action is crucial for long-term security. She criticizes the UK's potential reduction in climate finance for developing countries and believes that China will continue decarbonization efforts despite the US's shift away from climate action.
