Climate summit reaches transition agreement to “abandon” fossil fuels

 

The countries meeting at the climate summit reached a “transition agreement to abandon all fossil fuels” early this Wednesday, as announced by the COP 28 presidency through its profile on the social network which has highlighted the “consensus to generate a paradigm shift” that has the “potential to redefine the economy”.

The text of the COP28 declaration was published by the United Arab Emirates (UAE) conference presidency and adopted in plenary a few hours later. The 21-page document urges countries to abandon fossil fuels in their energy systems. However, it does not require a specific elimination of fossil fuels such as coal, oil and gas, according to Dpa.

COP 28 President Sultan al Jaber has referred to the agreement as a “historic package”. “Future generations may not know your names, but they will owe each of you a debt of gratitude”, Al Jaber said

Ten people, including eight students, were kille in an attack on separatist in western Cameroon

 At least 10 peopled, including eight students, were kidnapped on Tuesday by suspected separatist militiamen in the Northwest Region, on of Cameroon’s two English-speaking majorities, in a conflict since 2011.

The perfect of the department of Menchum, Abdoullahi Aliou, has indicated in statement that “armed terrorists” attacked an institute in Esu, where they “nevade the students, tortured them and set them of fire two classroom” before fleeing the site with two workers at the center and eight students.

Ten people, including eight students, were killed in an attack on separatists in western Cameroon
At least 10 people, including eight high school students, were kidnapped on Tuesday by suspected separatist militiamen in the Northwest Region, one of Cameroon's two English-speaking majorities, in a conflict since 2017.