Global leaders delivered a stark warning at a climate summit in Belém, Brazil, this week: the world is running out of time to act. 🌡️🔥 With the UN’s COP30 conference just days away, Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva called for urgent action, declaring, 'We can’t ignore science anymore.' Temperatures have already surged past the critical 1.5°C threshold since pre-industrial times—a red line scientists say could trigger irreversible damage.
The two-day gathering served as a fiery prelude to COP30, with leaders stressing the need for bolder emissions cuts and climate financing. 🌱💸 'This isn’t a drill—it’s code red for humanity,' said one delegate, echoing the summit’s tense mood. While details on new policies were scarce, the message was clear: delay equals disaster.
Young activists worldwide are amplifying the call, flooding social media with demands for faster action. 📢 Will COP30 deliver? Stay tuned as the climate drama unfolds.
