It’s also a day to remember that how we electrify matters: powered by renewables - with no loopholes for coal, gas or nuclear - shaped by people, and backed by finance that makes a just transition possible for all countries.
Electrification is only climate progress if it is renewable, just and people-centred.
The IEA’s new report envisages nuclear expanding sharply and gas-fired generation rising by 2,000 TWh by 2035.
#35by35 must not lock in the wrong energy system.
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Türkiye’s COP31 Presidency has launched the #35by35 electrification pledge. But electrification is only as clean as the power behind it.
“Diverse and sustainable energy sources” must not become a loophole for coal, gas or nuclear. It must be powered by #RenewableEnergy
🌀 The Fund for Responding to #LossAndDamage needs at least US$ 400 billion a year by 2035, yet right now it holds just US$ 487 million. This is barely a drop in the ocean.
🚫⚖️ The International Court of Justice’s Advisory Opinion on #ClimateChange is clear: rich, polluting countries have binding duties to prevent harm and address #LossAndDamage. This means climate action and support for #LossandDamage are legal obligations, not optional. ⚖️
🤯 The Fund for Responding to #LossAndDamage could run out of money as early as 2027 if wealthy countries don’t deliver the finance they owe.
🌀 That would mean Global South countries continue to pick up the bill for a #ClimateEmergency they did little or nothing to cause.
📢 So we ask: who caused the #ClimateCrisis? Rich‑polluting Global North countries!
And who still refuse to #PayUp4LossAndDamage? Also rich‑polluting Global North countries!
@FillTheFund
🏭 In 2025 governments also handed out roughly US$ 6.7 trillion in fossil fuel subsidies.
Six of the world’s biggest fossil fuel companies are projected to earn about US$ 2,967 in profit every second in 2026.
💰 Meanwhile, rich, high‑polluting countries still refuse to #PayUp4LossAndDamage, even though the money clearly exists. In 2025, global military spending reached around US$ 2.8 trillion.
📢#FillTheFund📢
The start‑up phase of the Fund for Responding to Loss and Damage (FRLD) under the Barbados Implementation Modalities has received 176 funding requests, asking for a total of US$ 2.8 billion.
That is more than eleven times the US$ 250 million currently available
#SB64 outcome from CAN:
❌Bad result for Adaptation.
👏Better result for Just Transition.
Overall, it’s unclear if governments are prepared or willing to take the decisions needed at #COP31 to deliver true climate action for people.
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Things are hotting up at #SB64.
Stepping out of the plenary, Jacobo Ocharan of Climate Action Network explains why the talks are still running late: the biggest fault line remains #Finance. key questions remain on #Adaptation.
In the final hours of #SB64, Parties are still struggling to turn commitments into implementation.
As we look ahead to #COP31, this pattern of delay can't continue.
Climate action & climate justice, from #JustTransition to #Adaptation Finance, cannot remain promises on paper.
Governments in #SB64 Bonn have a choice. Deliver the adaptation finance and means of implementation already promised, so frontline communities can protect lives and build resilience.
Failing to act is a choice too - and people are already paying the price.
#ClimateJustice
When Adaptation finance doesn’t reach communities, the health impacts are immediate & deadly.
From pregnant women facing extreme heat to patients unable to reach clinics after floods & disasters, climate impacts quickly become health emergencies.
Counting down the hours to the close of #SB64, ECO is not mincing its words today.
🚨 Last call for negotiators who are obsessed with reviews and TORs instead of delivering finance, technology and support for frontline.
Read ECO 10: climatenetwork.org/resource/…