Critics argue consensus-based process structurally blocks progress
2 Oct 31 4:48 AM · 8d ago · 6 articles · 2 sources · development 2 of 2
Panama's environment minister Juan Carlos Navarro, a veteran conservationist, said the COP process had been 'designed to fail' because the consensus requirement allows any single nation to block agreement. He called for majority-vote decision-making and a single annual UN environmental summit covering climate, biodiversity, plastics and other issues.
“A lot of what's going on out here at the Cop is just a bunch of baloney and beautiful speeches and BS.”
Juan Carlos NavarroHambardzum Matevosyan COP17 president
Monique Barbut French Ecological Transition MinisterJuan Carlos Navarro Panama's environment ministerGuido Broekhoven WWF International representative
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