Rogelj says roadmap lacks timeline needed for 1.5C goal
1 Nov 3 8:00 AM · 5d ago · 2 articles · 5 posts · 3 sources · development 1 of 1
Imperial College London climate policy professor Joeri Rogelj called the roadmap a step forward but said it omits a clear pace of change, leaving unclear whether it meets what is needed under the Paris agreement.
“The roadmaps are valuable but fall short of clearly indicating the pace of change needed by including no timeline or key benchmarks.”
Joeri RogeljAndré Corrêa do Lago Brazil's Cop30 presidentJoeri Rogelj Professor of climate science and policy, Imperial College LondonBrazil's government Cop30 host nation
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Reported in the same hours no headline names this development itself — these 3 claims were published in its stretch
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first by The Guardian, 4d ago · also Euronews, Guardian Environment, Guardian
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first by Bloomberg.com, 4d ago · also Japan Times
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- Ahead of COP31, Brazil offers a global fossil fuel exit plan Japan Times · 4d ago
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3 outlets Brazil wraps up COP30 with fossil fuel, forest roadmaps, urging shift from talks to action
first by Reuters, 4d ago · also Al-Monitor, Straits Times
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Breaking news by Fiona Harvey of the Guardian: "All countries can start to break their dependence on fossil fuels now without needing to wait for new technologies or economic changes, Brazil’s government has said. " https://www. theguardian.com/environment/20 26/nov/03/brazil-first-global-roadmap-phasing-out-fossil-fuels # ClimateBrawl
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This view is too narrow, being able to produce more energy or the equivalent of is only part of the solution, you can use the same infrastructure that distributes gas to distribute ethanol, but you can't say that about electric. It's good that solar has improved to that point but we need the infrastructure for it and that will take time.
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Brazil has published the first global roadmap for moving off fossil fuels. Its COP30 presidency wrote it after oil producers blocked the idea at last year’s Belém talks. It asks for national transition plans by 2028, renewables investment under way by 2030, and a 2031–33 push to speed up the switch. “We don’t need more negotiations,” said André…
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Sure fossil fuel use grew, but it's decelerating. From IEA's Global Energy Review 2026 "demand for each of the three fossil fuels grew in 2025, albeit at a slower rate than in 2024 "
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# Brazil publishes first global ‘roadmap’ for phasing out # fossilfuels - https://www. theguardian.com/environment/20 26/nov/03/brazil-first-global-roadmap-phasing-out-fossil-fuels "#Cop30 host sets out steps to break link with coal, oil and gas as it aims to move focus from negotiating to implementing"
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