The head of the United Nation's climate body said on Friday he was not satisfied with the outcome of a 10-day conference and the process was moving too slowly given the urgency of the climate crisis.
"Never satisfied. In terms of whether reasonable progress made. Yes. Was it enough? We will know as we as we enter the COP28 itself," Simon Stiell, the U.N. Framework Convention on Climate Change Executive Secretary, told Reuters.
"Science tells us that what is required in order to reach zero requires phasing out and down of all fossil fuels. We'll see what signals are presented. But the science is very clear," Stiell added. The meeting is seen as a mid-way check-in to prepare decisions for adoption at COP28, which begins on Nov. 30.in the global surface temperature as a limit for averting the most catastrophic effects of global warming in the industrial era - a threshold already close to being crossed.
Despite intensive discussions over the past two weeks in Bonn, the issue of how countries would finance their climate action policies remained vague, Stiell said. The topic would dominate discussions in Dubai later this year, he said.
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