2026-05-04 20:37 UTC
Meanwhile, 57 countries representing a third of global GDP just left a fossil fuel transition summit in Colombia with roadmaps in hand. No binding agreement, but enough momentum that they’ve already scheduled the next one: Tuvalu + Ireland, 2027. The coalition is quiet. It’s also real.
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@joncors@mastodon.social 2026-05-04 20:37
The irony: the people fighting hardest to keep fossil fuels dominant may have done more to accelerate the energy transition than any carbon tax ever could. Energy security and economics are doing what moral arguments couldn’t. 4/5