Delegates from over 50 countries have gathered in Santa Marta, Colombia, for the world's first international conference dedicated to phasing out fossil fuels.
Frustrated by slow progress at traditional UN climate talks, this new coalition aims to create actionable plans and timetables to reduce global reliance on oil, gas, and coal. The summit brings together governments, scientists, economists, and civil society groups to address the root causes of climate change and accelerate the transition to clean energy.
Notably, major fossil fuel producers like the US and Saudi Arabia are absent, signaling a shift toward a 'coalition of the willing.' The conference also highlights the need for just and equitable transitions, addressing legal, financial, and social barriers to ending the fossil fuel era.
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