RT Bloomberg Live (@BloombergLive)"Fundamentally, there are enormous costs associated with the consequences of climate change." @HSBC's @dannyalexander#BloombergGreen #COP30⏯️ https://t.co/KOQ8qKSFzi https://t.co/Skv4Ttl8Uu ...

Between 2020 and 2024 people across the world were exposed to an average of 19 “life-threatening heatwave days” each year—more than 80% of which would not have occurred without climate change, new research has found https://t.co/kBfxCVY8tL ...

RT Bloomberg Live (@BloombergLive)"The green climate fund and BNDES are key entities for - our transformation," Minister Tatiana Rosito on the initiatives Brazil is taking to help reduce the impacts of climate change at #BloombergGreen #COP30.⏯️ https://t.co/jngaNSvQYo https://t.co/o7APPcMeO4 ...

RT Bloomberg Live (@BloombergLive)"This is the COP where we're supposed to pivot from 10 years of negotiation to 10 years of accelerating," @rkyte365 at #BloombergGreen #COP30.⏯️ https://t.co/jngaNSvQYo https://t.co/qy4aCNIquZ ...

Brazil, host of the COP30 climate summit, is lowering expectations for how much initial investment it will raise for an ambitious fund designed to protect rainforests https://t.co/o5BQPX6qsq ...

RT Bloomberg Live (@BloombergLive)"In the scope of COP30 - we want to encourage other countries to follow Brazilian steps," Executive Director at @theGCF at #BloombergGreen #COP30.⏯️ https://t.co/jngaNSvQYo https://t.co/1vmMSOjWQ5 ...

RT Bloomberg Live (@BloombergLive)"There's a bit of a controversial statement that the climate isn't a problem," Minister @Haddad_Fernando on why Brazil is choosing to focus on their climate issues at #BloombergGreen.⏯️ https://t.co/jngaNSvQYo https://t.co/IFfSLhnbn6 ...

RT Bloomberg Live (@BloombergLive)NOW: #BloombergGreen at #COP30 begins. Don’t miss conversations with Brazil’s Minister of Finance @Haddad_Fernando, @theGCF’s @MafaldaDuarte, @rkyte365, @EBRD’s @OdileRenaud, and more.https://t.co/PndecFa13N ...

Technological change > climate change. https://t.co/D9a7wGZrIn ...

Group 1 - Global efforts to reduce emissions are expected to accelerate significantly post-2030, according to an analysis by the London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) [1] - LSEG's analysis indicates a potential additional reduction in greenhouse gas emissions of up to 18% over the next five years compared to existing 2030 targets [2] - Only 64 countries, accounting for about one-third of global emissions, submitted Nationally Determined Contributions (NDCs) by the September 30 deadline, raising concerns about the ambitious climate agenda at the upcoming COP30 summit [3] Group 2 - An inconclusive COP30 summit could derail the NDC process, while firm commitments from major actors could reinforce the Paris Agreement and the NDC mechanism [4] - The 2035 targets set by G20 economies, representing 71% of the group's emissions, indicate substantial new climate commitments, implying a reduction of 3.3 to 4.4 gigatons of carbon-dioxide equivalent compared to the 2030 NDCs [5] - Faster emissions reductions are primarily linked to progress in China and Turkey, while the European Union is still seeking consensus on its emissions plan [6] Group 3 - Progress on NDCs has significant implications for companies and investors, as they will face increased transition risks due to government efforts to accelerate the shift to a low-carbon economy, along with growing physical risks [7]