Sebastián Rodríguez
Climate Change Reporter at Climate Home News
Investigations & Special Projects Editor @ClimateHome. Pitches + tips: [email protected]. @ids_uk @SussexUni alumn
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climatechangenews.com | Sebastián Rodríguez
COP30 host Brazil has announced that world leaders will deliver their speeches on climate action several days before UN negotiations officially kick off on November 10, in a bid to ease pressure on hotels and transport in the medium-sized Amazon city of Belém. For the past decade – since COP21 which adopted the Paris Agreement in 2015 – most heads of state and government have attended and spoken during the first two or three days of the UN climate conference.
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diarioextra.com | Sebastian Rodriguez |Sebastián Rodríguez
Un hombre identificado con los apellidos Jiménez Piedra de 46 años logró avanzar aproximadamente 200 metros antes de morir tras recibir múltiples impactos de bala, mientras viajaba en un vehículo en el sector de San Miguel de Desamparados. De acuerdo con los testigos, se escucharon aproximadamente siete detonaciones en las cercanías de los Tribunales y el automóvil quedó parqueado frente a la casa de una mujer.
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climatechangenews.com | Sebastián Rodríguez
Amid tensions in the West over cuts to development funding and souring US relationships with its allies, Brazil’s COP30 president, André Aranha Corrêa do Lago, defended multilateralism and the legacy of UN climate talks in his first address as chief of this year’s climate summit.
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diarioextra.com | Sebastian Rodriguez |Sebastián Rodríguez
La mayor competencia regional de las modalidades de Freestyle en Motocicleta y Bicicleta (FMX y BMX) vuelve al país. Se trata de la edición 2025 de los X-Knights que tendrá desarrollo el 15 de marzo en el Estadio Nacional de La Sabana. El evento promete muchas emociones con un lineup de lujo en las dos disciplinas deportivas y la construcción de una pista extrema con la más destacada tecnología disponible.
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climatechangenews.com | Sebastián Rodríguez |Juan Pablo Mayorga
At night, the Lázaro Cárdenas refinery – Mexico‘s oldest, built in 1906 – lights up the city of Minatitlán, in the southern oil-producing state of Veracruz. Gas flaring turns night into day, inhabitants say, while a mix of industrial smells in the air reminds visitors they have arrived in Mexico’s oil and gas heartland. “It is like Mordor,” said one resident, referring to the volcanic realm in the fantasy novel “The Lord of the Rings” with a tone between humour and resignation.
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While it contains some good news, one of the most unsettling facts in the new @IEA report is that climate change is itself making the energy transition more difficult. If weather in 2024 would’ve been slightly less extreme, emissions rise would’ve been cut in half https://t.co/q0vhMcVAqi
RT @Pajaropolitico: #HoyEnAnimal | @Pemex ha fallado en controlar sus emisiones de metano, poniendo en riesgo las metas climáticas de Méxic…
Negotiators at biodiversity COP16.2 agreed on a 5-year finance roadmap, at a time when consensus seemed difficult. Still, as one Bolivian delegate said, "biodiversity cannot wait for a bureaucratic process that lasts forever". Our wrap up of Rome: https://t.co/X6UzcJdXuq
