Overview
- The nine-page “Global Mutirão” text, released unusually early, presents multiple competing choices on key issues rather than a single compromise.
- On fossil-fuel dependence, options span a ministerial dialogue, a technical workshop on low‑carbon solutions, or no language at all.
- The draft proposes shifting to annual calls for new national climate targets under the Paris Agreement instead of the current five‑year cycle.
- Developing countries’ call to triple adaptation funding by 2030 or 2035 is included, leaving finance details for hard bargaining.
- Trade language outlines four approaches, including a possible UN summit on disputes, as China and India challenge barriers like the EU’s CBAM and EU commissioner Wopke Hoekstra labels parts of the text unacceptable.