John Kerry Steps Down as U.S. Climate Envoy to Join Biden's 2024 Campaign

Kerry's departure follows recent UN climate negotiations in Dubai, marking the end of his influential role in international climate diplomacy.

John Kerry, U.S. Special Presidential Envoy for Climate, announced his decision to step down from his role to assist in Joe Biden's 2024 reelection campaign.
Kerry has been a key figure in international climate negotiations, including the Paris Agreement of 2015 and recent talks with China on greenhouse emissions.
Kerry's departure comes after the conclusion of the UN climate negotiations in Dubai that resulted in a landmark agreement to transition away from fossil fuels.
Throughout his tenure, Kerry has advocated for the private sector's role in driving the transition to clean energy and reducing emissions.
Kerry's successor has not yet been announced, but the role requires a high-profile figure with diplomatic experience and a strong commitment to climate action.