Still not sure what the use of starter packs is vis-à-vis simple lists, but I came up with this one. go.bsky.app/93cHeXk

Perhaps of interest, @cladupont.bsky.social@sdrg.bsky.social@matthiasduwe.bsky.social@earsomj.bsky.social@harrovanasselt.bsky.social@indraoverland.bsky.social@matsengstrom.bsky.social@tomdelreux.bsky.social?

Diplomatic activities were secondary to the internal negotiations and coordinated only to a limited extent. #CBAM#EU in international climate politics. 4/4

The substantive focus was on explaining the technical modalities of the #CBAM#EU member states. 3/4

The leadership of the Commission and a few MEPs held political talks with partner countries. DG TAXUD was in the lead internally. It and the EEAS sought to ensure some degree of coherence in diplomatic outreach. 2/4

Delegates leave #SB60#NCQG#COP29unfccc.int/sites/defaul...   (7/7)

However, working towards such a framing now would diminish its value as a concession when the goal is actually negotiated at #COP29. So, instead of tackling the issue, countries resort to reiterating well-known talking points – similar with the quantum and other issues.   (6/7)

Similar to #COP28’swww.carbonbrief.org/interview-ch... (5/7)

Interview: China’s position on ‘international climate finance’ ahead of COP29  - Carbon Brief

Carbon Brief interviews Li Shuo of the Asia Society Policy Institute, on the prospects for China’s climate contribution.

Broadening the contributor base to include more large emitters is a key part of the #NCQG for developed countries. This is now portrayed as an attempt to undermine the principles of the Convention (#CBDR). Many developing countries align themselves with this view. (4/7)

Not so on #climatefinance#lossanddamagewww.swp-berlin.org/en/publicati... (3/7)

Climate Negotiations in Times of Multiple Crises

Credibility and trust in international climate politics after COP 27