'Now is the time to decide not to do this all over again next year, when the summit will be in the UAE. Of all places,' wrote NaomiAKlein.
"Now is the time to decide not to do this all over again next year, when the summit will be in the UAE," argued the author and environmentalist.
"Civil society should announce a boycott + instead hold a true people's summit," Klein wrote."One gathering per continent to limit flying. Links to the official summit by video." "There can be lobbying sessions built into the COP28 program with governments who will obviously go to the UAE," she continued."But why should civil society expend the carbon, money, and time to join them just to declare it a failure all over again? Let's try something new."
Klein's call for a new oppositional approach to the annual United Nations climate summit came in the wake of a gathering at which civil society was harassed, surveilled, and sidelined by Egypt's authoritarian government as lobbyists from Exxon, Chevron, and other fossil fuel giants responsible for
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