Wolfgang Blau
@wblau.bsky.social
Corporate climate strategies, climate communications.
Co-Founder Oxford Climate Journalism Network / Global Managing Partner Sustainable Business Practice, Brunswick Group / Advisor UNFCCC / Prior: Global COO Condé Nast / Guardian
Co-Founder Oxford Climate Journalism Network / Global Managing Partner Sustainable Business Practice, Brunswick Group / Advisor UNFCCC / Prior: Global COO Condé Nast / Guardian
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This is both a genius and mad compromise that makes Turkey the COP31 figurehead host, but gives the substantive negotiation and outcome decisions to Australia
Indeed, the issue will be how/if Turkey sabotages Australia and how disputes are resolved
bsky.app/profile/wbla...
Indeed, the issue will be how/if Turkey sabotages Australia and how disputes are resolved
bsky.app/profile/wbla...
In case you wondered about next year's Australian-Turkish COP31, this is the agreement. HT: @carbonbrief.org
The very trick detail: "If there is a difference in views between Turkey and Australia, consultations will take place until the difference is resolved to mutual satisfaction"
The very trick detail: "If there is a difference in views between Turkey and Australia, consultations will take place until the difference is resolved to mutual satisfaction"
November 26, 2025 at 6:23 PM
This is both a genius and mad compromise that makes Turkey the COP31 figurehead host, but gives the substantive negotiation and outcome decisions to Australia
Indeed, the issue will be how/if Turkey sabotages Australia and how disputes are resolved
bsky.app/profile/wbla...
Indeed, the issue will be how/if Turkey sabotages Australia and how disputes are resolved
bsky.app/profile/wbla...
Oil Producers, but Maybe Not the Planet, Get a Win as Climate Talks End
www.nytimes.com
November 24, 2025 at 7:45 AM