Speaking yesterday at the Net Zero Delivery Summit in London, Mark Carney, UN Special Envoy for Climate and Finance, told an audience of bankers and green financier ghouls that while the war in Ukraine and related sanctions have negatively affected global energy supplies and caused a higher cost of living in the West, this is no reason to derail climate progress that will help achieve the 1.5-degree C limit on global warming, the Guardian reported May 11.
The Net Zero Delivery Summit, held May 11-12, is an international conference taking place at the halfway point between the November, 2021, COP26 conference in Glasgow and the COP27 conference scheduled for Sharm El-Sheikh this coming November. Its purpose is to assess progress on key priorities for finance agreed to at COP26.and to ensure a continued mobilization to provide financial backing for the net-zero transition, especially in emerging markets—many of which are not too keen on the genocide agenda. Among the key participants is the leadership of the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero (GFANZ), which Carney helped launch in April of 2021.
