In Brazil, they have to destroy the environment to ‘save’ it
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UN Climate Bureau Meets Over Brazil COP30 Housing Controversy
Above: The 2025 UN Climate Change Conference logo is displayed on a smartphone with a Brazilian flag in the background. Image copyright: Algi Febri Sugita/LightRocket/Getty Images
The Spin
Pro-establishment narrative
The U.N. is always focused on affordability and sustainability, especially through its UN80 Initiative, which cuts budgets and relocates to lower-cost locations. Since 1994, the UNFCCC has prioritized developing nations, hit hardest by climate change, with funding and tech transfers. The U.N.'s ongoing reforms ensure inclusive, cost-effective events, supporting vulnerable countries in addressing the climate crisis that COP30 aims to solve.
Establishment-critical narrative
This is another example of the U.N.'s hypocritical climate alarmist agenda. From exorbitant accommodation costs and cutting down rainforests to bureaucrats flying private jets to conferences, the elites who push these climate policies never face their consequences. Instead, poor and working people across the world, who have no say in the matter, are left footing the bill and losing out on the modern lifestyles enjoyed by the ruling class.
Metaculus Prediction
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