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The article covers the recent lack of climate agreements between countries, especially in the recent cop 30 summit. Many countries that contribute the most to climate change through emissions and such are unwilling to either talk about the issue or fund climate efforts with the US not sending any representatives to the COP summit.

This article highlights the lack of development countries are taking which will lead to the actual threat of climate change to further worsen as countries are unwilling to take any action or fufill any promises.

The writer is most likley a combination of ecocentric and antropocentric as they are highlighting the issue of climate change which overall effects both nature and peoples livleyhoods especially since the article highlights the unwillingness to send money to countries affected by climate change (flooding in the "Global South")

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The Guardian view on UN climate talks: they reveal how little time is left | Editorial

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Editorial: A fragile Cop30 consensus is a win. But only a real bargain between rich and poor nations can weather the climate shocks that are coming

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What is happening, where and why

Discussions surrounding the USA's participation for COP30 which happened in november 2025 in Brazil - around 200 countries.

USA didnt have an active role in the talks, says they dont want to be involved in something they believe is just a 'hoax'.

USA will deprioritise climate, cutting policies.

USA - increase oila nd gas exploration + dismanteling federal support for wind and solar energy.

The link to climate change

Planet could warm by 0.1 degress C if USA was to discontinue their climate policies --> which would afect countries prone to droughts, floods, fires and more.

Cancelling grants for initiatives for climate and environment e.g cutting support for wind and solar energy.

The significance of the event

Worries that the US is setting an example which may cause other countries to follow in their steps by pulling back from climater goals.

The environmental perspective of the writer of the article or the people the article is about

Author - Anthropocentric: reports on how climate change is affecting people and how people can protect themselves - Human focused

Trump: Cornucopian as Trump wants to make profit off of the environment + political focus. Such as funding money into oil extractions to increase employment --> disregards environmental and social costs as long as it benefits his economy and politics

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Nearly 200 countries are meeting in Belém, Brazil for COP30, but the U.S. will not send high-level officials, marking a major shift in global climate diplomacy. The Trump administration has reversed many climate policies, withdrawing from the Paris Agreement, rolling back rules on greenhouse gas emissions, reducing support for renewable energy, cutting research funding and weakening federal disaster resilience programs. These actions reduce U.S. climate ambition, risk slowing global progress, and contribute to higher future warming. The changes also reduce climate science, renewable investment, and community preparedness for worsening climate impacts.

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A string of cycles and heavy monsoon rains have triggered catastrophic floods across south east Asia. Killing 1200 people and displacing 1 million. Scientists attribute the scale and intensity of the floods to human-driven global warming. warmer oceans and air hold more moisture, making storms wetter and more destructive. The disaster marks a shift in regional climate risk floods has typhoons as Asia’s main climate hazard. highlights how vulnerable millions are when extreme weather intensifies. The article frames the floods as not just natural disasters but disasters worsened by human activity. Ev link : Anthropocentric

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Article E: 2024 'virtually certain' that 2024 will be the warmest year on record.

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Article E: 2024 'virtually certain' that 2024 will be the warmest year on record.

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Globally, 2024 was set to become first year that global temperatures are 1.5 C higher than pre-industrial times (october 2024). It is a benchmark for the rapid increase in temperatures, exacerbated by El Nino. The writer has an anthropocentric view point

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- What is happening, where and why? Hurricane Melissa hit Jamaica and Cuba a Category 5 storm because warm sea temperatures caused rapid growth. It caused destruction, strong winds, and heavy rainfall in the region.

- The link to climate change? Climate change made the storm six times more likely to increased.

- The significance of the event  It shows that hurricanes are becoming stronger and more dangerous. Vulnerable countries face more damage.

- The environmental perspective (or EVS) of the writer of the article or the people the article is about. The article has a ecocentric view by warning about fossil fuel use and calling for climate finance and urgent global action.