Elisa Morgera argues that the current UN climate regime perpetuates misinformation and inequity, driven by powerful actors, lacking space for truthful discourse, calling for necessary reforms.
Morgera warns that some states act in bad faith, showing disregard for international law and stifling civil engagement, leaving no room for the essential truths needed in climate discussions.
She emphasizes that the existing climate approach has locked in inefficiencies and inequities, benefiting a select few while countries most affected by climate change are disregarded.
Despite the challenges, Morgera believes fundamental reform is achievable with genuine willingness from states and UN bodies, but current indications suggest that this resolve is missing.
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