The consequences of floods in Pakistan. UN Climate Summit: “Pure energy is competitive, climatic actions are required” The climate and environment of ~ 60 > floods in South Asia, forest fires in North America and record heat in Europe clearly showed what scientists have warned about years: the climatic crisis has been developing faster than necessary to limit the measure. Against this background, on Wednesday, September 24, the UN headquarters in New York hosts the climate summit, convened by Secretary General Antoniu Guterrysh. special event dedicated to a high-level week of the 80th session & nbsp; General Assembly will become & nbsp; a launching pad to the 30th conference of the awards of the UN Framular Convention (KS-30), which will be held & nbsp; in November in Brazilian Bellen. on the eve of the KS-30 all parties to the Paris Agreement must submit data on their new climatic plans, or deposits determined at the national level (one). The climate summit is designed to accelerate this process. “Economics and Science require actions” ~ 60 > 62 >In his speech at the opening of the event, Gutherrish recalled, to limit a global increase in temperature in one and a half degrees by the end of the century, it is still possible. “Science requires & nbsp; climatic & nbsp; actions. Economics too ”, & nbsp; – & nbsp; emphasized the head of the UN. ~ 60 > according to him, the transition to pure energy today provides & nbsp; workplaces, growth and sustainable development, and also provides access to & nbsp; and cheap electricity, strengthens energy safety and reduces the dependence of economies on the volatile fuel market markets. ~ 60 > “Despite huge subsidies for fossil fuel that distort & market mechanisms, last year investment in a clean The energy was twice as high as in fossil fuel. The conclusion is obvious: pure energy is competitive, and climatic actions are required ”, & nbsp; – & nbsp; he said he. ~ 60 > preparation & nbsp; to KS-30 The Secretary General recalled that the Paris Agreement has already made it possible to achieve results: if ten years ago, warming in & nbsp; four degrees, now the estimates talk about 2.6 degrees – & subject to fully fulfill the current national plans. & Amp; nbsp; however, this not enough. 60 > “Now we need new plans to & nbsp; 2035, which will go much further and much faster: they will provide a sharp reduction in emissions & nbsp; in accordance with the aim of 1.5 degrees, cover all sectors and accelerate a fair energy transition in everything in everything world ”, & nbsp; – & nbsp; he said. The Secretary General outlined five key directions: & nbsp; pure energy, reduction in methane emissions, forest protection, heavy industry emissions, as well as climatic justice, that is, & nbsp; support for developing countries that are less than others & nbsp; they are guilty of crisis, but suffer stronger total. 60 ~ h2 > high rates ~ 60 > in & nbsp; frames of the high -level week, discussions & nbsp; for the search for climate change in which leaders participate in which the leaders participate in which the leaders participate in which the leaders are involved countries, local authorities, business and civil society. Discussions are concentrated in five areas: reduction of emissions and acceleration of transition to renewable energy sources; strengthening adaptation to natural disasters; financing & nbsp; for developing countries; increased transparency and counteraction of misinformation; and other interconnected & nbsp; questions – & nbsp; from food systems to a fair transition. Conclusions & nbsp; discussions & nbsp; will be reflected in the final document. ~ ~ ~ 60 > according to the UN head, today’s summit-& nbsp; this is not a replacement for KS-30, but its results & nbsp; Meetings in Belene. ~ 60 > Experts and activists monitor & nbsp; three key signals & nbsp; during a high -level week: whether the countries & nbsp; with the largest emissions, plans with real obligations; Whether climatic financing will be increased outside symbolic promises; And whether world leaders recognize that the expansion of coal, oil and gas production is incompatible with the goals of the Paris Agreement. ~ 60 > “Science requires actions. The law obliges them. The economy forces them. People call for them ”, & nbsp; – & nbsp; concluded the General Secretary.