World leaders demonstrate their solidarity at the meeting of BRICS in Brazil. The head of the UN at the BRICS summit: “Our environment is attacked on all fronts” The climate and the environment speaking at the session of the Brix summit in Rio de Janeiro, dedicated to the environment, global healthcare and preparation for the UN conference (KS-30), the UN Secretary General Antoniu Guterres warned about multiple crises that seized planet. “Our environment is attacked on all fronts. Pollution poisons earth and water. Biostasis is destroyed at a terrifying speed. And, of course, we are experiencing a climatic crisis, ”he said. 60 ~ p > according to him, the consequences are already felt around the world:“ Life and sources of means of existence are destroyed, and achievements in the field of sustainable development are reduced – as the disaster all occur More often “. The Secretary General also emphasized the destructive effect of the climatic crisis on health: from the deadly heat and water pollution to hunger caused by the destruction of the crop. He recalled that climate change contributes to the spread of diseases, including malaria and fever of Denge. The head of the UN urged to focus on the issues of the relationship between climate and healthcare. Urgent measures to reduce emissions ~ 60 >~ 60 > Buterrish noted that the negotiations are underway, the emissions continued to grow, and the goals continued to grow, and Hold global warming within 1.5 degrees is threatened. He emphasized the need for a “radical reduction in emissions” – starting the current moment. Having emphasized the principle of “general but differentiated responsibility”, the Secretary General called on all countries to make additional efforts and accelerate a fair transition to pure energy. He noted that renewable energy sources have already been equal to fossil fuel in the established capacities in the world and are “the cheapest and fastest way to get new electricity almost everywhere.” ~ 60 > 60 > Secretary General also recalled that more than 700 million people in the world still do not have access to electricity. According to him, the transition to renewable energy sources contributes to sustainable development, ensures energy safety and eliminates toxic emissions that annually take away the lives of 7 million people. ~ 60 > from biodiversity to Plastic ~ 60 > Guterrysh called on the government to develop progress achieved at the UN Biostrovisiness conference. He also emphasized the need to conclude this year a legally binding agreement to combat plastic pollution. The Secretary General called the KS-30 “key point”, & nbsp; calling for the summit participants to prove that multilaterality continues to be effective, and to present by September ambitious national climatic plans that cover all emissions and correspond to the purpose of holding warming within 1.5 degrees. 60 ~ h2 > funding and funding ~ 60 > he emphasized the need to eliminate injustice in the supply chains of critically important minerals and ensuring benefits for developing countries. He also announced the importance of a “firm position in the issue of financing a fair and equal transition.” ~ 60 > Secretary General recalled the unfulfilled obligations of developed countries and called for the allocation of $ 40 billion a year promised to adapt since 2025. He emphasized that the needs for adaptation are especially acute in developing countries that almost do not contribute to climate change. ~ 60 > recalling an agreement reached in Baku – 300 billion dollars a year by 2035 for developing countries – Guterryh said that it was necessary to outline the path to mobilizing 1.3 trillion dollars a year, including through innovative sources of financing and a realistic price for carbon emissions. In addition, it is necessary to replenish the fund to compensate for losses and damage. ~ 60 > completing the performance, the Secretary General noted: “This is a moment of deep danger – and enormous opportunities. I urge the BRICS countries to become a support of a global response in the spirit of solidarity – for the sake of people, planet and prosperity. ”