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October 20, 2014

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In his most recent and powerful Forbes article, Ken Silverstein asks whether climate conferences are moving the needle or simply staging another show.

This week, Roar Media is in Panama alongside leaders from government, international bilateral organizations, finance, and innovation who are working to prove the former—by shifting from discussion to deployment at Global Climate Week and The Nature Summit, Global Resilience Partners' inaugural flagship event.

Juan Carlos Navarro, Panama’s Minister of Environment, offers a blunt assessment, stating that, “Since [climate change] is everyone’s responsibility, it is no one’s responsibility. It’s all talk and no action.” In an equally powerful statement, Simon Stiell, Executive Secretary of the UN Climate Change (UNFCCC) frames the present moment clearly: “These new Climate Weeks are about cutting duplication and getting more impact for every hour and dollar spent.” And from the private sector, Cornelius Shields, CEO of Kore Infrastructure, brings the message home by stating that “This isn’t about theory. There’s urgency to build the next generation of resilient industries.”

Panama isn't hosting another summit, it's hosting a test case for whether global coordination can translate into real-world climate solutions.

Read the full piece here:
https://www.forbes.com/sites/kensilverstein/2025/05/19/are-global-climate-conferences-creating--change-or-presenting-a-show/

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Are Global Climate Conferences Creating Change Or Presenting A Show?

The talks are complicated, with many groups representing governments, clean energy companies, and big businesses. What they need are enforcement tools and urgency.

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