Terrorist Taliban Will Attend a UN Climate Conference For The First Time

The UN is a joke, a terrible awful, joke and should be dismantled.

If you needed further proof of what a scam climate crap is.

The Taliban banned women from speaking in public.

Last month the Taliban banned women from speaking in public.

This month they will be invited to attend the the UN climate conference.

The United Nations is a joke. pic.twitter.com/BBQYtthjT6

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Secret Video Diaries of Afghan Girls Living Under the Taliban:

“We are not human. We have nothing…We can’t talk outside. We can’t event talk loudly inside our home. Because if our neighbors hear our voices it’s a very big sin.” pic.twitter.com/Sdmqt9PoC2

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The Taliban will attend a UN climate conference for the 1st time

By: AP, November 10, 2024

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — The Taliban will attend a U.N. climate conference for the first time since their takeover of Afghanistan in 2021, the country’s national environment agency said Sunday.

The conference, known as COP29, begins Monday in Azerbaijan and is one of the most important multilateral talks to include the Taliban, who do not have official recognition as the legitimate rulers of Afghanistan.

The National Environmental Protection Agency posted on social media platform X that a technical delegation had gone to Baku to participate.

Matiul Haq Khalis, the agency’s head, said the delegation would use the conference to strengthen cooperation with the international community on environmental protection and climate change, share Afghanistan’s needs regarding access to existing financial mechanisms related to climate change, and discuss adaptation and mitigation efforts.
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Experts told The Associated Press that climate change has led to numerous and negative impacts on Afghanistan, creating serious challenges because of the country’s geographical location and weak climate policies.

“ Climate change has resulted in higher temperatures, which reduce water sources and cause droughts, significantly affecting agricultural activities,” said Hayatullah Mashwani, professor of environmental science at Kabul University. “The reduction in water availability and frequent droughts pose severe threats to agriculture, leading to food insecurity and challenges to livelihoods.”