The COP30 summit concluded with a climate deal that leaves fossil fuels unscathed, raising eyebrows and questions about global climate commitments. Key points include:

• Fossil fuels were notably absent from the discussions, leading to criticism and doubt about the deal's effectiveness.
• Five major takeaways highlight the divisive nature of the summit, pointing to a fractured global stance on climate action.
• The absence of a firm plan for fossil fuel reduction casts a shadow over future climate initiatives.
• Critics argue that without addressing fossil fuels, the agreement may be more symbolic than substantive.

Here's the full scoop.