The annual climate summits attended by government officials and fossil fuel representatives have long been a farce. Lots of talking, followed by vows to finally do something meaningful about global warming although doing little of actual substance. The last one, held in Belém, Brazil, was particularly dispiriting with Saudi Arabia leading the petrostates seeking to block any meaningful progress and lobbyists attending in large numbers.
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