The top United Nations official on climate policy sent a letter to the government of Brazil, Bloomberg revealed on Thursday, complaining of poor security and quality of life conditions at the site of COP30, the annual U.N. climate alarmism conference.
The Brazilian government has since responded to the letter publicly, claiming it either has conclusively addressed all the problems listed or is in the process of doing so.
“The security forces and command structure required to execute the security plan were all present on the ground during the incident but failed to act,” Stiell reportedly wrote.
The Brazilian newspaper O Globo , also quoting the…
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