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Leaders from countries heavily impacted by climate change are calling for justice and action at the COP30 summit in Brazil. With devastating hurricanes, floods, and droughts, these nations urge developed countries to take responsibility for their emissions. The Amazon rainforest, a key focus, is rapidly dwindling. Brazilian President Lula da Silva emphasizes the need for a roadmap to combat deforestation and fossil fuels. A proposed global carbon market aims to incentivize emission reduction. Developed countries pledged $300 billion last year, but no funds have been distributed. Developing nations and advocacy groups demand $1.3 trillion in assistance. Haitian diplomat Smith Augustin highlights Hurricane Melissa's impact, while Kenyan Vice President Kithure Kindiki speaks of extreme weather cycles. Barbados' Prime Minister Mia Mottley calls for shame and action, citing the inadequate loss and damage fund. African Union Commission Chairman Mahmoud Ali Youssouf emphasizes the need for climate justice, not charity. The UNEP warns of exceeding the 1.5C global warming target within a decade. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres urges leaders to choose between leading or facing ruin.