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UN summit in Mongolia ends without agreement on drought
The absence of a global agreement on combating drought was a key outcome of the UN summit in Mongolia.

The UN summit in Mongolia concluded without a global agreement to combat drought, with a new agreement postponed until 2028 for further discussion in Egypt. This delay in formalizing commitments raises concerns, as the United Nations (UN) estimates that environmental degradation already affects 40% of the planet's surface.
Furthermore, the UN projected that by 2050, drought could impact three out of four people worldwide. This alarming scenario raises questions about the global response capacity to climate challenges.

The discussions addressed the growing urgency for effective measures to mitigate the effects of degradation and desertification, but did not result in concrete commitments that could be implemented immediately or in the short term.
The lack of consensus at this summit presents significant challenges in the fight against drought, highlighting the need for a more robust collaborative effort among nations to address these critical issues.