Global Fossil-Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty Coalition Faces Setback with Colombia's Exit
The global fossil-fuel non-proliferation treaty coalition, which initially comprised 57 nations, has experienced a significant setback following Colombia's decision to exit the group. This coalition is dedicated to accelerating the transition away from fossil fuels through the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty Initiative. Despite Colombia's departure, the initiative remains committed to its core objective. The organization is now focusing on monitoring global progress in this area through a newly developed 'Coalition of the Willing Tracker,' created by We Don't Have Time. This tool aims to provide transparency and track the commitments and actions of participating nations, highlighting the initiative's resilience in the face of political shifts and challenges to its membership. 
