During the ongoing COP30 climate summit, a fierce dispute has erupted over fossil fuel policies, leading to a deadlock in negotiations. COP30 host Brazil has called for unity among nations as divisions persist, particularly between major fossil fuel producers and advocates for green energy. Despite the overwhelming support from more than 80 countries for a roadmap to phase out fossil fuels, significant resistance remains from others, including Russia, Saudi Arabia, and India. UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres and Brazilian President Lula have emphasized the need for urgency, as the final days of the summit approach without a comprehensive agreement. As negotiators face exhaustion and frustration, many are calling for a decisive shift away from fossil fuels to effectively tackle the climate crisis.