A critical analysis of the current situation and potential consequences The pressure for the IPCC's climate report extension has reached unprecedented levels. Oil-producing and developing countries are trying to avoid a prolongation that could lead to significant losses for their vulnerable populations. Some countries, such as Saudi Arabia and Russia, have requested an extension, but India and China have declared their willingness to do so.

This movement has also spread to the group of wealthier and powerful countries, consisting of members of the Alliance of Ambition, the poorest and most climate-risky countries, and the poorest and most vulnerable countries. The reason for these pressures is due to the obligation to present a report that is consistent with the Paris Agreement, which stipulates limiting temperature adjustments to around 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels. Additionally, wealthier and more powerful countries are seeking to limit access to the most recent and accurately evaluated climate science, based on political and economic interests.

This extension could lead to significant losses for vulnerable populations, as it may prevent the practice of the most recent and accurately evaluated climate science, which is essential for effective emergency climate management planning. The decision to extend the IPCC's climate report has sparked negative comments from many environmentalists and activists, who view this extension as an unjust interference in the most recent and accurately evaluated climate science. Some have called for halting the publication of the report, while others have declared that the extension is an unjust interference in global food security matters. However, even the wealthiest and most powerful countries have expressed their willingness to do so, based on political and economic interests.

This movement has had a significant impact on the climate debate, making it difficult to find agreements between wealthy and powerful countries and poor and climate-risk countries. In conclusion, the pressure for the extension of the IPCC's climate report is an indication of a growing tendency towards postponing deadlines and interests, which could lead to significant losses for vulnerable populations and interfere with the more recent and accurately evaluated scientific process on climate.