Eureka, CA, September 24, 2026 —

California Governor Gavin Newsom convened with climate and clean energy leaders at the United Nations. During the gathering, Newsom directed criticism towards former President Donald Trump, specifically targeting his administration’s policies promoting fossil fuels.

The event, held at the United Nations, brought together various stakeholders focused on addressing climate change and advancing clean energy initiatives. Governor Newsom used the platform to voice his opposition to what he described as a push for fossil fuel development. The summary provided does not specify the exact date of this gathering at the United Nations, nor does it name the specific climate and clean energy leaders who were present.

Newsom’s remarks focused on his disagreement with former President Trump’s approach to energy policy, which he characterized as favoring fossil fuels. The context of this criticism within the broader discussions on global climate action at the United Nations was not detailed in the provided summary. No specific details regarding former President Trump’s recent promotional activities for fossil fuels were included.

Further details regarding the specific points of criticism, any direct responses, or follow-up actions resulting from this meeting were not provided in the trend summary. The summary also did not include information about any specific climate or energy initiatives discussed by Governor Newsom or the leaders present.


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