Alert Report that Countries Are Not Prepared for Heating Above 1.5 °C
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Developing countries face annual adaptation costs of $305B by 2035, while even tripling international public funding would cover less than a third of estimated needs
The UN warns that funding needs for droughts, floods, heat waves and other climate extremes remain largely unanswered. Poorer countries face increasing losses and damage as global warming exceeds the ambitious 1.5°C target.
The adjustment is progressing far too slowly, warns UN experts. Even the required tripling of aid to poorer countries would be too little.
Money for climate adaptation of poorer countries should be increased tenfold. UN Secretary-General António Guterres criticises the lack of political will
The IFRC points out that climate change is causing intense heatwaves, severe storms and droughts, directly threatening human lives, livelihoods and health. The UN calls for international cooperation to address the dual crisis of climate and energy. The G20 adopts a statement on addressing the climate crisis despite opposition from the US. The United Nations: There is not much time left to address the climate crisis.
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