COP31: Himalayan Flash Floods Should Push All to Act ‘Faster and Fairer’ on Climate Change: UN Climate Chief
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COP31: Himalayan flash floods should push all to act ‘faster and fairer’ on climate change: UN climate chief
UN climate chief urges faster, fairer action on climate change after Himalayan floods, stressing adaptation finance, clean energy, and real-world delivery at COP31.
The countries most exposed to global warming denounce at the Antalua summit that, despite their minimal contribution to emissions, they must bear the costs of increasingly serious disasters and become indebted to finance reconstruction.
Nepal suffered two climate disasters just before COP31, which resulted in thousands of deaths and disappearances. For the first time, the loss and damage fund promised emergency aid, but it was slow to be paid and would cover only a small part of the reconstruction needs. Nepal's feeling of injustice is great, which accounts for only 0.1% of global greenhouse gas emissions but is one of the countries most vulnerable to climate disasters.
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