US EditionFund to compensate developing nations for climate change is unfinished business at COP28
- A draft agreement for the climate talks is up for final approval, but dissatisfaction from wealthy and developing nations could block approval or require additional negotiations.
- Developing nations, hit hardest by extreme weather worsened by climate change, sought to create a loss and damage fund.
- A recent UN report estimates up to $387 billion per year is needed for developing countries to adapt to climate-driven changes.
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Fund to compensate developing nations for climate change is unfinished business at COP28: ‘It’s a matter of justice’
A fund to compensate developing nations for the impacts of climate change was the supposed big breakthrough at last year's United Nations-led climate talks in Egypt. But “loss and damage," as the fund is known, will be unfinished business at this year's talks starting Nov. 30 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. That's because fund details were only completed in a last-ditch negotiating session earlier this month. And there's plenty of unhappiness wi…
Fund to compensate developing nations for climate change is unfinished business at COP28: ‘It’s a matter of justice’
A fund to compensate developing nations for the impacts of climate change was the supposed big breakthrough at last year's United Nations-led climate talks in Egypt. But “loss and damage," as the fund is known, will be unfinished business at this year's talks starting Nov. 30 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. That's because fund details were only completed in a last-ditch negotiating session earlier this month. And there's plenty of unhappiness wi…
Fund to compensate developing nations for climate change is unfinished business at COP28: ‘It’s a matter of justice’
A fund to compensate developing nations for the impacts of climate change was the supposed big breakthrough at last year's United Nations-led climate talks in Egypt. But “loss and damage," as the fund is known, will be unfinished business at this year's talks starting Nov. 30 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. That's because fund details were only completed in a last-ditch negotiating session earlier this month. And there's plenty of unhappiness wi…
Fund to compensate developing nations for climate change is unfinished business at COP28: ‘It’s a matter of justice’
A fund to compensate developing nations for the impacts of climate change was the supposed big breakthrough at last year's United Nations-led climate talks in Egypt. But “loss and damage," as the fund is known, will be unfinished business at this year's talks starting Nov. 30 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. That's because fund details were only completed in a last-ditch negotiating session earlier this month. And there's plenty of unhappiness wi…
Fund to compensate developing nations for climate change is unfinished business at COP28: ‘It’s a matter of justice’
A fund to compensate developing nations for the impacts of climate change was the supposed big breakthrough at last year's United Nations-led climate talks in Egypt. But “loss and damage," as the fund is known, will be unfinished business at this year's talks starting Nov. 30 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. That's because fund details were only completed in a last-ditch negotiating session earlier this month. And there's plenty of unhappiness wi…
Fund to compensate developing nations for climate change is unfinished business at COP28: ‘It’s a matter of justice’
A fund to compensate developing nations for the impacts of climate change was the supposed big breakthrough at last year's United Nations-led climate talks in Egypt. But “loss and damage," as the fund is known, will be unfinished business at this year's talks starting Nov. 30 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. That's because fund details were only completed in a last-ditch negotiating session earlier this month. And there's plenty of unhappiness wi…
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