Nations at UN climate talks agree on $300B a year for poor countries in a compromise deal
- Wealthy countries agreed to spend $300 billion annually to help poorer nations address climate change impacts at UN climate talks in Azerbaijan.
- This funding is intended to aid developing countries in transitioning to cleaner energy and adapting to global warming.
- Leaders from some poorer countries expressed that the $300 billion is insufficient compared to their requested $1.3 trillion.
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