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A rushed final text in Baku strains trust between nations, as inadequate climate finance commitments leave vulnerable countries calling for justice The hasty imposition of a deal at the UN climate conference, Cop29, in Azerbaijan, over the objections of poorer nations has fractured global trust and undermined recent progress. This was supposed to be the " finance Cop " when two dozen industrialised countries including the US, Europe and Canada promised to pay developing nations for the damage...
Some countries say deal should not have been done and is abysmally poor' compared with what is needed The climate finance deal agreed at Cop29 is a "travesty of justice" that should not have been adopted, some countries' negotiators have said. The climate conference came to a dramatic close early on Sunday morning when negotiators struck an agreement to triple the flow of climate finance to poorer countries. Continue reading...
Fraught debate revealed the divide between rich and poor as the UN conference sealed a climate finance deal.
Countries agree on how to create, trade and register credits to meet climate commitments It was once among the most promising ways to funnel climate finance to vulnerable communities and nature conservation. The trading of carbon credits , each equal to a tonne of CO 2 that has been reduced or removed from the atmosphere, was meant to target quick, cost-effective wins on climate and biodiversity. In 2022, demand soared as companies made environmental commitments using offsets, with the market surpassing...
DOGE might consider carbon mitigation as a means diagnosing cost excesses in the government and leveraging those for developing resilient win-win climate finance...
The deal was met with long applause, cheering, whistling and embraces but few are happy with it Marching in silence with their arms crossed high, activists from around the world protested the draft deal at the Cop29 venue last night. "Pay up or shut up!" the campaign group Demand Climate Justice said in a post on social media. Continue reading...
Deep divisions remain after high-stakes talks end with agreement to help developing world shift to low-carbon economy Rich and poor countries concluded a trillion-dollar deal on the climate crisis in the early hours of Sunday morning, after marathon talks and days of bitter recriminations ended in what campaigners said was a "betrayal". The developing world will receive at least $1.3tn ( 1tn) a year in funds to help them shift to a low-carbon economy and cope with the impacts of extreme...
Developed nations should pay $300 billion a year by 2035 to help poorer countries deal with climate change, according to a new draft deal from U.N. climate talks published early on Sunday, after an earlier target of $250 billion was rejected.
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