COP28 Opens With Early Adoption of Climate Disaster Fund and Fossil Fuel Debate
At COP28, delegates embraced the establishment of a much-needed fund to aid vulnerable nations in managing climate-related catastrophes
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At COP28, delegates embraced the establishment of a much-needed fund to aid vulnerable nations in managing climate-related catastrophes
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Seeing that go up has to do with the drought and ethanol prices, all that going up. not necessarily, at least according to what we've heard on this show, charles, because of iran. >> yeah. jenna: so what would be the -- i mean, what would be the real reason you're seeing for these prices going higher over the next several weeks? >> if i had a checklist, iran would be at the bottom. listen, the food for fuel debate is one that we should be having in this country. we only have it when these type of things happen, but it's one we should continuously have. again, we get back to politics. you know,...
50%:dependent on a massive -- on foreign oil, which has caused a massive transfer of american wealth toç countries that real don't like us that much and want to do us harm. too many of these oil-rich countries have and will continue to use our dependence of their oil against us. >> the u.s., of course, pays about $1 billion a day to import oil, essentially funneling money indirectly into the hands of terrorists, not to mention we fund both sides war on the ground in afghanistan. here to explain, today's specialist, tom rim. he was the first homeland security secretary, former pennsylvania go...