COP27 loss and damage fund welcomed but some fear it is an 'empty bucket'
Climate change diplomacy is a game of give and take — and it would appear that the environment and humanity will have to keep on giving
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Climate change diplomacy is a game of give and take — and it would appear that the environment and humanity will have to keep on giving
After a tense impasse, almost 200 countries struck a deal to set up a loss and damage fund to assist nations worst hit by climate change.
Instead of uniting the world in solidarity for a livable planet, the two-week COP 27 United Nations climate conference in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, has shown that the mechanism of international cooperation on climate change is at risk of backsliding.
This November, voters stood up and rejected a host of anti-democratic candidates all across America.
Fiona Harvey deciphers the state of progress on addressing the climate crisis at UN talks in Egypt