Bonn Climate Talks Close, Climate Finance Still a Stumbling Block
Developed countries don’t want to talk about climate finance. This reveals 'real fault lines in climate change negotiations,' experts say
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Developed countries don’t want to talk about climate finance. This reveals 'real fault lines in climate change negotiations,' experts say
The two-week mid-year UN climate talks held in Germany's Bonn ended on Thursday without finding a resolution to the dispute between developed and developing countries over finance. The developed nations emphasised the urgent need for mitigation measures, while the developing countries demanded adequate financial support to reduce emissions and adapt to the impacts of climate change.
Many of the crucial agenda items, such as the Global Stock Take, Global Goal on Adaptation and the hosting of the Santiago Network for Loss and Damage, among others, did not see much progress
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The two-week mid-year UN climate talks held in Germany's Bonn ended on Thursday without a resolution to the dispute between developed and developing countries over finance. The developed nations emphasised the urgent need for mitigation measures, while the developing countries demanded adequate financial support to reduce emissions and adapt to the impacts of climate change.