Madeleine Diouf Sarr, who chairs the Least Developed Countries group, told The Associated Press that the November conference — known as COP27 — should “capture the voice and needs of the most climate-vulnerable nations and deliver climate justice.”
Sarr said the group would like to see “an agreement to establish a dedicated financial facility” that pays nations that are already facing the effects of climate change at the summit. The LDC group, comprised of 46 nations that make up just a small fraction of global emissions, negotiates as a bloc at the U.N. summit to champion the interests of developing countries. Issues such as who pays for poorer nations to transition to cleaner energy, making sure no communities get left behind in an energy transition and boosting how well vulnerable people can adapt to climate change have long been on the bloc’s agenda.
When you said 'poor nations' are you talking about Florida? 😬
It’s called giving them access to fossil fuels so they can get themselves out of poverty.
Money grab
As Pete Buttigieg might say: let them buy Tesla’s?
Yasssss👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Poll: Did the rich pollute the Earth?
Trying to get that climate money
Handouts. They want handouts.