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COP27 Summit Agrees to Help Climate Victims. But It Does Nothing to Stop Fossil Fuels
20 Nov 2022 | Abstracted from CNN
"Negotiators from 200 countries agreed "to set up a 'loss and damage' fund meant to help vulnerable countries cope with climate disasters and agreed the globe needs to cut greenhouse gas emissions nearly in half by 2030.
"The US and other developed nations have long sought to avoid such provisions...
"The influence of the fossil fuel industry was found across the board..."
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