As COP26 talks enter their second week, developing nations ask whether rich nations will pay.
Rich, developed nations have most contributed to climate change, but poorer, developing countries are often most affected by it.
It’s for this reason that rich nations twelve years ago pledged $100 billion to help developing nations fight climate change and also cope with its effects.
This climate financing was seen as a pivotal aspect of the global fight against climate change. But much of that money was never paid out.
As we enter the second week of the COP26 climate conference, one big question that looms over talks is whether rich nations will finally meet those obligations.
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The broken $100-billion promise of climate finance — and how to fix it