 "climate change")
On November 20, nations decided to establish a "loss and damage" fund to assist poor countries hit by a warming planet. It is one of the most significant progress governments have made since the UN climate talks began 30 years ago.
The idea of establishing the fund comes from an understanding that the poor countries are the most impacted by extreme weather events like floods, heat waves. Developed nations have contributed the most, (nearly 92 per cent) to greenhouse emissions blamed for the climate crisis and are therefore liable to help countries vulnerable to climate-induced changes, it is argued.
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