The world agreed to give more aid for developing nations to adapt to climate change without delivering a plan to deal with the root cause.
The COP30 U.N. climate summit in Belém, Brazil, concluded on Saturday in a tense political compromise. Negotiators agreed to triple adaptation finance for vulnerable nations but backtracked on a binding roadmap to phase out fossil fuels, drawing condemnation from dozens of countries.
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