World governments agreed on Saturday to a compromise climate deal at the Cop30 conference in Brazil that would increase finance for poor countries coping with global warming but omits any mention of the fossil fuels responsible for it. In securing the accord, which was gavelled through by Cop’s president, André Corrêa do Lago, countries attempted to demonstrate global unity in addressing climate change impacts, even after the world’s biggest historical emitter, the US, declined to send an official delegation

Moment world secures compromise deal at Cop30 that sidesteps fossil fuels – video | Cop30
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