China, the biggest polluter, refuses to fund the UN climate fund

On the other hand, Spain will put 20 million, despite the fact that our country has reduced its emissions to levels of the 80s.

The UN has announced a new fund that, in theory, should channel the reparations required by countries suffering “loss and damage” from “climate change”. This is one of the star agreements of the COP27 summit held recently in Egypt. However, it has not yet transpired what the budget of this vehicle will be, since the details of this will be defined next year, from a series of meetings that will begin to be held in March 2023.

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