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United States Pledges $1 Billion to Support Climate-Vulnerable Nations
President Joe Biden announced that the U.S. would resume its contributions to the UN’s flagship climate fund following a six-year hiatus with a new allocation of $1 billion to support climate-vulnerable developing countries. Despite contributing the least to the climate emergency, developing countries are among the most vulnerable to the adverse impacts of climate change. As warming intensifies, developing countries are disproportionately bearing the burden of climate disruption and have fewer resources to recover from rapidly intensifying climate-induced disasters such as heat waves, floods, and droughts. “As large economies and large emitters, we must step up and support [developing] economies. So today, I’m pleased to announce the United States is going to provide $1 billion to the Green Climate Fund, a fund that is critical in ways to help developing nations that they can’t do now,” stated President Biden. Read the full story on The Planetary Press: https://www.theplanetarypress.com/2023/04/united-states-pledges-1-billion-to-support-climate-vulnerable-nations/
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We welcome this from the global south, we really need the support.
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This is welcome news to countries on the front lines of climate change. Scientists warn that, without urgent action, rising global temperatures and sea levels could result in more frequent and severe weather events, like floods, droughts, heatwaves, and extreme storms, impacting communities and disrupting economies. The pledge from the United States will be crucial in helping nations tackle these challenges and put them on a more secure and sustainable trajectory.
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Thanks to the US government for their support in climate ✊
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This is a step in the right direction towards building a more sustainable and just future for all.
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With resources at hand a lot of factors can help mitigate the effects of negative climate change
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The onus is now on the recipient countries to put the funds to good use.
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We need to see it in action now.
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This will be of immense value to developing countries especially in Africa whose contribution to the climate crisis is very little but are unfortunately clobbered with the most grievous climate catastrophes
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@peter_kamau True
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Considering climate is all we need and climate it people comfortability.
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Climate finance is all we need
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Amaizing news to hear from United States of America
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This is long overdue but the support is very welcome.
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@waigwa_monica all forms of support is welcome especially finances.
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Climate funding is vital, this is highly welcomed.
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@joseph_githinji very welcome