How the world's climate financing hinges on the U.S. election

"The elections are in the calculus" of global climate talks, said finance negotiator Michai Robertson of the Alliance of Small Island States, highlighting the significant influence of the U.S. elections on climate negotiations.

It's an unspoken understanding that U.S. election uncertainty is affecting how countries are positioning," Robertson said. Some wealthy countries are hesitant to pledge more money until they see U.S. election outcomes.

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