The U.S. has emitted a greater share of climate-warming greenhouse gases than any other country since 1850, yet its leadership often evades accountability in climate discussions.
As negotiators meet at COP29, they face the unsettling reality that any progress made could be undermined by the incoming administration's reversal of previous commitments.
World leaders at COP29 are discussing crucial climate financing, focusing on how wealthier nations can support poor countries in adapting to climate change impacts.
Despite the urgency of the climate crisis, the absence of top polluting countries' leaders from COP29 raises concerns about the effectiveness of the meetings.
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