Vulnerable countries are seeking $1.3 trillion annually for climate finance, emphasizing the urgency of support for recovery efforts and a transition to clean energy.
Activist Aishwarya Visvanathan called for solidarity among nations in the global south, urging them to unite against unfavorable climate agreements that could undermine their needs.
Kjell Kühne, portraying a dugong, highlighted the critical situation of endangered species affected by fossil fuel use, advocating for an end to such practices.
The negotiations around climate finance underscore the desperate need for financial support in achieving sustainable development and combating climate crises in vulnerable regions.
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