Biden's choice of John Kerry boosted the U.S.'s presence in climate diplomacy globally, emphasizing emissions commitments under the Paris Agreement and pushing for renewable energy growth.
Kerry's persistence led to bilateral agreements with China and securing historic language on transitioning away from fossil fuels, highlighting the challenges despite rising global emissions.
Challenges like geopolitical conflicts pose obstacles in reaching climate goals, while slow multilateral bank reform hinders climate aid efforts in the developing world.
Kamala Harris, familiar with UN climate talks, is expected to play a significant role in the future of U.S. climate diplomacy.
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