As geopolitical tensions seize the spotlight, a staggering $300 billion annual promise from wealthy nations to aid poorer countries went largely unnoticed. This commitment, highlighted at the recent climate summit, continues a long history of lofty pledges with little tangible result.Historically, climate summits have been rife with grandstanding. Several decades have passed with countless declarations aiming to reduce carbon emissions and phase out coal. Yet, the reality remains grim: emissions continue to rise, and coal consumption is at an all-time high in 2024. The recent U.S. election signals a pivotal shift that could affect America's accountability for these pledges, casting doubt on the viability of such expensive commitments.Climate agendas touted by rich nations often overl
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