COP29 Climate Summit Faces Financial Challenges and Trump Concerns
As global climate talks begin in Baku, the focus is on securing funding for developing nations amid fears of U.S. policy shifts under Trump.
- The COP29 summit in Baku is centered on climate finance, with developing nations seeking up to $1.3 trillion annually to address climate impacts.
- Donald Trump's re-election casts uncertainty over U.S. climate commitments, with potential withdrawal from the Paris Agreement looming.
- Negotiators aim to resolve long-standing issues like carbon trading and adaptation finance, crucial for supporting vulnerable countries.
- Global leaders' attendance is sparse, with major emitters like the U.S., China, and India absent, raising concerns about the summit's impact.
- Amid political upheaval and ongoing conflicts, the urgency for actionable climate solutions and leadership remains critical.





























































































































































