COP29 stress tests a decades-old justice principle with global climate unity at stake

Published on October 23, 2024

The term “common but differentiated responsibilities” will both underlie and haunt talks for climate financing for developing nations, and squabbles over who should do what to cut emissions faster. Misgivings have risen over past years.

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