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EU opens the door to a loss and damage facility – if China pays

Thursday 17 Nov 22 10:30am

A Pakistani woman displaced by 2022 floods in Sindh, Pakistan (Pic: Abdul Majeed/European Union/Flickr)

The EU is open to creating a new funding stream to help victims of climate disaster recover – as long as China contributes.

On one of the most contentious issues at Cop27 in Sharm el-Sheikh, EU climate chief Frans Timmermans hinted at room for compromise.

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