Americas > SB62: Commitments to $1.3 trillion in climate finance may not come to fruition, experts warn

SB62: Commitments to $1.3 trillion in climate finance may not come to fruition, experts warn

Published 18:59 on June 19, 2025 / Last updated at 18:59 on June 19, 2025 / / Americas, Asia Pacific, Climate Talks, EMEA, International

Governments, experts, and campaigners are struggling to see how countries will achieve the broader $1.3 trillion climate finance goal they agreed last November, as emotions continue to run high over proposed funding for climate-vulnerable countries at the Bonn intersessional climate talks.
Governments, experts, and campaigners are struggling to see how countries will achieve the broader $1.3 trillion climate finance goal they agreed last November, as emotions continue to run high over proposed funding for climate-vulnerable countries at the Bonn intersessional climate talks.


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