Like the issue itself, the money given away seems to be difficult to pin down into real solutions
In the 2009 Copenhagen climate accord, 21 developed nations and the European Union agreed to provide $30 billion over three years to help poorer nations adapt to climate change and reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.
But nearly two years later, tracking these “fast start†pledges — and what specific programs the funds have been used for — has proved difficult, according to a new report from the World Resources Institute.
The WRI report concludes that “most developed countries are making tentative progress toward delivering†pledged funds. But the group urged more detailed reporting of how the funds were being spent.
The nonprofit environmental group warns that a continued lack of transparency from the developed nations will hurt the chances for a deeper global climate agreement.
Basically, this is a big ponzi scheme to transfer wealth from developed countries to 3rd world shitholes, er, developing countries, and get them to….do something, and, similar to the supposed data that proves anthropogenic global warming, the recipient countries do not want to show what they are doing with the money.
