As the U.N. climate conference drew to a close, the European Union proposed a potential solution to the ongoing issue of a loss and damage fund, in which some countries would compensate nations most damaged by climate change. Catholic sisters were among thousands of activists pushing for world leaders to commit to reducing emissions and finance loss and damages resulting from climate change to the Global South.
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<p style="margin-bottom:13px">Catholic sisters are among thousands of activists raising concerns about the slow progress of COP27 United Nations climate talks, saying that negotiations on the financial aspect specifically a loss and damage fund risks the likelihood nations will deliver and build upon climate commitments made in <a href="https://www.ncronline.org/feature-series/cop26-glasgow/stories">Glasgow…; last year.</p>
<p>When Cardinal Pietro Parolin addressed world leaders in the first days of COP27, the United Nations climate change summit held in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, he did so on equal footing with the heads of state assembled before him.</p>