Last week, Denmark made a historic move for climate justice by pledging 100 million Danish crowns ($12.9 million) to developing nations damaged by the climate crisis. This makes it the first United Nations member state to offer “loss and damage” compensation.
Denmark joins Scotland and the Belgian region of Wallonia in pledging money for loss and damage—but the latter two are not …
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Source article: OptimistDaily.com
Original headline: Denmark pledges millions to nations disproportionately affected by climate change
