Unpacking climate finance—Fresh Energy at COP27 in Egypt
Decarbonize: The Clean Energy Podcast
Climate Change
Jay Parini: I think we often forget just how significant private sector investment is in some of these wide reaching globally impactful issues that our society is facing. And the people experiencing the brunt of climate change fueled extreme weather events like you referenced Pakistan they know this better than any of the rest of us. But at the same time,I think we often expect those poorer countries to somehow manage to mount a massive financial response to climate change that for various reasons they're simply not capable of. He says last year's cop ended with an historic commitment by richer nations to provide low and middle, middle income countries with $40 billion annually in adaptation finance beginning in 2025. That's just over half of
