The prospective contribution of vast sums of American taxpayer dollars to a de facto international “climate reparations” fund would have negligible impact on climate change and is unlikely to materialize beyond discussions, energy experts told the Daily Caller News Foundation.
Environmentalists and officials from underdeveloped countries have called for a so-called “climate losses and damages fund,” which would have countries that have historically emitted high levels of greenhouse gases, like the U.S., route huge sums of money through international institutions to compensate developing and poor countries for the perceived effects of climate change, according to Axios. Delegates heeded the calls of environmentalists at the last United Nations (UN) climate conference in 2022 and agreed in principle to establishing a “climate losses and damages fund,” but limited progress has been made toward realizing that pledge as this year’s conference, known as COP28, draws closer on the calendar, and experts say a finalized agreement on the program is unlikely to be reached at COP28.
Cold water on the Democrats !!!!!!