Leaders of Australia and Ethiopia both highlighted the importance of supporting developing nations with the challenge of adapting to climate change. Australia is leading negotiations at a time of fears that the world is not moving quickly enough, as Turkey is hosting the event.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said that wealthier countries must support pacific island nations which are already heavily impacted by climate change. “We must share the opportunities that climate action creates with the people who need the most to adapt and thrive, the most vulnerable countries need capital. We must ensure that they get it,” added Albanese.

When it comes to climate change, many of the world’s island nations have banded together to be heard better. Their voices play the role of a conscience to a warming world, pleading to stop carbon pollution before it’s too late.

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    22 hours ago

    Take one look at these business suit chucklefucks, and know with certainty that they will never be the ones to save us from this.

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      I don’t know, if we ask nicely I’m sure the french might have some persuasive arguments to share.

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    20 hours ago

    That’s because “world leaders don’t give a fuck about future events.

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    While Albanese’s government and state Labor keep rubber stamping new coal mines and mine expansions.

    Australia is leading nothing.

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    wont matter until the exhaust ports on their doomsday bunkers get flooded over