Expert Comment - Climate justice and credible targets..or will COP27 be remembered as a 'lame duck'?

Published on November 21, 2022

Commenting today, leading Oxford climate experts talk about the COP27 closing agreement, which creates a loss and damage fund, to support poorer nations struggling with the impacts of climate change, and restates the aims of limiting temperature rises to 1.5. 

 
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