Biden will spend only a few hours at COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh, three days after US midterm elections that have raised questions about what the result could mean for US climate policy.
Global warming"is an urgent crisis", Biden said as he met Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi on the sidelines of COP27, where he said he would address human rights in the country with his host. Calling out the United States as"the historic polluter", Mohamed Adow, founder of the think tank Power Shift Africa, said Washington has been an obstacle to the establishment of a"loss and damage" fund.
White House National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said Biden will"underscore the need to go further, faster, to help the most vulnerable communities build their resilience" and push major economies to"dramatically" cut emissions. It also aims to step up efforts to cut methane emissions -- a major contributor to global warming -- with a"Super-Emitter Response Programme" that would require companies to act on leaks reported by"credible" third parties.
POTUS Stop the damn lies,there is no climate know that in very well in you in evil power hungry selfish propagandists.
Truth is there is absolutely no crisis, this is all lies aimed at pushing their so terrorist WEF NWO AGENDA.Stop polluting our minds with these lies, y'all lack the credibility y'all claim to nothing more than lie peddlers and propaganda mouthpieces.
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