Climate impacts are hitting people now, and help to adapt and pay for losses can’t wait.
By Asif Saleh | Executive Director, BRAC Bangladesh
It has been 100 days since COP26 in Glasgow and temperatures continue to peak, fires decimate crops, wildlife and forests, and flooding washes away lives and livelihoods.
COP26 was a vitally important global gathering in the fight against climate change, but shocking in its lack of attention to current climate change impacts around the world.
As we head towards COP27 in November, it’s time to plan a very different conference – one that pays attention to what is already happening.
Also Read: COP26: Building Climate Resilience Will Require a Focus on Those Furthest Behind (IPS News)
