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Climate compromise: Belém deal gavelled after impasse, dilution
Hindustan Times Navi Mumbai
|November 23, 2025
World governments reached a compromise climate deal on Saturday after nearly a week of talks that pitted developed against developing countries over who should bear the burden of climate action.
Rich nations resisted strong language on delivering climate finance while developing countries refused a fossil fuel phaseout roadmap without guaranteed support for transition.
This story is from the November 23, 2025 edition of Hindustan Times Navi Mumbai.
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