EU finance ministers confirm €7.2bn climate financing

Will Nichols
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But green campaigners warn development aid has simply been repackaged as climate aid

EU finance ministers yesterday pledged €7.2bn in short-term funding to help developing countries tackle the effects of climate change, but were quickly accused by green campaigners of "re-labelling" development...

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