UK commits £160m of climate finance for developing countries
BEIS announces fresh funding for developing countries to help tackle climate change, as UK backs global net zero emission initiative
The UK has today pledged £160m to help poor countries cut their greenhouse gas emissions and build resilience against the threat of climate change. The Department of Business, Energy and Industrial...
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