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One month after catastrophic floods killed more than 1,400 people and left thousands missing, Nepal is stepping up its campaign for climate justice. Environment…
One month after catastrophic floods killed more than 1,400 people and left thousands missing, Nepal is stepping up its campaign for climate justice. Environment Minister Geeta Chaudhary tells DW the country is seeking $20 million from the UN-backed Loss and Damage Fund and will take its demands to upcoming global climate talks. She spoke to DW's senior correspondent Shalu Yadav in Kathmandu.
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I totally agree climate funds must be established for such loss and damage by countries which produce higher greenhouse gases , Also we all have to come collectively together to take climate change seriously.
@@ererheerlindicandaImported1mo ago
Since sympathy is rejected, I hope she is ready for the next round and better prepare for it. Also, she should go ask China to reduce carbon emissions and God to control the climate. Nature will take it course 🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️🤷🏽♂️
@@wzrd9sImported1mo ago
Its been getting warmer for the last 18,000 years. All the ice has melted. The Mastodons and Sabretooth Tigers are all gone. Who is responsible for this? As it continues to get warmer we must assign guilt to someone.
@@londoninAuschwitzcommunistsKucImported1mo ago
welcome to burma. we have auchwitz since 2017. the regime want us dead.
@@manhwa963Imported1mo ago
Germany: 14,000 deaths<br>France: 7,300 deaths<br>Spain: 4,458 deaths<br>United Kingdom: 2,877 deaths<br>Italy: 2,700 deaths<br>Belgium: 2,000 deaths<br>Netherlands: 1,323 deaths<br>Poland: 1,070 deaths<br>Total: 35,000 death ☠️ <br><br>At least 35,000 excess deaths have been recorded across Europe during the severe back-to-back heatwaves of the summer of 2026. The severe extreme heat and climate disasters are costing Europe between €113 billion and €180 billion in lost economic output and reduced investment in 2026 alone. <br><br>The European Environment Agency estimates that extreme weather has cost the EU over €822 billion since 1980, with a staggering 25% of that damage occurring in just the last four years. To stop this financial drain, experts estimate Europe requires an additional €300 billion per year in proactive resilience investments.<br><br>The question is will Nepal (0.01%), pays for the deaths in Europe. India and China, the 2 largest polluters in Asia who are your neighbours near your borders, their pollutions and heatwave are trapped near the location and inside their country. Why do your asked them first, rather them begging to take money from white people countries who are found on the opposite side of the continent, across the ocean.
@@vishaalbhatnagarImported1mo ago
Nepal is right, they should receive compensation and the best technical/geological advice, to prevent future disasters. Large countries like China and India must halt construction of mega dams, and minimise deforestation and coal mining. USA must adopt more green energy and reduce drilling new oil wells.
@@LensolomeImported1mo ago
We are actually still in an ice age. Climate changes happen.
@@Knucklehead123Imported1mo ago
China - Huge Country<br>Get out of Nepal - what is China's need there?
@@franznarfImported1mo ago
counterproductive arrogance
@@2underfoot2Imported1mo ago
So you’re saying that if climate change were not the underlying cause, you’d like the world to do nothing?
@@AndreasW-c7iImported1mo ago
"justice" has been served already. Don't build your towns where they obviously DO NOT BELONG!
@@snyde02Imported1mo ago
Start with the biggest emitters first:<br>China, USA, India & Russia
@@Vinod-yn2uqImported1mo ago
just changing names to please their people, but they are indirectly begging.
@@vladkaltenbrunner3303Imported1mo ago
After that nonsense speech, you're not getting either. Ever. Way to turn the people who can help you against you, dummy.
@@davidswanson5436Imported1mo ago
Dumb. Its the el Nino pattern. 1887 same tradgic out comes
@@henryatlas2001Imported1mo ago
how about they talk to china about see if they give anything
@@Ethrigan1312Imported1mo ago
Yeah... Good luck with that. Prepare for the next one 😅
@@hermanot0rresImported1mo ago
But you'll only get sympathy—and if you complain, not even that. 😆
One month after catastrophic floods killed more than 1,400 people and left thousands missing, Nepal is stepping up its campaign for climate justice. Environment Minister Geeta Chaudhary tells DW the country is seeking $20 million from the UN-backed Loss and Damage Fund and will take its demands to upcoming global climate talks. She spoke to DW's senior correspondent Shalu Yadav in Kathmandu.
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