The countries most vulnerable to climate change are calling for an "emergency pact" to tackle rising temperatures.

This would see every country put forward a new climate plan every year between now and 2025. #COP26

Read: bbc.in/3llYF6y
The group wants all countries to agree on radical steps to avoid "climate catastrophe" at the upcoming #COP26.

Green campaigners are urging a postponement of the gathering, citing problems with vaccines for delegates.

@TheCVF says the event is critical and cannot wait.
@TheCVF member states insist the meeting must go ahead in person and are calling for support and "facilitated access" to ensure inclusive participation. Progress on climate change has stalled and #COP26 should move forward with what it terms a "climate emergency pact".
@TheCVF nations say that richer countries must fulfil their obligations to deliver $100bn in climate finance per year over the 2020-24 period. They want this money to be split 50-50 between cutting carbon and helping countries adapt to the threat posed by rising temperatures.

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