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They have little deadlines for 5 years so they don’t have to wait a long time until it is finished.

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There will be loss and damage to the countries that experience the harsh weathers

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Name of conference where this agreement was made

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Name of conference where this agreement was made

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COP21

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Finance to help developing countries adapt to climate change and transition to clean energy was an important sticking point in the negotiations. This part of the deal has been moved into the non-legally binding “decision text” – a sop to the US, which knows it would not be able to get such a pledge of cash past the Republican-controlled Senate.

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recent data shows no sign of a major fall in the global emissions driving the warming.

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There will be loss and damage to countries that experience these harsh weathers

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194 countries in agreement

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Each government part of the agreement takes stock every five years.

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Every 5 years it is held

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Developed nations will help finance projects in developing (poorer) countries

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They will help less developed countries to get clean energy and improve their lifestyle

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They want to be done by 2100

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CO2 - carbon dioxide

CH4 - methane gas
H2O - water vapour

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Different countries ha e different end goals as well as years

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If the global temperature rises above 1.5C it’s gonna have bad consequences.

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The deal includes loss and damage, a mechanism for addressing the financial losses vulnerable countries face from climate impacts such as extreme weather

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Goal is to keep the temperature below 2°C