Everything Left on the Table at COP26

The final day of COP26 climate talks involves 200 countries negotiating rules on carbon trading, emissions reporting, and climate pledges. A major issue is climate finance, where wealthy nations must support developing countries in reducing emissions and adapting to climate change. Achieving consensus among all countries is challenging, and the outcome remains uncertain. If no agreement is reached, further reporting will continue.

What are the 200 countries negotiating about on the last day of COP26?

• Nuclear disarmament

• Carbon trading and emissions reporting

• Global trade tariffs

• Space exploration

Why is climate finance a sticking point in the COP26 talks?

• All countries have already agreed on the terms

• There is no need for financial support

• Rich countries are hesitant to provide financial support

• Developing countries refuse to participate

What is the purpose of the financial support from rich countries to developing countries?

• To fund their military expenses

• To assist in reducing emissions and adapting to climate change

• To support their space programs

• To help them build more factories

What is the main challenge in reaching a deal at COP26?

• Lack of interest from participating countries

• Difficulty in getting 200 countries to agree on a common language

• Insufficient media coverage

• Too many deals already made

What is the uncertainty mentioned regarding the outcome of the COP26 talks?

• The location of the next COP meeting

• Whether a deal will be reached by the end of the day

• If the talks will be broadcasted live

• The number of countries attending