UK government "dangerously off track" to meeting 2030 climate targets, say climate campaigners

The UK is failing to meet its 2030 climate commitments, with a growing gap between promises and policies under Rishi Sunak's leadership. At COP 28, global collaboration is emphasized, but the UK is not doing its fair share. To get back on track, the UK must reverse recent policy decisions, phase out fossil fuels, and invest in renewable energy and insulation. Financial support, like the Loss and Damage Fund, is crucial for global climate efforts. Future UK leadership must take bold actions to exceed climate targets. The Global South, already facing climate impacts, feels let down by countries like the UK, which have historically contributed to climate change.

In what ways can the UK support countries struggling with climate change?

What criticisms are made regarding the UK's contributions to the Loss and Damage Fund?