RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - "One way to do this is to link the cost of credit for countries to their success in meeting climate targets under the Paris Agreement. In particular, countries that meet their commitments and show a positive environmental performance should pay lower interest rates, thus freeing up resources for more ambitious goals," said Uruguay's Economy Minister Azucena Arbeleche.
URUGUAY IS FIRM
The Minister has been firm at COP26, considering that Uruguay is among the countries that have complied the most in terms of C02 emission reductions and other pollutants such as methane, an issue that was . . .
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