The UK faces criticism for potentially cutting climate financing for poorer countries, which could harm its global influence and food security. Proposed cuts from £11.6 billion to £9 billion over five years would represent a 40% reduction in spending power. Experts warn that such cuts could damage trust in the UK’s climate commitments and exacerbate food insecurity, as the country relies heavily on imports from nations affected by climate change. A recent report highlights the national security risks associated with biodiversity loss and ecosystem collapse, emphasizing the need for major intervention to maintain food supply and prevent conflict. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)