Trevor Hancock: Why can't we use the 'F' words?
Last week, COP27 ended with agreement by all the countries in the world on the Sharm el-Sheikh Implementation Plan. The good news is that it includes, finally, an agreement to establish a "loss and damage" fund through which the high-income countries will provide funding and technical support to developing countries damaged by climate change.
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