UK allocates over £1bn of climate aid

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Chris Huhne announces UK is on schedule to deliver £1.5bn funding by end of 2012 to help poor countries deal with climate change

The UK is on track to provide the £1.5bn of fast-start climate aid to developed countries that it committed to deliver by the end of 2012. Figures released by the Department of Energy and Climate Change...

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