A historic U.N. climate agreement has sparked fury, as almost 200 countries approved a deal that entirely omits the words 'fossil fuel,' prompting outrage from climate scientists, negotiators, and vulnerable nations who accuse world leaders of betrayal.
The climate summit in Belém, Brazil, culminated in a deal hailed by its architects as a breakthrough on financial support for climate adaptation, but slammed by critics for excluding any explicit plan to tackle fossil fuel use.
