Nepal Has demanded compensation from the World| Faye D'Souza

Nepal is facing a catastrophe. Hundreds of people are dead, thousands are still missing — and the country may now have to find as much as $5 billion just to rebuild. But Nepal says there is a fundamental injustice here: why should it have to pay this bill alone when it contributes less than 0.1% of global CO₂ emissions? Nepal is now seeking international climate finance through the Loss and Damage Fund, putting one of the most contentious questions in the global climate debate front and centre: when countries that pollute the least suffer some of the worst consequences, who should pay? In this video, we examine what caused the catastrophic Himalayan floods, the scale of the economic damage, why Nepal is particularly vulnerable, and what climate justice actually means. We also look at the uncomfortable question this raises for major emitters — including India — and whether the world's climate-finance system is actually capable of helping vulnerable countries when disaster strikes. #Nepal #NepalFloods #ClimateChange #ClimateJustice #Himalayas #GlobalWarming #India #Explained Join my channel to get access to perks:    / @fayedsouza   For more news and updates, download the Beatroot News App: https://www.beatrootnews.com/download Follow Faye D’Souza on Social Media Instagram:   / fayedsouza   Twitter:   / fayedsouza   Facebook:   / fayedsouzaofficial