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After three intense weeks of negotiations, delegates from more than 80 countries signed a detailed framework aimed at limiting global temperature rise and accelerating funding for climate adaptation. The agreement — hailed by environmental groups as the most comprehensive in years — sets new emissions targets, establishes a transparency mechanism, and includes a multibillion-dollar fund for vulnerable nations.
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