By Victor Duda
David Wallace-Wiells, a observer who represents the New York Times section, asked the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation during an interview with a billionaire, which tracks how problems such as poverty and food safety are solving all over the world. According to the recent report of the Fund, there are no qualitative changes in this regard in many ways.
Although many other researchers are alarmed and think that the war in Ukraine will lead to nuclear conflict, Gates is more concerned that the war and the related economic difficulties are distracting the world from the problem of climate change. "But the worst thing is not that we are behind - it must be taken as a given.
The war in Ukraine continues to distract from the need to help poor countries and achieve improvements in issues such as adaptation to climate change and mitigation of its consequences," - said Gates. . In his view, economic difficulties, such as a global economic decline, rise in inflation and, as a consequence, interest rates also diminish the importance of climatic changes in the eyes of the public.
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