U.S. climate envoy John Kerry said on Tuesday that time was running out for the world to tackle climate change and he was not convinced it would get to a low carbon economy in time to avoid the worst impacts for some of the most vulnerable people.
What was most needed to tackle climate change and to deliver a low carbon economy Kerry said was "money, money, money".
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