Developing countries risk destabilising Paris climate talks, says OECD head

Angel Gurria takes a swipe at India for accusing OECD of dubious accounting methods over climate aid flow to poor countries

Some developing countries risk destabilising the UN climate negotiations in Paris by trying to rerun old battles over climate aid that have already been resolved, the head of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation has said.

Angel Gurria, the OECD's secretary general robustly defended the organisation's assessment of global climate finance and said that developing countries should accept that most funding due to them under international agreements was already flowing.