At the second meeting of the Loss and Damage Fund's board, the Philippines was chosen to host the fund in Songdo, South Korea. This fund, created by the UN, aims to provide financial assistance for countries to recover from the impacts of global warming. The board is tackling crucial issues such as funding, disbursement, and responsibility for loss and damage from climate change. The World Bank approved a $1.5 billion loan to support India's green hydrogen initiatives, promoting the market for green hydrogen, electrolysers, and enhancing renewable energy penetration. Additionally, European carbon removal companies are looking to invest in carbon dioxide removal projects in India, focusing on methods like reforestation and enhanced weathering. On a different note, concerns were raised about a proposed coal mine project in the Mirzapur forest of Uttar Pradesh, endangering protected wildlife species. Lastly, US President Joe Biden introduced federal workplace standards for extreme heat, emphasizing the need to address heat-related risks and reduce injuries and deaths for millions of workers.