U.S. President Biden calls on Russia to address climate change

The global impact of climate change has become tangible lately due to the floods that ravaged Pakistan and the droughts that hit Europe and China. Climate hasn't been at the top of the agenda at the United Nations General Assembly taking place in New York City this week.

The world leaders have focused their remarks on Russia's war in Ukraine and soaring energy prices. U.S. President Joe Biden spoke on Wednesday with a harsh condemnation of the Russian invasion before briefly touching on climate change. He lauded his administration's new climate law as a gamechanger and then moved on.

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