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Growing clamor about inequities of climate crisis

by Stephen Lee Myers and Nicholas Kulish

WARSAW — Following a devastating typhoon that killed thousands in the Philippines, a routine international climate change conference here turned into an emotional forum, with developing countries demanding compensation from the worst polluting countries for damage they say they are already suffering.

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