Want To Donate To U.N.? Bill Calls for Climate-Change Option on Massachusetts Tax Returns

United Nations General Assembly hall in New York City. Photo by Patrick Gruban, courtesy of Wikipedia.
United Nations General Assembly hall in New York City. Photo by Patrick Gruban, courtesy of Wikipedia.
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Massachusetts tax returns ought to give residents a way to donate money to the United Nations to encourage third-world countries to fight climate change, environmental activists told state legislators.

The measure (Massachusetts Senate Bill 1602 and Massachusetts House Bill 2414) would establish a "Massachusetts Fund for Vulnerable Countries Most Affected by Climate Change … to further the mission of the United Nations Least Developed Countries Fund, … established by the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change to help under-developed nations adapt to climate change," according to the text of the bills.

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