"The tundra is really burning, but let's not forget that the forests are also on fire...in California, the forests are burning in Turkey and in other countries around the world. These are the consequences of climate change that we are facing", Peskov told reporters.
The spokesman added that the Kremlin disagrees with Biden's claim that Russia does nothing for the climate.
"Russia's climatic actions are not intended to be timed to coincide with any event. We, of course, are not downplaying the significance of the event in Glasgow, but Russia's actions are consistent...and very serious, thoughtful in terms of the climate", Peskov said.
U.S. President Joe Biden speaks during a press conference at the UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) in Glasgow, Scotland, Britain, November 2, 2021.
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The spokesman added that when Putin and the US leader meet again, the Russian president "will have a great opportunity to tell President Biden about what we are doing on climate".
Biden said during the United Nations Climate Conference that Russian President Vladimir Putin's "tundra is burning" and added that Moscow is not willing to deal with its "serious climate problems".