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COP31 Climate Summit Begins in Turkey

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The 31st Conference of the Parties (COP31) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) has begun in Antalya, Turkey. With 196 countries participating, the summit aims to discuss and implement further steps to combat climate change, particularly focusing on the Paris Climate Agreement and international climate finance. The conference, referred to as the 'implementation COP', seeks concrete measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Turkey and Australia are jointly presiding over the event, with Turkey proposing a voluntary pledge for 'electrification' to increase the global energy demand's share of electricity to 35% by 2035.

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    Cop31 will expose the conflicts and contradictions of the world’s foss...

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    Dinero, combustibles fósiles, emisiones y comercio, los frentes abiert...

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    Representatives from around the world will gather in Antalya, Turkey,...

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    Could #COP31 be the weirdest climate summit in years? World leaders...

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