Amnesty Urges Fossil Fuel Phase-Out Ahead of COP31 Climate Talks
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New research data on the climate conference in Turkey show an expansion of renewable energies and a decline in oil consumption. One country in particular is noticed by its development.
Amnesty urges fossil fuel phase-out ahead of COP31 climate talks
Amnesty International urged world leaders Sunday to end government support for the fossil fuel industry and accelerate an equitable transition to renewable energy ahead of the UN climate conference (COP31) in Antalya, Türkiye. Responding to the UN Environment Programme’s (UNEP) warning that global warming is on course to exceed 1.5°C above preindustrial levels, Marta Schaaf, Amnesty’s program director for climate, economic and social justice, an…
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At COP31, held in Turkey, world leaders must stop supporting the fossil fuel sector and launch a gradual, rapid and equitable phase-out as required by science, human rights and international law; Amnesty International has said so today. “The world has no lack of climate warnings.
The entity believes that these leaders must break control of these fuels for the future of people.
Ahead of COP31, Amnesty International called on world leaders to end support for fossil fuels and launch a rapid, just, and funded energy transition. The organization also urged host country Turkey and negotiating chair Australia to fulfill their climate leadership responsibilities and protect civil space.
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