Climate Crisis Threatens National Security for All, Ed Miliband Tells Cop31
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'We must make the era of clean-energy electrification come of age,' says Ed Miliband
Climate crisis threatens national security for all, Ed Miliband tells Cop31
The foreign secretary argues that the world must now face the consequences of failing to cut emissions over the past three decades
British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband, speaking at COP31 in Antalya, stated that dependence on fossil fuels weakens national security and called for an accelerated transition to clean energy. Miliband announced a £200 million investment over four years through PIDG.
British Foreign Secretary Miliband stated at COP31 in Antalya that dependence on fossil fuels weakens national security. The minister called for an acceleration of the transition to clean energy and announced a £200 million investment over four years through PIDG (Public Investment Grants Agency).
British Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband states that the climate crisis now threatens the national security of every country in the world.
Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband's speech at the World Leaders' Summit on Forests at COP31
The Foreign Secretary delivered a speech at the 'World Leaders' Summit on Forests: The Contribution of Forests to Addressing Climate Change' event at COP31 in Antalya on 11 November 2026.
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