US EditionIt’s the biggest diplomatic event ever to be held in Australia. This city would be the perfect host
- Prime Minister Anthony Albanese confirmed that the Australian Labor Party will bid for South Australia to host a future International Climate Change Conference if re-elected.
- Albanese praised South Australia's capability to host major events, highlighting its renewable energy success.
- Opposition Leader Peter Dutton criticized the plan, calling it "madness" to host a COP during a cost-of-living crisis, suggesting it would overspend taxpayer dollars.
- South Australia aims for 100% renewable energy by 2027, making it a strong candidate for the COP.
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Sydney Morning Herald
If COP climate summit comes to Australia, this city would be the perfect host
As a centre with a story to tell in tackling the challenges of climate change, Adelaide is a prime contender to co-host the COP climate summit next year.
ThePatriotLight - Adelaide in Prime Position to Host COP31 as Australia Pushes for UN Climate Event
ThePatriotLight - The 2026 conference will be held in November 2026.Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has revealed the COP31 United Nations climate change conference will be in Adelaide if Australia’s joint bid with the Pacific succeeds.A decision on who will host the global climate conference in November 2026 is expected to be made in June this year, with Turkey the other country in the running.Cities Sydney, Perth, and Brisbane have all shown in…
Adelaide in Prime Position to Host COP31 as Australia Pushes for UN Climate Event
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has revealed the COP31 United Nations climate change conference will be in Adelaide if Australia’s joint bid with the Pacific succeeds. A decision on who will host the global climate conference in November 2026 is expected to be made in June this year, with Turkey the other country in the running. Cities Sydney, Perth, and Brisbane have all shown interest in holding COP31. However, only South Australia launched a …
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