Developing Countries 'Missing Out' on COP31’s Climate Delivery Push, U
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In Antalya, Turkey, the UN Climate Change Conference began - with strong words and a promising proposal. However, the first conflict was hardly opened. By Benjamin Weber[more]]>
The COP31 Climate opened this Monday in Antalya. It is co-chaired by Turkey and Australia, which wanted to join the Pacific island nations, whose survival is threatened by rising waters. They intend to play a role in these two weeks of negotiations, in particular to demand financing for the energy transition for the poor countries. Interview with Sindra Sharma of the Pacific Islands Climate Action Network (PICAN)
Australia and Turkey are sharing the hosting roles for COP31 in Antalya, but it is this division that is one of the peculiarities of this year’s climate talks. Australia is leading the main thrust of the talks, while the Turkish government controls the agenda with voluntary initiatives. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will speak at the opening of the leaders’ segment, but is not expected to stay long. The day-to-day management of the …
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