More than 100,000 expected at COP31 in Antalya, eNCA reports
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More than 100,000 people are expected to attend COP31 in Antalya over the next two weeks, eNCA reports. Negotiators from nearly 200 countries are grappling with how to speed up the energy transition and provide financial support to help developing nations deal with worsening climate impacts, eNCA reports. The climate emergency continued to cause severe impacts this year, including heatwaves in Europe, wildfires in Indonesia, and floods in Nepal due to a glacier collapse, eNCA reports. Turkey is overseeing COP31, while Australia is leading the negotiations under an unusual arrangement that resolved a dispute over the conference's hosting, eNCA reports.
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eNCA states: More than 100,000 people are expected to attend COP31 in Antalya over the next two weeks.
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eNCA states: Negotiators from nearly 200 countries are grappling with how to speed up the energy transition and provide financial support to help developing nations deal with worsening climate impacts.
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4 sources: eNCA, Anadolu Agency, Dawn News, Meduza
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- eNCA · · COP31 opens as climate and geopolitical pressures mount (Original publication)
- Anadolu Agency · · COP31 climate summit opens in Türkiye amid calls for stronger action (Original publication)
- Dawn News · · UN chief urges leaders to ‘get serious’ as COP31 set to open (Original publication)
- Meduza · · В Турции открылась конференция ООН по изменению климата. Участники попытаются понять, как перейти к практической реализации Парижского соглашения (Original publication)
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eNCA states: The climate emergency continued to cause severe impacts this year, including heatwaves in Europe, wildfires in Indonesia, and floods in Nepal due to a glacier collapse.
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eNCA states: Turkey is overseeing COP31, while Australia is leading the negotiations under an unusual arrangement that resolved a dispute over the conference's hosting.
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5 sources: eNCA, Anadolu Agency, TRT World, Dawn News, NTV Kenya
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- eNCA · · COP31 opens as climate and geopolitical pressures mount (Original publication)
- Anadolu Agency · · COP31 climate summit opens in Türkiye amid calls for stronger action (Original publication)
- TRT World · · COP31 climate summit kicks off in Türkiye amid growing calls for more decisive action (Original publication)
- Dawn News · · UN chief urges leaders to ‘get serious’ as COP31 set to open (Original publication)
- NTV Kenya · · COP31 kicks off in Antalya amid delegates’ complaints over chaotic security checks (Original publication)
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eNCA
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Dawn News
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NTV Kenya
T2 · established media · company · international
Anadolu Agency
T2 · established media · state media · international
Meduza
T2 · established media · independent · international
TRT World
T2 · established media · public broadcaster · international
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