COP31 Launches in Turkey Amid Energy Chaos and Climate Crisis
The climate summit opens under war‑driven energy disruptions and a year of extreme weather, raising concerns for citizens about national energy sovereignty and everyday costs.
COP31 has opened in Turkiye, with talks beginning on Monday, even as war‑driven energy disruptions force a renewed reliance on fossil fuels.
World leaders, delegates and climate activists gathered to discuss curbing climate change, while activists demand urgent action after a year described as disastrous for extreme weather.
The past year has seen rising temperatures and deadly heat waves across Europe and beyond, underscoring the real impact on ordinary people.
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PBS News
COP31 climate summit begins after disastrous year of extreme weather
orld leaders, delegates and climate activists on Monday kicked off talks in Turkey on curbing climate change, which in the last year has led to rising temperatures and deadly heat waves in Europe and beyond.
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COP31 opens amid energy crisis as activists demand climate action
COP31 has opened in Turkiye amid war-driven energy disruptions and a renewed reliance on fossil fuels.
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Facts this version was allowed to use
- COP31 has opened in Turkiye.
- COP31 is being held in Turkey.
- COP31 talks began on Monday.
- COP31 opened amid war-driven energy disruptions and a renewed reliance on fossil fuels.
- World leaders, delegates and climate activists opened talks on curbing climate change.
- Climate activists are demanding climate action.
- COP31 follows what one outlet described as a disastrous year of extreme weather.
- In the last year, climate change has led to rising temperatures and deadly heat waves in Europe and beyond, according to PBS News.
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