Environment
UN urges faster climate action ahead of COP31 in Türkiye
Mohammed urged countries to phase out fossil fuels, triple renewable capacity and double energy efficiency by 2030, linking the shift to the 655 million people without electricity.
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The essentials of this story
- What happened
- The UN is urging faster climate action, stronger adaptation and easier access to climate finance ahead of COP31.
- Who is affected
- Pacific island states, developing countries, and governments negotiating climate commitments are the main groups affected.
- What changes
- The appeal calls for a quicker transition away from fossil fuels, expanded warning systems and a finance pathway that reaches countries more easily.
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Sources
- ‘Overshoot is not a reason to surrender’: UN calls for accelerated climate action ahead of COP31 summit — ONU News — notícias primary source
