COP31: From India to Africa, developing nations seek climate justice
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- ✓The COP31 climate summit started in Antalya on November 9, with developing nations demanding climate justice from wealthier countries.
- ✓India and others argued that current finance targets are inadequate.
- ✓Tina Stege said, "For Pacific Island countries, this is not an abstract discussion about temperature targets.
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The two-week annual United Nations climate summit, the Conference of the Parties (COP31), kicked off in Turkey's Antalya on November 9, with developing nations demanding greater accountability and climate justice from wealthier countries. As the world grapples with rising temperatures and increasingly severe climate-related disasters, India and other developing countries are seeking to highlight the disproportionate impact of the climate crisis on their economies and populations.
At previous COP meetings, India has made its position clear, arguing that the current climate finance target of $300 billion is inadequate and strongly opposing the inclusion of wealthier developing countries in the pool of nations expected to contribute to climate funding.
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