UN climate chief urges faster action at COP31 as rising temperatures wars and AI pressures threaten global climate goals.
COP31 summit leaders urge world to "move faster" on climate
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COP31 leaders urged faster action on climate change as global warming exceeds 1.5C, with extreme weather events worsening.
- COP31 leaders emphasized the need for accelerated climate action amid rising temperatures and disasters.
- A UN report states the world is on track to exceed 1.5C of warming, threatening lives and economies.
- Turkey's COP31 aims to electrify over a third of the global economy by 2035 to reduce emissions.
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