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As disasters mount, next UN climate summit faces a test of trust

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Briefings

Representatives from three consecutive UN climate summit presidencies met in Antalya, Turkey, just one month before COP31 opened to discuss restoring global trust in climate action. The gathering focused on how to address the growing consequences of a warming planet, with the core finding being the urgent need for a new framework to rebuild confidence among nations facing climate impacts.

Key points

• Three successive UN climate summit presidencies gathered in Antalya, Turkey, one month before COP31 to address how to restore trust in climate action.
• The summit focused on addressing the consequences of a warming planet, with the central finding being the urgent need for a new framework to rebuild confidence among nations.

Context

The UN climate summit COP31 is scheduled to open in Antalya, Turkey, shortly after the previous summit concluded. This gathering represents a critical moment where leaders from three consecutive presidencies must collaborate to address the growing consequences of a warming planet and restore global trust in climate action.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single meeting of three summit presidencies one month before COP31. No specific dates, locations, or outcomes for the summit itself are provided, and the article does not contain additional background context.

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