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COP31 tries a new argument to “sell” climate action: do it for the economy

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Briefings

A COP31 conference in 2026 presented a new argument urging governments to prioritize economic factors over climate action, framing the crisis as a priority issue. The message was repeated in corridors and on stage to capture attention amid a perceived decline in climate urgency.

Key points

• The COP31 conference in 2026 explicitly urged governments to prioritize economic factors over climate action.
• The message was repeated in corridors and on stage to capture attention amid a perceived decline in climate urgency.

Context

The COP31 conference in 2026 presented a new argument urging governments to prioritize economic factors over climate action, framing the crisis as a priority issue. This shift occurred as climate change was relegated to a lower priority list.

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Evidence is limited to a single sentence describing the conference message and its delivery method. No specific numbers, dates beyond the conference year, or named actors are provided.

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