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Interactive: Tracking negotiating texts at the COP31 climate summit

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Briefings

Carbon Brief's interactive tracker monitors 102 substantive agenda items at COP31 in Antalya, Turkey, where Australia and Turkey jointly host negotiations. The tool decodes agenda items, tracks document status, and visualizes negotiation progress using a traffic-light system. Key facts include the presidency held by Turkey with Australia as joint president, the presence of 102 substantive items, and the use of red, orange, and yellow color-coding for negotiation status. The tracker counts outstanding brackets and options to measure disagreement levels.

Key points

• COP31 in Antalya, Turkey, features 102 substantive agenda items with Australia and Turkey jointly hosting negotiations.
• The tracker uses a traffic-light system to color-code negotiation status: red for unresolved items, orange for informal texts, and yellow for finalized legal agreements.

Context

COP31 in Antalya, Turkey, features 102 substantive agenda items with Australia and Turkey jointly hosting negotiations. The tracker uses a traffic-light system to color-code negotiation status: red for unresolved items, orange for informal texts, and yellow for finalized legal agreements.

Limitations

Coverage is limited to the 102 substantive agenda items tracked by Carbon Brief; the tracker does not include procedural matters like official election of COP officials. Data reflects the summit's status at the time of publication and relies on real-time updates from the tracker's iframe sources.

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