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COP31: Climate action must continue even if 'US is not here', Pacific leaders say
Publication: RNZ Pacific Headlines
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Source published: 12/11/2026, 03:34:31 UTC
Briefing created: 12/11/2026, 03:41:55 UTC
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Briefings
Pacific nations assert that climate action must proceed despite the US absence from COP31 in Turkey, noting this is the second consecutive year the Trump administration skipped the summit. The evidence indicates the US government has no official presence at the talks in Turkey, marking the second consecutive year the Trump administration has skipped the annual summit.
Key points
- Pacific leaders are asserting that climate action must continue even if the US is not present at COP31 in Turkey.
- The Trump administration has skipped the annual summit in Turkey for the second consecutive year.
Context
Pacific nations are responding to the US absence from COP31 in Turkey, emphasizing that climate action must proceed regardless of US participation. This marks the second consecutive year the Trump administration has skipped the annual summit.
Limitations
Evidence is limited to the statement that the US government has no official presence at the climate talks in Turkey. The specific impact of this absence on Pacific climate goals remains unverified.
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