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COP31: Climate disruption puts farmers and global food supplies under pressure

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Delegates at the COP31 climate conference in Turkey focused on emissions, while humanitarian agencies emphasized growing food insecurity linked to climate disruption. The return of El Niño exacerbated concerns about extreme weather affecting food production, prompting the FAO to urge prioritizing food systems in climate action strategies.

Key points

• Delegates at the COP31 climate conference in Turkey focused on emissions and climate targets.
• The return of El Niño added to concerns over extreme weather impacts on food production.

Context

The article reports on the COP31 climate conference held in Turkey, where discussions centered on emissions and climate targets. Humanitarian agencies concurrently highlighted growing food insecurity as a consequence of climate disruption, specifically noting the impact of El Niño.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a single paragraph describing the conference setting and FAO's call for food systems prioritization. Specific dates for El Niño return, exact FAO statistics, or regional food supply data are not provided.

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