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Alliance of Small Island States warns world leaders on climate action at UNGA

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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The Alliance of Small Island States presented warnings at the 81st United Nations General Assembly regarding the impacts of climate change. AOSIS called for world leaders to translate climate promises into action and provide accessible financing for vulnerable states. The group insisted that the internationally agreed 1.5°C global warming limit must be maintained.

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AOSIS highlighted that worsening climate conditions, including unprecedented sea level rise and extreme heat, can no longer be treated as routine business. The warnings emphasize the need for financial commitments to help Small Island Developing States cope with climate impacts.

Singapore participates in international events, delivering statements at UNGA and Asia Society, and representing Alliance of Small Island States leaders.

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