EU to push for emissions reduction package at COP31 in Turkey
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What happened
The European Union plans to use the COP31 climate summit in Turkey in November to push for a "mitigation package" aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions, according to an internal EU document. Ireland, which holds the EU's rotating presidency, drafted the document. The EU will also demand an extension of the "mitigation work programme" until 2040.
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Why it matters
The push seeks to turn existing climate pledges into real-world actions, responding to the UN confirmation that the world will miss the 1.5C warming target. The EU aims to strengthen partnerships to deliver practical progress on the transition away from fossil fuels and electrification.
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Who's involved
- TurkeyHost country of the COP31 climate summit.
- IrelandHolds the EU's rotating presidency and drafted the internal EU document.
- European CommissionIs driving the 'mitigation package' at COP31.
Who could feel it
Possible knock-on effectsThese are possibilities Brind reasoned out, not predictions, and not advice. Most are not stated in any report.
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Europe could see changes in energy demand and supply due to the push for electrification and transition away from fossil fuels.
How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Ireland's minister attends COP31 in Turkey, and Dóchas hosts a climate conference in Ireland.1 source
Ireland's EU presidency coincides with COP31 in Turkey, focusing on emissions reduction.1 source
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