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As formal talks at the United Nations climate conference, COP31, opened in Turkey on Wednesday, world leaders called for urgent and decisive action to tackle global warming, warning that its effects fall disproportionately on the most vulnerable countries and communities. China, the United States and India—which together account for more than half of global carbon dioxide emissions—were absent from the summit. The director general of the International Organization for Migration said climate change had displaced around 30 million people in 2025. She called for increased funding to help communities adapt and build resilience, while leaders warned of losses to coral reefs and livelihoods in Pacific countries.
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