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The UN climate conference COP31 has opened in Antalya, Turkey, with representatives from nearly 200 countries taking part. Its talks will continue for two weeks amid the fallout from the war on Iran, turmoil in energy markets and rising electricity demand driven by the spread of artificial intelligence. The United States is also continuing to step back from climate cooperation for a second year. Turkey aims to increase the share of the global economy powered by electricity to more than one-third by 2035, from about one-fifth today. But the proposed pledge has faced criticism because it does not require the additional electricity to come from low-carbon sources. Disagreement also centers on the future of fossil fuels: some countries are pushing for a roadmap to phase them out, while producer countries insist they must remain in use during the transition to clean energy. Meanwhile, a UN report warns that the world is on track to exceed the 1.5°C threshold set out in the Paris Agreement.
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