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عربية – DW
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Representatives from nearly 200 countries are meeting in Turkey for two weeks at the UN climate conference, COP31, amid challenges including the war on Iran and energy security, rising electricity demand driven by artificial intelligence, and a lack of US cooperation. The Turkish presidency aims to provide electricity to more than a third of the global economy by 2035, up from about one-fifth today, but the pledge does not require that electricity to come from low-carbon sources. Countries including islands threatened by rising sea levels are pushing for a roadmap to phase out fossil fuels, while oil- and gas-producing nations argue that fossil fuels can remain part of the energy mix if their emissions are reduced or captured. A UN report warned that the world is on course to exceed the 1.5°C threshold set by the Paris Agreement, while a glacier collapse in Nepal has killed more than 1,450 people this year.
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