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World leaders begin UN climate talks amid concerns global warming action is too slow.
The UK is the only G7 country whose leader attends; Germany, France, Italy, Canada and Japan stay away.
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Key points
- World leaders converge at COP31 in Antalya to set climate priorities.
- Turkey proposes raising electricity’s share of energy to 35% by 2035.
- Current electricity share is just over 20%.
- UN warns world is on track to exceed 1.5°C warming limit.
- U.S. absent from talks for the second year in a row under Trump.
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“World leaders begin UN climate talks amid concerns action on global warming too slow”
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The UK is the only G7 country whose leader attends; Germany, France, Italy, Canada and Japan stay away.