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Leaders at Cop31 in Turkey warned that inadequate climate action means “the world we know is over,” with Pacific island nations facing existential threats from rising seas and warming temperatures.
A study finds FEMA’s disaster buyout program successfully relocates residents to safer areas and largely pays for itself, but benefits are not evenly distributed across demographic groups.
Brazil released a voluntary “deforestation roadmap” designed to coordinate international action on forest loss, building on previous climate pledges but making no new commitments.
A developing “super El Niño” is projected to peak in December and drive global temperatures to unprecedented levels next year, according to climate analysis from Carbon Brief.
Developing nations face uncertainty as wealthy countries delay announcing climate finance plans beyond this year, complicating efforts to attract investment for climate adaptation and low-carbon transitions.
UK Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband warned world leaders at the Cop31 climate summit that climate change poses a significant national security threat to all nations through food shortages, economic disruption, and conflict.
