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Singapore minister: COP31 to focus on Paris Agreement implementation

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Singapore's Environment Minister Grace Fu stated that the upcoming COP31 climate talks in Antalya will focus on implementing existing agreements rather than setting new targets for greenhouse gas reduction. She indicated that despite geopolitical challenges, there is substantial work to be done within the framework of the Paris Agreement, particularly concerning climate adaptation and finance. AI

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Singapore minister: COP31 to focus on Paris Agreement implementation

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Reuters ·

    Singapore minister says Cop31 has ‘enough to work on’ without new targets

    Global climate talks starting on Monday are unlikely to yield new targets on curbing greenhouse gases, but negotiators have plenty to do to implement measures already agreed, according to Singapore’s environment minister. “I think that we are not expecting a major upgrade in miti…

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