AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCOP31 in Antalya: Türkiye says 91 heads of state and government have confirmed for the Nov. 9–20 summit. Brazil’s Lula and Denmark’s Queen Mary are expected, and Türkiye is deploying 630 low-emission buses. Climate stakes: A new report warns that overshooting 1.5°C could cause lasting damage to the world’s icy regions. Nature under pressure: Shrinking Lake Tuz threatens wildlife and livelihoods, while mining near Şırnak’s historic Assyrian village has stripped vegetation and altered Mount Cudi’s slopes. Cities and energy: Reports link Istanbul’s flood risk to concrete-heavy development; resistance to a solar project in Kulp highlights tensions over land and clean-energy development.
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