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    Campaign demands zero fossil fuel lobbyists at COP31▼Campaign calls for zero fossil fuel lobbyists in COP31 delegations✉newsEnvironmentClimate9 min ago

    A campaign is calling for national delegations at the COP31 climate summit to exclude fossil fuel lobbyists entirely. The demand targets the practice of oil, gas and coal industry representatives attending UN climate talks as part of official country delegations, a frequent point of controversy at previous summits. Activists argue their presence undermines negotiations aimed at phasing out fossil fuels.

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    Pacific women set out demands ahead of COP31 climate talks▼What Pacific women want global climate advocates to hear before COP31✉newsEnvironmentClimate9 min ago

    Pacific women are voicing their priorities to global climate advocates ahead of the COP31 negotiations, arguing that those most affected by rising seas and extreme weather in the Pacific must shape the agenda. Writers on the Devpolicy Blog urge international campaigners to listen to Pacific women's perspectives on loss, damage and adaptation rather than speaking for them.

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    UN Climate Change unveils new ECCA strategy ahead of COP31▼Leveraging creativity: UN Climate Change unveils new ECCA strategy ahead of COP31✉newsEnvironmentClimate11 h ago

    UN Climate Change has introduced a new strategy for its Entertainment and Culture for Climate Action (ECCA) initiative ahead of the COP31 climate summit. The plan focuses on leveraging creativity from the entertainment and culture sectors to drive public engagement and climate action. Observers see it as an effort to broaden the reach of climate diplomacy beyond formal negotiations.

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    Türkiye's Zero Waste Movement enters ninth year ahead of COP31▼Türkiye’s Zero Waste Movement enters 9th year with COP31 in focus | Daily Sabah✉newsEnvironment12 h ago

    Türkiye's Zero Waste Movement, launched under First Lady Emine Erdogan's patronage, has entered its ninth year, with attention turning to COP31 as a platform to advance the initiative internationally. The movement has promoted recycling and waste reduction across Turkish schools, businesses and households since 2017, and backers hope upcoming climate talks will give its waste-management goals fresh global momentum.