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Papua New Guinea ‘not happy’ as Australia walks away from bid to host Cop31
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world1d ago

Papua New Guinea ‘not happy’ as Australia walks away from bid to host Cop31

  • Australia withdraws from its bid to co-host Cop31, ceding hosting rights to Turkey.
  • Papua New Guinea’s foreign minister said PNG is not happy about the decision.
  • Cop31 hosting would have united the Pacific with low-lying island nations, but concerns about climate justice persist.
  • Turkey will host next year’s UN climate summit; Australia will lead negotiations under a compromise.
  • PNG argues hosting duties could raise awareness of Pacific climate impacts.
  • PNG reiterates the need for accountability of major polluters.
  • Australia’s bid emphasized a 'Pacific Cop' collaboration with low-lying island nations.
  • Tuvalu warned Australia’s stance could undermine climate justice.
  • Belém talks preceded the Colombia–Brazil framework shaping Cop31 arrangements.
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How soil could be the secret weapon to meet climate targets
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science19h ago

How soil could be the secret weapon to meet climate targets

  • A new analysis links soil health to climate mitigation, suggesting soils could offset a sizable portion of emissions if properly managed.
  • The report estimates soils store more than 2,800 gigatonnes of carbon in the top metre, far exceeding earlier estimates.
  • Around 70 percent of nations exclude soil restoration from their 2035 climate plans, according to the report.
  • Experts emphasize soil is a living entity and a key to meeting emissions targets if given priority.
  • The study notes degraded soils release greenhouse gases, while healthy soils sequester carbon.
  • Current global emissions from fossil fuels in 2022 reached about 36.8 gigatons, framing the potential impact of soil-related mitigation.
  • The report stresses concerted action by policy makers, farmers, companies, and consumers to protect soil health.
  • The analysis highlights soil’s role in water cycle regulation and drought/flood resilience.
  • The piece calls for policy changes to elevate soil restoration in international climate action.
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