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Australia says COP31 co-presidency will work on a cover decision

Australia and Türkiye have agreed to take forward a “presidency-led decision for COP31” after consulting with different countries and groups, Australia’s climate change and energy minister said on Wednesday at the pre-COP meeting in… ... <a class="cz_readmore" href="https://stage.greentv.com/australia-says-cop31-co-presidency-will-work-on-a-cover-decision/"><i class="fa fa-angle-right" aria-hidden="true"></i><span>Read More</span></a>

Australia says COP31 co-presidency will work on a cover decision
Australia says COP31 co-presidency will work on a cover decision

🌍✨ Australia says COP31 co-presidency will work on a cover decision

Why we’re watching: Australia and Türkiye have agreed to take forward a “presidency-led decision for COP31” after consulting with different countries and groups, Australia’s climate change and energy minister said on Wednesday at the pre-COP meeting in Fiji.

The announcement that November’s climate conference will produce what is known among negotiators as a “cover decision” lays to rest the annual speculation over how the main outcomes of the UN climate conference will be presented this year. 💚

Unlike other formal decision texts at COP, cover decisions are not negotiated word by word between governments.

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  • 📌 Key signal: Australia and Türkiye have agreed to take forward a “presidency-led decision for COP31” after consulting with different countries and groups, Australia’s climate…
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