AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoCOP31: Talks in Antalya opened with calls to turn climate pledges into action and deliver promised finance. The summit’s focus on electrification is undercut by host Türkiye’s announcement of new oilfields that could boost regional production by 30%. Climate warning: The WMO says 2026 is on track to rank among the four hottest years on record; global temperatures from January to September were about 1.47°C above pre-industrial levels, with a strong El Niño adding to risks. Emissions: Global fossil-fuel emissions are projected to dip 0.4% this year, but researchers warn the decline may be temporary and partly driven by fuel-supply disruption. Climate justice: UN Women says more than 1.5 billion women and girls live in climate hotspots, while calling for more gender-responsive climate funding. Nature and cities: An Australian couple pledged over $120 million to conservation groups, including $10 million to help save a rare parrot with fewer than 180 left. UN-Habitat is also offering governments help to turn urban climate commitments into local plans and investable projects.
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