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Australia hosting COP31 could transform climate action in the region, but will be expected to up its game, NGOs say

Published 15:01 on September 10, 2024  /  Last updated at 15:59 on September 10, 2024  / /  Asia Pacific, Australia, Climate Talks, International

A group of Australian NGOs has urged the Australian government to secure its bid in hosting the UN COP31 talks in 2026 in partnership with the Pacific, describing it as a “nation-building” activity that could provide a slew of national and regional benefits.
A group of Australian NGOs has urged the Australian government to secure its bid in hosting the UN COP31 talks in 2026 in partnership with the Pacific, describing it as a “nation-building” activity that could provide a slew of national and regional benefits.


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