Chris Bowen faces COP31 in Antalya as critics say Australia must curb US$100bn fossil fuel exports
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Climate minister Chris Bowen opens COP31 in Antalya on Monday, chairing talks among nearly 200 countries two months after scientists confirmed global heating of at least 1.8C. Experts urge Australia to drop support for fossil fuel exports worth nearly US$100bn and back a global move away from coal, gas and oil. Turkey and Australia promote a 2035 goal for 35% of final energy from electricity; Australia is the second-largest thermal coal exporter, the largest steelmaking coal exporter, and supplies about one fifth of world LNG.
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