Pacific leaders urge global commitment to fossil fuel transition ahead of Cop31
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Around 50 dignitaries, including 14 national heads such as Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, visited Tuvalu for climate talks co-hosted by Australia ahead of the Cop31 conference. During a three-hour meeting, Pacific island leaders emphasized that the 2023 UN summit agreement in Dubai to transition away from fossil fuels must remain non-negotiable despite recent pushback from oil-producing nations.
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