About 7,000 protest during COP31 in Antalya
Police estimated that about 7,000 people marched in Antalya during COP31, urging action on fossil fuels and greater help for poorer countries adapting to climate change.
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About 7,000 people protested in Antalya during the COP31 climate summit, calling for stronger action on fossil fuels and more support for poorer countries facing the effects of climate change, according to police estimates reported by ANP and AFP.
The march was organised by environmental groups, trade unions and human rights organisations. Protesters accused political leaders at the summit of doing too little for people most affected by pollution.
The summit is not expected to produce a major breakthrough. Countries remain divided over the shift from fossil fuels to clean energy and support for adaptation measures in the global south, the report said.
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