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Desperate for good news, COP31 aims for a win on ‘super pollutant’ methane

POLITICO
14 lis 2026, 09:46Business
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1 min read

Climate negotiators at COP31 are prioritizing a deal to cut 'super pollutant' methane emissions as a rare source of optimism.

The United Kingdom's Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, used his speech at the summit to directly address the cost-of-living crisis affecting people across all income levels.

He emphasized that climate action must be inclusive and workable for everyone, not just the wealthy.

Climate action must work for 'people on all incomes,'

Andy Burnham, U.K. Prime Minister

Meanwhile, the political landscape is heavily influenced by the looming shadow of the U.S. president, whose absence is felt as keenly as his presence.

Diplomats and campaigners are preoccupied with the potential impact of the Iran war and the prospect of life without the current U.S. leadership.

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