UN climate conference being held in a country increasing its coal production
From The World: Latest Stories · 08:05
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Advocates hope this year's UN climate conference, COP31, will see a focus on ending coal, the most polluting fossil fuel. This, even while the conference is being held in Turkey, which is pushing to expand its own coal production. Emily Wither reports from a coal-producing region in southern Turkey where many residents want to see an end to the polluting pit mines and coal plants that dominate their lives.
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