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Source: The Austin Chronicle

Texas Impact is on the ground in Antalya, Türkiye, at the United Nations climate negotiations known as COP31. Each day, Texas Impact staff and other U.S. faith delegates are reporting on the proceedings, and sharing conversations with global colleagues about the state of play and the urgency of the moment. Find more coverage at austinchronicle.com/COP31. In some ways, the United Nations climate negotiations are similar to the Olympics: Nations take turns hosting the event, and each year’s COP reflects the culture and themes of the host, with participating countries showcasing their achievements and distinctives through displays and activities. This year’s host country is Türkiye, and the country’s leaders have pulled out all the stops to infuse the event with Turkish culture. There are musicians playing traditional instruments, booths serving traditional foods, and artisans showcasing traditional crafts spread throughout the venue.

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