"Strange" climate summit starts on Monday: what can we expect and what will it be about?

The 31st UN Climate Conference in Antalya, Turkey, will address climate crisis solutions from November 9 to 20, with around 200 countries participating. Key discussions will focus on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and supporting developing nations. The conference is termed the 'implementation COP', emphasizing the execution of previous commitments rather than new promises. Turkey hosts the event, but Australia leads negotiations, raising questions about their collaboration. A significant topic may be electrification, aiming for 35% electricity in the energy mix by 2035. The U.S. delegation's role post-Trump remains uncertain, especially after recent climate-related disasters. The conference will also highlight issues like waste reduction, ocean health, and food security.