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COP31 host says AI's climate footprint to be a summit priority

Turkey will unveil a voluntary pledge with the United Nations agency and a day for technology and AI as it seeks cleaner data-center power.

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The annual UN climate conference is taking place in Antalya, where the hosts are asking countries to support initiatives to tackle emissions from waste, climate-proofing cities and boosting electrification. On Monday, COP31 President and Turkish Climate Minister Murat Kurum announced that the summit would also address "growing fears over the rise of AI" and its carbon footprint. "COP31 will meet this moment," Kurum said in a statement in New Yor…

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Turkey launches AI initiative ahead of COP31 climate summit

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Turkey, the host country of COP31, announced on Monday that promoting “climate-responsible artificial intelligence (AI) and pushing tech companies to power their data centers with clean energy” will be priorities during the summit it will host next month. The annual UN climate conference is taking place in Antalya, where organizers are calling on states to support initiatives to tackle emissions from waste, make cities climate-proof and boost el…

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Turkey, host country of COP31, said on Monday (21) that seeking an "artificially responsible climate intelligence" will be one of the priorities during the United Nations climate summit, which will take place between 9 and 20 November. Read more (09/21/2026

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Folha de S.Paulo broke the news in São Paulo, Brazil on Monday, September 21, 2026.
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