COP31: Climate disruption puts farmers and global food supplies under pressure
Summary
At the COP31 climate conference in Turkey, delegates are discussing emissions and climate targets as humanitarian agencies warn that climate disruption is worsening food insecurity. The Food and Agriculture Organization is calling for food systems to play a central role in climate action, amid concerns that El Niño could add to extreme weather and disrupt food production.Key Facts
- COP31 delegates are gathering in Turkey.
- Conference discussions include emissions and climate targets.
- Humanitarian agencies are highlighting growing food insecurity as a consequence of climate disruption.
- The return of El Niño is adding to concerns about extreme weather and food production.
- The Food and Agriculture Organization is urging climate efforts to put food systems at their heart.
- The report was issued on November 12, 2026.
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