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COP31 presidency ‘open’ to reflecting Santa Marta in UN climate process, ministers say

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By Chloe Farand Verified, Chloé Farand, Sebastián Rodríguez Verified
| Climate Home News Verified
Colombia and the Netherlands, which co-hosted the first conference the first conference on transitioning away from fossil fuels earlier this year, say they have held "constructive" discussions on bringing the meeting's outcomes to the COP31 climate summit.
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Warning against ‘consumer club’ as G7 forms critical minerals alliance

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By Chloe Farand Verified, Chloé Farand
| Climate Home News Verified
Wealthy nations in the G7 have agreed to work more closely together to secure the minerals they need for the energy transition, AI and defence, and to diversify supply chains away from China, calling for more cooperation with "like-minded partners".
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The scramble to stockpile critical minerals could drive up energy transition costs

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By Chloe Farand Verified, Chloé Farand
| Climate Home News Verified
As competition for minerals needed to produce clean energy technologies intensifies, a growing number of countries have resorted to an age-old mechanism to cope with the threat of scarcity: stockpiling. The world’s biggest economies are racing to shore up reserves of cobalt, lithium, graphite and rare earths, which are needed to produce batteries, electric vehicles, wind turbines and electric systems to wean the global economy off fossil fuels.
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