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COP31 President Kurum called for a joint fight against the climate crisis and said, 'Not tomorrow, but now! He gave the message: "It's time to take action for our future." In a real-time film showing people living on different continents being affected by the climate crisis, people called out 'We Need to Talk' in their own country's languages.
COP31 President Kurum: 'Not tomorrow, now! He called on the world to jointly fight against the climate crisis with the message "It's time to take action for our future." In the film, it was shown, accompanied by striking images, how people living in different continents and distant geographies were affected by the climate crisis. In the footage shot in real time, people called out 'We Need to Talk' in the languages of their own countries.
Meteorology and Balıkesir Governorship warned citizens against strong southwest winds and storms with speeds of up to 90 km in the Marmara Region, especially in Bandırma, between 12-14 November.
With the autumn rains, the occupancy rate of the Yuvacık Dam in Kocaeli reached 84 percent. This rate was recorded as the highest level recorded for the same period of the last 10 years.

Minister of Agriculture and Forestry İbrahim Yumaklı announced at COP31 that Türkiye launched the Integrated Fire Management Antalya Action Plan together with Brazil, South Korea and FAO. He emphasized that funding, knowledge sharing and local community support are needed to achieve the goal of stopping forest loss by 2030.

100 thousand registrations were made in two days for the COP31 climate conference. Minister of Environment, Urbanization and Climate Change Murat Kurum stated that the organization to be held in Antalya will be the most attended COP in history.
Strong southwest winds and storms are expected in Balıkesir's Bandırma district and the Marmara Region between 12-14 November. General Directorate of Meteorology and Balıkesir Governorship warned citizens to be cautious.

The COP31 climate summit will be held in Antalya under the joint chairmanship of Türkiye and Australia. Türkiye assumes the logistics and operational coordination, and Australia assumes the negotiation chairmanship. Environmental and political criticisms regarding expropriations, TOKİ constructions and mining tenders are included in the article.