The Road to COP31: What Needs to Happen Before Leaders Meet in Türkiye
Humans have walked on the moon. Smartphones connect us across continents in seconds. Yet millions of people still live without electricity . Living without electricity means children can't study after sunset, health clinics lose power during critical care, medicines can't always be kept cold and safe, and small businesses struggle to grow. When the lights come on, everything changes. How quickly…
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