Tuvalu Faces Rising Seas: Will COP31 Leaders Act Before It’s Too Late? | Planet Pulse | N18G

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Pacific island nations are sounding the alarm as rising seas, dying coral reefs and extreme heat threaten their future. At the Pre-COP31 summit in Fiji, leaders called for urgent climate action, deeper emissions cuts and increased funding to help vulnerable communities survive the escalating crisis. With Tuvalu facing rising sea levels and coral ecosystems suffering devastating losses, the spotlight turns to COP31 in Türkiye. Can world leaders bridge the climate finance gap, accelerate the transition away from fossil fuels and keep the 1.5-degree warming target within reach? Gurrsheen Gahllen brings you more on Planet Pulse. --- Tuvalu Climate Crisis | Rising Sea Levels | COP31 | Climate Change | Pacific Island Nations | Tuvalu Sea Level Rise | Climate Emergency | COP31 Climate Summit | Global Warming | Pacific Ocean | Climate Action | Island Nation Survival | Climate Change Impacts | Coastal Flooding | Climate Adaptation | Climate Finance | Firstpost #tuvalu #cop31 #climatechange

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