On the eve of United Nations climate talks in Turkey, the world is facing the intensifying impacts of climate change on top of international conflicts that have rattled livelihoods and economies. Scientists warn global warming is accelerating, with deadly disasters rocking Europe and Nepal this year. But the world remains reliant on fossil fuels, despite the rise of cheaper and cleaner renewable energy. (AP Video by Emrah Gurel and Ayse Wieting. Produced by Kieran Stover)
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