G7: What was (and wasn’t) agreed by world leaders to combat the climate crisis

Eu Project Forum Staff 13 June 2021

From “green Marshall Plans” and net-zero energy sectors to a lack of clarity on green spending and transport decarbonisation, EURACTIV’s media partner edie.net rounds up what was and wasn’t agreed at the G7 Summit.

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