3 key net zero takeaways from the G7 summit in Japan - World Economic Forum
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Climate and Nature
G7 summit: 3 key takeaways for net zero action, nature and the circular economy
The G7 summit in Japan was an opportunity to take practical action to combat the climate crisis Image: Copyright © Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan
Abdellah Hmamouche Strategic Communications Lead, World Economic Forum
Jay Hawkins Communications Lead, Climate and First Movers Coalition, World Economic Forum
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