energy
G7 Nations Plan to Abandon Coal by 2035
The G7's pledge to eliminate coal by 2035 is challenged by diverse national dependencies, global demand shifts, and the feasibility of adopting alternative energy sources.
The G7's pledge to eliminate coal by 2035 is challenged by diverse national dependencies, global demand shifts, and the feasibility of adopting alternative energy sources.
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