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G7 Targets 2035 for Coal Phase-Out, Leaves Fossil Fuel Deadline Open
By Sunita Somvanshi
The wealthiest countries in the world will phase out coal by 2035, establishing a new benchmark in the fight against climate change.
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The intricacies of the world's energy transitions cannot be better understood with a firm timeline for the complete phaseout of fossil fuels.
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Japan, for example, manages its significant reliance on imported fuels and coal while advancing clean energy.
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As the G7 countries work to strengthen clean energy infrastructure, the case for nuclear fusion and renewable energy sources becomes stronger.
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Divergent energy policies among the G7 countries highlight how difficult it will be to take coordinated action on climate change.
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The continued gaps in global climate funding are highlighted by the lack of an agreement on a "loss and damage" fund.
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With the goal of addressing the urgent global water situation and incorporating water sustainability, the G7 Water Coalition is established.
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Vehicle emissions set to drop 50% by 2035 as G7 nations commit to electrifying their transportation sectors.
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