EU doubles down on renewable energy targets, accelerating transition from fossil fuels.
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The European Union has reached a compromise on nuclear energy, with France pushing for it to be recognized as a low-carbon source of energy. The agreement includes a classification system for sustainable investments that will allow nuclear energy to be considered alongside renewable energy sources. However, some member states remain opposed to nuclear energy and the compromise has been criticized by environmental groups.
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