EU Exits Controversial Energy Treaty Over Climate Concerns
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The European Union has unanimously agreed to exit the 1998 Energy Charter Treaty due to concerns that it protects fossil fuel investments and hinders climate change efforts. The decision follows individual exit plans from several member states and aligns with the EU's climate goals and the Paris Agreement. The EU will first approve reforms to the treaty before its withdrawal, which is expected to be finalized by the end of 2024.
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