G20's Climate Action: Green Goals Boosted, Fossil Fuels Neglected
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The G20 has been criticized for being "missing in action" on the issue of fossil fuels, despite setting goals to boost green energy. Environmental campaigners argue that the G20's continued support for fossil fuels contradicts its commitment to combat climate change. Critics argue that the G20 needs to take stronger action to phase out fossil fuels and accelerate the transition to renewable energy sources.
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