Global Climate Activists Demand Urgent Action from G7 Leaders.

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The leaders of seven countries, including The Netherlands and Chile, have urged the G7 to take the lead in phasing out fossil fuels and work towards a global deal to gradually quit oil, coal and gas. The countries hope that all nations will agree at this year's U.N. climate talks to phase out fossil fuel consumption causing climate change. The G7 should also support efforts to develop new global targets for renewable energy and energy efficiency.
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