Laurence Tubiana: Britain needs a green Brexit to help protect Paris Agreement

Madeleine Cuff
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French diplomat issues rallying cry for Britain to pursue greenest possible EU exit, to preserve its influence on world stage

The UK must deliver a green Brexit and remain close to Brussels on climate issues afterwards to help protect the Paris Agreement, French climate diplomat Laurence Tubiana insisted at an event in London...

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