Global Briefing: Denmark on track to meet 2030 climate goal

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Plus hydrogen storage boost for Sweden's HYBRIT green steel project, hundreds fired at US climate science body NOAA, and French insect protein start-up Ÿnsect files for insolvency

Denmark remains on target to slash its greenhouse gas emissions by 70 per cent against 1990 levels by the end of the decade, an advisory body appointed by the country's government concluded this week....

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