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European Parliament's Patriot's for Europe bloc secures key role in climate policy talks, China extends clean energy dominance, and US caterers embrace plant-based menus

A group of MEPs from far right parties across Europe have this week secured a key role in the talks on the EU's next round of emissions targets, potentially dealing a significant blow to plans from the...

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