G7: Climate statement stalled, but US backs fossil fuel subsidy phase out
European ministers welcome 'common ground' with US counterparts on clean energy, innovation, and the phasing out of fossil fuel subsidies
A G7 meeting of energy ministers ended yesterday without the customary joint statement, after the US insisted it was not yet ready to confirm its position on climate change. The meeting did, however,...
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