UK green groups urge next Prime Minister to defend Paris Agreement

Michael Holder
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Environmental NGOs and businesses, such as WWF, National Trust and Good Energy, express concern about UK's response to US pulling out of global climate accord

A group of major UK green NGOs, charities and businesses have urged the next Prime Minister to staunchly defend the Paris Agreement and ensure the UK retains a global leadership role on climate action...

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