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Reports: Theresa May among 50 leaders set to attend Macron climate summit

06 December 2017 • 2 min read

Top politicians and green business heavyweights are expected to attend climate summit convened by French President

UK Prime Minister Theresa May is among a raft of international leaders set to attend the international climate change summit in Paris next week, according to reports. May is among around 50 world leaders...

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