COP24: As Trump administration prepares to promote coal, business giants step up calls for bolder climate action

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Business groups launch series of new initiatives to help mainstream clean technologies and sustainable practices

The two sides of the global business community will face off in Katowice today, as the Trump administration launches its latest attempt to promote the global coal industry at the same time as leading business...

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