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'Coal, cars, cash, trees': Boris Johnson sets out priorities for COP26

James Murray

11 August 2021 • 6 min read

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Boris Johnson has been urged to ramp up net zero efforts ahead of COP26 | Credit: Chatham House

New four word slogan captures government's ambitions for Glasgow Summit, as Tory backbench opposition to climate policies continues to swell

Boris Johnson has provided the clearest indication yet of the government's priorities for the crucial COP26 Climate Summit, urging countries to deliver bold action on "coal, cars, cash, trees". In a...

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