UK and US co-host private sector climate finance talks

Cecilia Keating
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UK and US co-host private sector climate finance talks

Grant Shapps and John Kerry to host talks with financiers, ahead of Windsor meeting between US President and King Charles III to discuss global climate efforts

New UK-US talks on how to mobilise increased levels of climate finance kicked off in Windsor today to mark the first day of President Joe Biden's high-profile trip to the UK. US Climate Envoy John Kerry...

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