Green groups sue EU over 'alarmingly' inadequate 2030 climate targets

Stuart Stone
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Campaigners to argue bloc's 2030 targets are out of step with Paris Agreement and not derived from 'best available' climate science

Climate Action Network (CAN) Europe and the Global Legal Action Network (GLAN) have launched legal proceedings against the European Union, alleging it has failed to set sufficiently ambitious climate targets...

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