Environment
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UN G7 Countries Agree to Stop Financing Coal-Powered Projects by 2021 End
The UN's 'Group of Seven' nations have agreed to postpone funding of unabated coal-fired power plants by the end of 2021, ahead of a global summit in June that is likely to place further pressure on the Morrison government's silence on climate change.
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