G7: a call to expand nuclear power for the climate
02/05/2024
At the G7 summit in Turin, a strategic agreement was reached to triple the world’s nuclear capacity by 2050 to combat global warming.
At the G7 summit in Turin, a strategic agreement was reached to triple the world’s nuclear capacity by 2050 to combat global warming.
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