Germany, Chile to launch club to help developing nations cut industry emissions

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Middle East & Africa, Americas, Asia-Pacific, Europe

Germany and Chile plan to launch a club of governments to help developing nations invest in decarbonising industries like steel and cement-making at the COP28 climate summit.The move, revealed in a document seen by Reuters, comes weeks after the European Union launched the trial phase of its...

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