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G7 Meets to Keep Climate Action on Track

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    MAY 2022
    Image copyright: Reuters
    story last updated DEC 2022

    The Spin

    Narrative A

    It's essential that the international community addresses the climate crisis as soon as possible. Science continues to affirm that if climate change isn't dealt with now, catastrophe could soon be on the horizon. This is a good time to start these discussions, as Russia's invasion of Ukraine has heightened the world's focus on gas and energy alternatives

    Al Jazeera

    Narrative B

    Renewables and fossil fuel reductions are important, but the world isn't ready yet. Nations are trying to pivot to green energy, but weather and COVID surged demand and fossil fuels must now make up for what renewables can't deliver. We are necessarily still reliant on non-renewable forms of energy, while renewable energy infrastructure is still being developed.

    Wall Street Journal

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