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Business and industry leaders urged to accelerate climate action and seize opportunities of net zero
COP26 President-Designate, Alok Sharma, will call on businesses around the world to take action to address climate change as the Business 7 Summit convenes later today
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10 May 2021
Almost 50% increase in number of major companies committing to net zero under the UN’s Race to Zero since UK took on G7 Presidency in January 2021
Government ministers welcome progress on climate action as UK convenes Business 7 Summit as part of its G7 Presidency, ahead of Leader-level discussions at G7 Summit in June
COP26 President-Designate to call on businesses to follow this example with 6 months to go before UK hosts crucial UN climate change talks in November
London: The UK and India agreed on urgent action to tackle climate change through new, shared commitments during today’s leader-level call.Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Prime Minister Narendra Modi signed off on a new shared roadmap during their v
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London: Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Prime Minister Narendra Modi signed off on a new shared roadmap during their virtual meeting that includes measures to help limit global temperature rises and support the communities most vulnerable to the impact of climate change.
They reaffirmed their personal commitment to work together for an ambitious outcome at the COP26 climate summit in November and sustained action beyond.
COP26 President-Designate Alok Sharma said:
The UK and India share a longstanding partnership and I am greatly encouraged by the steps we have taken today to bolster our joint efforts on tackling climate change.
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UK and India deepen work on climate change on road to successful COP26
UK and India agree joint roadmap including plans to combat climate change by 2030, as Prime Ministers meet virtually
It includes new collaboration on clean energy transition and protecting forests, and joint leadership to develop resilient infrastructure in climate vulnerable countries
The roadmap will support global efforts to limit global temperature rises and achieve an ambitious outcome at COP26
The UK and India agreed on urgent action to tackle climate change through new, shared commitments during today’s leader-level call.
Prime Minister Boris Johnson and Prime Minister Narendra Modi signed off on a new shared roadmap during their virtual meeting that includes measures to help limit global temperature rises and support the communities most vulnerable to the impact of climate change.