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G7 nations to end carbon emissions from power sector by 2035

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The Group of Seven nations announced on Friday that they plan to largely cut greenhouse gas emissions from energy industry by 2035, meaning that these countries wouldn’t be able to burn coal for energy after the date.

Environment ministers of G7 nations gathering in Berlin last week declared after the meeting that they have established a goal of having a “highly decarbonized road sector by 2030,” implying that electric vehicles will dominate new car sales by the end of the decade.

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