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G7 leaders assemble for a group photo in Germany | Credit: White House, Twitter
Communique commits leaders to new forms of collaboration with developing nations on measures to enhance their resilience to climate change
The G7 group of countries have this morning agreed to open up space for increased investment in fossil gas import infrastructure in response to the global energy supply crunch, citing the need to shore...
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