Gelonghui April 29| The British Energy and Nuclear Secretary saidbetchabingoThe Group of Seven (G7) has agreed to phase out coal by the early 2030s, a challenge that seeks to shift to more sustainable fuels.betchabingoThis is a key milestone for the world's most industrialized economies. "It's very unbelievable that G7 countries are sitting at the negotiating table and sending a signal to the world that we developed economies are committed to phasing out coal by the early 2030s," Andrew Bowie called the agreement "historic." The United States, Britain, Germany, France, Canada, Japan and Italy agreed on the date Monday after talks hosted by Italy. The goal is expected to be part of the final communiqué, but has not yet been confirmed by Italian officials.
