5 Things To Watch For At Biden’s Big Earth Day Climate Summit
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As 40 top world leaders gather online for the first big climate confab since 2019, here are the key policies and political dynamics for which to keep an ...
Consider it President Joe Biden’s climate debutante ball. The White House will convene a two-day summit this Thursday and Friday in which it will unveil its new emissions-cutting goal to world leaders, in a bid to restore America’s reputation in the polite society of global carbon negotiations. The virtual conference will feature 40 heads of state, including Chinese President Xi Jinping, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. It is the first major climate gathering since the U.S. rejoined the Paris climate accords, the global carbon-slashing pact former President Donald Trump exited.
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