The World Economic Forum noted that energy supply concerns are now impacting the relevance of climate policy in Europe.
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The World Economic Forum noted that energy supply concerns are now impacting the relevance of climate policy in Europe.
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WEF highlights how energy supply issues are challenging climate policy in Europe.1 source
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World Economic Forum
Swiss nonprofit foundation
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Europe
terrestrial continent located in north-western Eurasia
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