Tracking G7 climate progress with data from 116,095 power plants - Carbon Brief

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Tracking G7 climate progress with data from 116,095 power plants - Carbon Brief

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Guest post: Tracking G7 climate progress with data from 116,095 power plants - Carbon Brief

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This article introduces the GIPT and illustrates the sorts of insights it can generate, using the example of the G7’s pledges.

Specifically about coal plants.

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