London — The Group of Seven (G7) nations are targeting environmental crimes with a move to push companies into disclosing the effect they have on the climate.
Finance ministers from the G7 meeting in London agreed for the first time to embed climate-change considerations into their decision-making. They also expanded the work of a money-laundering and corruption watchdog to root out crimes against the planet...
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