Politics will constrain global energy subsidy cuts
Most G20 climate policies call for reduced dependence on fossil fuels, but many states provide incentives for their use
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- Closing the 'emissions gap'
- Models of cooperation
- Investment and 'Paris compatibility'
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_350.jpg "An activist near a banner of a 1 trillion dollar bill representing the amount in taxpayer dollars spent yearly by governments on fossil fuel subsidies (Reuters/Victor Ruiz Garcia)")