France, Kenya rallying support for new climate tax within two years

French President Emmanuel Macron told the COP28 climate conference in Dubai that his country, Kenya, Barbados and "several others" were starting an "international taskforce" which will deliver its conclusions at next year's G20 summit in Rio.

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Presidents William Ruto (Kenya) and Emmanuel Macron (France) meet during the G20 Compact with Africa conference at the Chancellery in Berlin on November 20, 2023. (AFP)

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#Environment #COP28 climate conference #France #Kenya #New climate tax #French President Emmanuel Macron #President William Ruto

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DUBAI - France and Kenya will launch a coalition of countries in favour of creating an international tax within two years that would raise billions of

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