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Short-term fix for electricity bills leaves open questions for green transition strategy
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Politicians have commissioned, and largely ignored, multiple reports on wildfires
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From the National Energy and Climate Plan to COP26: What has Greek climate policy learned?
A lot has happened in the two years since Kyriakos Mitsotakis, freshly elected as Greek PM, took to the stage at the UN General Assembly in 2019 to launch “a new, ambitious, national strategy on energy and climate change” for Greece, a strategy which was outlined and quantified in the National Energy and Climate Plan adopted a few months later.
What - if anything - has been learned from recent developments as Greece moves to enact its first Climate Law?
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