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Table of Contents - Edition 352 from March 6th, 2026
- 15th Five-Year Plan: China eases back on climate targets while pushing ahead with green tech
- EU’s 2040 climate target: How much Europe’s regions would still be allowed to emit
- Industrial Accelerator Act: Where the greatest potential for decarbonization lies
- TAFF conference: Focus on concrete solutions
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