'Wake-up call': Europe off track on all Sustainable Development Goals, report warns

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By GreenBizNov 25, 2019, 3:30 am139 pts
UN-backed assessment urges incoming EU Commission to place the SDG agenda front and centre of its policies and investment strategies.

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'Wake-up call': Europe off track on all Sustainable Development Goals, report warns

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