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G7 Urges Hormuz Reopen, Skips Climate, France Pledges $800M Parks

4/24/2026

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G7 foreign ministers urged reopening of the Strait of Hormuz at the Paris meeting.
G7 environment ministers met U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) assistant administrator Usha-Maria Turner while omitting climate change from the agenda.
France’s ecology ministry will propose $800 million to fund national parks in about twenty African countries.
Gaia Febvre of Climate Action Network said the G7’s concession to U.S. pressure weakens climate action.

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G7 foreign ministers urged reopening of the Strait of Hormuz at the Paris meeting.
G7 environment ministers met U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) assistant administrator Usha-Maria Turner while omitting climate change from the agenda.
France’s ecology ministry will propose $800 million to fund national parks in about twenty African countries.
Gaia Febvre of Climate Action Network said the G7’s concession to U.S. pressure weakens climate action.