&quot;We avoided going backwards... but we must go much further,&quot; Macron said after 19 of the group&#39;s members signed a statement endorsing the Paris climate change agreement, without the United States.

Macron at G20: We should go 'much further' on climate

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Macron at G20: We should go 'much further' on climate

French President Emmanuel Macron said Saturday that international leaders should go "much further" on climate change after tough negotiations to agree language on the issue at the G20 summit.

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