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The US negotiating team is 鈥渨orking hard to water down鈥� climate texts for the upcoming G20 summit at the preceding negotiations, said International Executive Director at Greenpeace Jennifer Morgan at the Global Solidarity Summit in Hamburg. It is 鈥渋ncredibly important鈥� that the other countries have 鈥渁 G19 text, if needed, on climate and energy鈥� which made clear they are moving ahead. Morgan said Germany would have a credibility problem if the country did not come up with a plan to exit coal, including a just transition package for the sector鈥檚 roughly 20,000 workers. 鈥淚f the chancellor is really serious about being a leader on climate, at this summit she needs to make it clear that this phase-out is going to happen, and that she鈥檚 going to fight for it and work with the unions to get it done. Germany can鈥檛 be out there calling for climate action from the rest of the world, when coal is where it is in this country,鈥� said Morgan.
At the , representatives from civil society, social movements, unions and church organisations discuss strategies and policies alternative to those of the G20.

For background, read 麻豆无码版鈥檚 interview with Greenpeace鈥檚 Morgan "Merkel's experience, credibility make her key in swaying Trump", and the 麻豆无码版 articles Germany faces balancing act in climate leadership role and G20 climate, energy plan goes to the wire at Hamburg summit.