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schema:articleBody	US climate envoy John Kerry warned on Tuesday that Brussels and Washington must revive their joint efforts to fight climate change before the damage becomes irreversible. In Brussels for his first face-to-face talks with EU officials since the change of government in Washington, Kerry warned: "We face an extraordinary crisis." As secretary of state under former president Barack Obama, Kerry worked with EU capitals to build the 2015 Paris Agreement on climate, only to see the next US leader Donald Trump pull Washington out of the pact. Now, under Trump's successor President Joe Biden, Kerry has returned to government as climate envoy, and Britain will host a new UN climate gathering in Glasgow in November to renew the world's efforts. "So as I come here to renew conversations with our friends in Europe over our cooperation on climate -- which was extraordinary in the lead up to Paris -- it will have to even be stronger," Kerry warned. Kerry was welcomed by EU vide-president Frans Timmermans, who is leading Brussels' Green Deal growth plan, and who said the visit proved of the Americans: "They are back. They are back in Paris." The US envoy was to sit down with European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen and her top team. "This is the moment," Kerry warned. "Glasgow is the last best opportunity that we have. The best hope that the world will come together and build on Paris." But he said getting the Paris agreement alone was not enough, warning that even if countries meet their commitments global temperature could rise dangerously. "And we're not doing all that we set out to do in Paris. So this is the moment for countries, common sense governments people to come together and get the job done. We can do it." Timmermans welcomed him and promised: "We are going to be working hand in hand to make a success of Glasgow. "I'm absolutely convinced that the United States and Europe working together, we can move mountains." dc/arp/jxb
schema:headline	John Kerry calls for US and EU to renew climate effort
schema:mentions	President of the European Commission The Green Deal Glasgow Paris Agreement John Kerry Brussels Ursula von der Leyen George Washington Global warming Paris United Nations European Union Barack Obama Joe Biden United States President of the United States Donald Trump Frans Timmermans
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schema:datePublished	2021-03-09 (xsd:date)
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