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                    <news:title>Who owns the green transition?</news:title>
                    <news:keywords>International Workers’ Day, European labour movement, labour unions Europe, green transition Europe, decarbonisation policy, just transition, EU climate policy, Emissions Trading System ETS, carbon pricing Europe, industrial policy Europe, deindustrialisation Europe, energy crisis Europe, cost of living crisis Europe, renewable energy transition, social inequality Europe, working class Europe, trade unions decline, energy prices Europe, green industrial strategy, labour-led climate policy</news:keywords>
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                                Who owns the green transition?
                                
                                
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                    <news:title>‘For Russia, the very existence of the EPC is a defeat’</news:title>
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                                ‘For Russia, the very existence of the EPC is a defeat’
                                
                                
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                    <news:title>Redlessness</news:title>
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                                Redlessness
                                
                                
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