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NATO must tackle climate change by reducing military emissions: Secretary-General
Jens Stolenberg, Secretary General of NATO. (File photo: AFP)

NATO must cut its “military emissions” as part of moves to tackle climate change, NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said, as he welcomed US climate change envoy John Kerry to Brussels.“We agree that climate change makes the world more unsafe, so #NATO needs to step up and play a bigger role in combating it – including by reducing military emissions. I look forward to working closely together (with Kerry),” Stoltenberg wrote on Twitter.


source: Reuters


Image source: AFP


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