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Alternative American group wants seat at the table

Tuesday 14 Nov 17 9:00am

THE UNITED NATIONS should give a “seat at the table” to a powerful group of US states, cities, tribes and businesses that are committed to taking action on climate change, Michael Bloomberg has urged.

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