US Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry holds his mask after a meeting in Brussels, Belgium, March 9, 2021. Oliver Hoslet/Pool via REUTERS
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - This year's United Nations climate summit in Glasgow, Scotland must kick-start a decade of action to address the environmental crisis, U.S. climate change envoy John Kerry said on Tuesday during a visit to European Union headquarters in Brussels.
After four fractious years under former President Donald Trump, Kerry's trip marks a new start in transatlantic relations - which Kerry and EU climate chief Frans Timmermans hope can reshape global efforts to tackle climate change.
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