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EU 's most senior climate policy official said it was truly unfortunate’ that the US president began his second term with an executive order to exit the global climate action process launched 10 years ago in Paris .
Hoekstra stressed the EU would continue to engage with “our American friends” in the domain of climate action, as well as on pressing issues of geopolitics and trade.
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