Leaders from around the world affirmed the need to work together to address climate change during a virtual summit on the issue Thursday, with the United States, Japan and Canada creating momentum in the talks by announcing ambitious goals to cut greenhouse gas emissions by 2030.U.S. President Joe Biden, seeking to reassert the country's leadership on climate issues by hosting the two-day event, pledged to roughly halve emissions from 2005 levels by 2030 and called on other major economies to do their part as well."No nation can solve this crisis on our own...All of us, all of us, and parti…READ FULL ARTICLE