By David Wetzel New York (Knewz) — The Group of Seven (G-7) has agreed to an “eventual” phaseout of coal-fired power. The environment ministers of G-7 made the announcement May 27. The United States is among G-7 members along with Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan and the United Kingdom. According to The Hill, Japan will be particularly affected by the eventual phaseout of coal-fired power as it received 32 percent of its electricity from the source in 2019. Coal is responsible for nearly 22 percent of the United States energy used. “We remain convinced that the most important contribution…