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World leaders that deny Climate Change.
Nations chopping down forests and expanding their coal industry
It can be overwhelming and terrifying
In this first episode of series 2, Tom talks to Professor Chris Rapley and returning guest Professor Mark Maslin and finds out how the international community has worked together since the 1990s to fight climate change, from international COP summits, COP26 & the Paris Agreement, to oil companies and other big business. Find out how it all works and how you can influence the global stage.
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