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The Climate Briefing

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The Climate Briefing explores key themes in the UN climate negotiations and international climate politics. The podcast is hosted by Bhargabi Bharadwaj and Anna Åberg from Chatham House and features interviewees from governments, international organizations, academia and civil society organizations from across the world.

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Trump 2.0 poses a huge challenge for the renewable energy industry in the US. Not only has the administration rescinded environmental incentives and regulations with bearing on future projects, it has also in various ways delayed and/or obstructed of... more

In this third instalment of the Future of Climate Diplomacy mini-series, Climate Briefing hosts Anna and Bhargabi explore what lessons that can be drawn from the history of the climate negotiations and how this can inform the future of climate diplom... more

On the 23rd of July 2025, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) issued its long-awaited Advisory Opinion on the obligations of states in respect to climate change. The Advisory Opinion makes clear that states have far-reaching obligations under in... more

Ahead of the landmark COP30 in Belem, Brazil, this November, calls for reform of the UNFCCC and COPs are growing, as are concerns that the only formal global forum for climate negotiation and cooperation is under threat. In a series of conversations,... more

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Recent Guests

Dr. Joanna Depledge
Research fellow at the Centre for Environment, Energy and Natural Resource Governance, and the Centre for Science and Policy at the University of Cambridge
University of Cambridge
Episode: Episode 61: The Future of Climate Diplomacy 3: Dr Joanna Depledge
Patrick Schröder
Colleague and expert discussing recent plastic treaty negotiations
Episode: Episode 61: The Future of Climate Diplomacy 3: Dr Joanna Depledge
Dr. Margaretha Wiwerinke-Singh
Associate Professor of Sustainability Law at the University of Amsterdam
University of Amsterdam
Episode: Episode 60: What impact could the ICJ’s advisory opinion have on international climate diplomacy and action?
Dr. Maria Antonia Tigre
Director of Global Climate Change Litigation at the Sabin Centre at Columbia University
Columbia University
Episode: Episode 60: What impact could the ICJ’s advisory opinion have on international climate diplomacy and action?
Joe Thwaites
Senior advocate focusing on international climate finance
Natural Resources Defense Council
Episode: Episode 58: FFD4, solidarity levies and the Baku to Belém Roadmap
Tom Evans
Senior associate with the Global Solidarity Levies Task Force
Global Solidarity Levies Task Force
Episode: Episode 58: FFD4, solidarity levies and the Baku to Belém Roadmap
Catherine Abreu
Director of the International Climate Politics Hub
Episode: Episode 57: What happened at the climate negotiations in Bonn?
Alden Meyer
Senior Associate at E3G, working on US and International Climate Policy and Politics
E3G
Episode: Episode 57: What happened at the climate negotiations in Bonn?
Joana Setzer
Associate Professorial Research Fellow at the London School of Economics, specializing in climate litigation and global environmental governance.
London School of Economics
Episode: Episode 56: Using the law to advance (or deter?) climate action

Hosts

Anna Åberg
Co-host bringing insights on climate issues and diplomacy, actively involved with discussions on policies and scientific engagement.
Ruth Townend
Co-host with a focus on climate policies and international negotiations, frequently interacting with experts to explore climate challenges.

Reviews

4.7 out of 5 stars from 33 ratings
  • Really excellent

    Very well researched, informed and easy to

    Listen to. Highly recommend

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    joleehand
    United Kingdom10 months ago
  • Great

    Podcast Addict
    5
    andyh
    4 years ago
  • Very informative

    These have been really useful, look forward to hearing more!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Oh--Good
    United Kingdom5 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the well-researched and informative discussions, frequently complimenting the quality of insights shared by experts.
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Episode 58: FFD4, solidarity levies and the Baku to Belém Roadmap
Q: What actions could the Baku to Belém Roadmap include?
It may cover grant financing, innovative instruments, and addressing debt issues to enhance climate finance.
Episode 58: FFD4, solidarity levies and the Baku to Belém Roadmap
Q: How can solidarity levies help address the climate finance gap?
By taxing polluting sectors, solidarity levies can raise new revenue sources for climate and development initiatives.
Episode 58: FFD4, solidarity levies and the Baku to Belém Roadmap
Q: What was the aim of the fourth International Conference on Financing for Development?
It aimed to discuss sustainable development financing and resulted in the Compromiso de Sevilla document.
Episode 56: Using the law to advance (or deter?) climate action
Q: How has climate litigation been used strategically to advance climate action?
Strategic cases aim to raise public awareness and build accountability, but many cases are non-strategic and simply address individual grievances.
Episode 56: Using the law to advance (or deter?) climate action
Q: When did the first climate litigation cases emerge?
The first cases emerged in the late 1980s, focusing primarily on permitting issues in the US and Australia.

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Focused on the intersection of climate change and geopolitics, significant discussions are presented around international climate policies, legal frameworks, and the urgent need for effective action. Episodes engage experts and authoritative voices, covering topics like climate diplomacy, sustainable development goals, food systems transformation, and loss and damage funds for climate-affected communities. The inclusion of varied perspectives from scientists, policy-makers, and advocates adds depth to the dialogue on pressing environmental issues, making it essential listening for those invested in sustainability and climate action.

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2. Patrick Schröder
3. Dr. Margaretha Wiwerinke-Singh
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