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Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Concise and catchy, this podcast series gives a very illustrative summary of the global battle against climate change in each episode. Totally recommended!
Thoughtful discussion throughout. Worthwhile coverage of our most consequential issue.
This is excellent listening: all the great reporting I’ve come to expect from The Economist turned to focus on the climate emergency and COP26. The hosts are engaging as they present stories of the work done and left to do by NGOs and nations alike. It has been wonderful, and I urge The Economist to do more of it.
Refreshing to hear a realistic yet not fatalistic look at the climate challenges facing our planet.
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