The world is entering a new reality where climate extremes are the norm. That's the stark warning from the UN Secretary-General, as nearly 200 countries meet for the 31st Conference of the Parties, or COP. When COP meetings began in 1995, the goal was to adopt a global approach to tackle the climate crisis. Over the years, several agreements have been reached but their implementation has been the subject of constant debate. So, what's the cost of inaction?

In this episode:

Rebecca Thissen, Global advocacy lead for Climate Action International
Sehr Raheja, Deputy Programme Manager at the Centre for Science and Environment
Mohamed Adow, Executive Director of Power Shift Africa, an energy and climate think-tank

Host: James Bays

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