Youth Climate Activists Are Suing Big Oil and Winning

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COP27 Roundtable: Financing A Just Transition in the Global South

Much of the Global South is on the front lines of climate change and countries are calling on the Global North to help fund the fight. At COP26, countries like the US, UK, Germany, France, and the EU launched the Just Transition Energy Partnership or JET-P by pledging South Afric ...  Show more

The Importance of Hearing All Voices

A Just Transition has the potential to create millions of new jobs globally if we implement the Paris Agreement in a way that takes the social and economic well-being of whole communities into account. On this episode of Heat of the Moment, we hear from Moustapha Kamal Gueye, the ...  Show more

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