COP28 - Fossil Fuels at the Table

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Diving into a controversial topic, this episode discusses the significance of fossil fuel industries joining climate negotiations at COP 28. We will examine their past contribution to climate change and what they can offer in COP 28 through the lens of history and ethics.

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