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Jan 10, 2022 41 min

Making sense of COP26

from The Standards Show

In November 2021 the world’s attention was focused on Glasgow, as delegates from nearly 200 nations gathered for the UN’s Climate Change Conference - COP26. In this episode Matthew and Cindy try to make sense of what happened. Matthew speaks to Martin Baxter - Director of Policy and External Affairs at IEMA and environmental management standards-maker - about the ambition and achievements of COP26. And also about the role of standards as a force for good in driving climate action. There’s also a Standards Desk of News, with information on new standards for managing space debris and how to provide a ‘credible culinary experience’. And BSI Senior Government Engagement Manager Sahar Danesh shares her My Favourite Standard. Finally, with it being the first episode of 2022, Cindy shares her rather unusual approach to New Year's resolutions. @standardsshow [email protected]

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