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EPISODE · Nov 10, 2022 · 38 MIN

The Breaking Point: COP27

from The World Unpacked · host Dan Baer, Stewart Patrick

This week, world leaders and delegates have gathered in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt to commence COP27. Despite the intensified calls for wealthier countries to deliver on reparations and help climate-vulnerable countries with the impacts of climate change, geopolitical and economic realities may complicate these objectives. Amid the ongoing war in Ukraine, the energy crisis, and surging global inflation, climate diplomacy has taken a back seat to other pressing issues. So, what can we expect from COP27? Joining The World Unpacked’s new host Stewart Patrick is Dan Baer, the senior vice president for policy research at Carnegie, to unpack what’s happening on the ground at COP27 and the state of climate action. Want more on the ground coverage of COP27? Make sure to follow Dan Baer, Amr Hamzawy, Zainab Usman, and Olivia Lazard on Twitter for updates from Egypt!

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In his first episode as host of The World Unpacked, Stewart Patrick welcomes Carnegie’s senior vice president for policy research Dan Baer who’s on the ground in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt to unpack what’s going on at COP27 and the future of climate diplomacy.

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