Addressing climate change must be a global undertaking, even though the world’s wealthy nations have been responsible for most of the global warming to date. In this episode of “Climate Sense,” Samantha Gross speaks with experts on why climate is such a challenging political problem, what it took to get an agreement in Paris in 2015, and how the world can collaborate on this thorniest of global problems.
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Participants
María Fernanda Espinosa
Former President
- United Nations General Assembly,
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs
- Republic of Ecuador
@mfespinosaEC
Todd Stern
Nonresident Senior Fellow
- Foreign Policy, Energy Security and Climate Initiative
@tsterndc
David G. Victor
Nonresident Senior Fellow
- Foreign Policy, Global Economy and Development, Energy Security and Climate Initiative
davidgvictor
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PodcastThe arduous path to a global climate agreement
November 2, 2022
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