It's not too late to avert a climate disaster. The question is, how? We map out the three priorities: reducing emissions and finding ways to suck carbon out of the air, adapting to climate change; and navigating the fraught global politics to reach agreement at November’s UN Climate Conference in Glasgow.
John McDermot, The Economist’s Chief Africa Correspondent, reports from South Africa on the difficulties of weaning the country off coal.
Hosted by Vijay Vaitheeswaran, The Economist’s global energy & climate innovation editor, with Catherine Brahic, environment editor, and Oliver Morton, briefings editor.
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To a Lesser Degree: Ratcheting up
To a Lesser Degree: Under pressure
To a Lesser Degree: COP26 kicks off
To a Lesser Degree: Living in a hotter world
To a Lesser Degree: Paying for it
To a Lesser Degree: Going in reverse
To a Lesser Degree: Best behaviour
To a Lesser Degree: Trailer
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