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Episode Synopsis
At long last, for a few weeks in April, climate breakdown finally seemed to be at the top of the political agenda.
Extinction Rebellion shut down the streets. School children walked out of classes in protest at inaction from the grown-ups. Politicians – some of them, anyway – declared a climate emergency.
Does this surge of interest mark a real shift in public opinion and political will? Can the energy behind it be harnessed? And can our politicians unite against climate change in time to stop the worst of it?
This week, Matthew Taylor and Ian Leslie ask where the climate movement goes next.
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Guests
Clare Farrell, Extinction Rebellion
Dr Alice Bell, 10:10 Climate Action
Links
Video of Extinction Rebellion meeting with Michael Gove
10:10 Climate Action
Matthew Taylor discussing citizens' assemblies on the Extinction Rebellion podcast
Produced by James Shield.
Brought to you by the RSA (Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce).
Extinction Rebellion shut down the streets. School children walked out of classes in protest at inaction from the grown-ups. Politicians – some of them, anyway – declared a climate emergency.
Does this surge of interest mark a real shift in public opinion and political will? Can the energy behind it be harnessed? And can our politicians unite against climate change in time to stop the worst of it?
This week, Matthew Taylor and Ian Leslie ask where the climate movement goes next.
Share this episode
Share on Twitter
Share on Facebook
Guests
Clare Farrell, Extinction Rebellion
Dr Alice Bell, 10:10 Climate Action
Links
Video of Extinction Rebellion meeting with Michael Gove
10:10 Climate Action
Matthew Taylor discussing citizens' assemblies on the Extinction Rebellion podcast
Produced by James Shield.
Brought to you by the RSA (Royal Society for the encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and Commerce).
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