4: The people who are keeping our planet alive, with Jim Skea and Minal Pathak

16/02/2019 33 min

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Can climate change be mitigated? Patrick French talks to climate scientists Jim Skea and Minal Pathak of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change about how they weigh the evidence on global warming.

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4: The people who are keeping our planet alive, with Jim Skea and Minal Pathak

Listen "4: The people who are keeping our planet alive, with Jim Skea and Minal Pathak"

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