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Can small nations control the climate agenda?

Sky, 14 Oct 2021

Island nation leaders are calling COP26 a make or break moment for their survival. But can they control the climate agenda?

Founder of Climate Policy Radar, Dr Nachmany Michal says climate change is already impacting small island nations in an "irreversible" way, as Professor Michael Mann adds that "dangerous climate change has arrived for these people".

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