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To mark Earth Day 2021, we discussed how countries can work together on climate change to make COP26 a success and deliver on the Paris Agreement. With speakers:
The Hon George Brandis QC, Australian High Commissioner to the UK
HE Dr Farah Faizal, High Commissioner of the Maldives to the UK
Stanley Johnson, CEN International Ambassador and former Conservative MEP
CEN MP Harriett Baldwin, Chair of the British Group Inter-Parliamentary Union and former Minister for Africa
James Cameron, Friend of COP26, adviser and social entrepreneur
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