Greenpeace executive director and climate justice advocates interviewed at COP26
November 12, 2021
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as posted by the channelAt conferences like COP26, it is easy to be swept up in speeches and pacified by promises of a better future. But for many citizens of the global south, the climate crisis is immediate and terrifying. Homes, lives and entire cultures are at stake. Organizations like Greenpeace say that climate change is a human rights issue, and they're not going anywhere until genuine change is made.
Correspondent Nelufar Hedayat interviews Rev. James Bhagwan, human rights lawyer Kavita Naidu and executive director of Greenpeace Jennifer Morgan at #COP26, the United Nations' climate conference.
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