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COP29 and Climate Agreement Failure
Black Agenda Radio with Margaret Kimberley
22 Nov 2024
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Black Agenda Radio · COP29 and Climate Agreement Failure

Anthony Rogers-Wright is a national racial and climate justice advocate and a member of the Black Alliance for Peace (BAP). He joins us from Omaha to discuss the latest United Nations climate change summit, COP29, now being held in Baku, Azerbaijan. As the goal of keeping the increase in earth’s temperature to 1.5°C may soon be surpassed, the limitations of climate conferences are evident. Anthony Rogers-Wright provides analysis.

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environmental damage
Climate Change
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