Looking back on COP26 -- did the world's leaders go far enough? The Climate Crisis Advisory Group discusses what must be achieved to ensure a manageable future.&nbsp;
The audio for this podcast was taken from our meeting live-stream on YouTube: <a href="https://youtu.be/0D1Gkeo__DU">watch here</a>. &nbsp;
Read CCAG's accompanying report: <a href="https://static1.squarespace.com/static/60ccae658553d102459d11ed/t/619e1fcc0ae9213327769b76/1637752783749/CCAG_Reflecting+on+COP26.pdf">Aftermath</a>
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2022: What Must Be Achieved?

The Climate Crisis Advisory Group (CCAG) was created in response to the climate emergency to inform and guide climate repair. We are an independent group of experts reflecting a wide range of academic disciplines and indigenous knowledge, comprising 15 experts from 11 nations. CCAG members include leading authorities in climate science, carbon emissions, energy, environment, and natural resources.