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Rhodium’s Kate Larsen on BBC Radio
Kate joined host Rhod Sharp to discuss COP25 and Rhodium's new analysis on the global greenhouse gas emissions gap.
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Kate joined host Rhod Sharp to discuss COP25 and Rhodium's new analysis on the global greenhouse gas emissions gap.
Kate Larsen, Director of Rhodium’s international energy & climate work, recently joined Rhod Sharpe on his BBC Radio program Up All Night. They discussed the opening of the COP25 international climate conference in Madrid, the recent UNEP Emissions Gap report, and Rhodium’s new analysis that quantifies the global emissions impact of five key questions facing the world’s largest economies.
The interview starts at 25:15 here.
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