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Episode 1- Where do we land up on climate change?

14 January 2022
Where do we land up on climate change?
Where do we land up on climate change?

In this episode of Land UP! we ask where do we land up on climate change?


We spoke to Indigenous climate activist Dr. Myrna Cunningham Kain, the Guardian's global environment editor Jonathan Watts and Co-Director of Prindex Anna Locke. We discussed the recent COP26, which took place in Glasgow in November of 2021,  and what this means for Indigenous land rights.

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