DSR Network: “The Road to COP28: The Global Stocktake and Its Implications (Parts 1 and 2)”

RFF President and CEO Richard Newell remarks on the global stocktake during this wide-ranging podcast episode.

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Date

Nov. 29, 2023

News Type

Media Highlight

Source

DSR Network

The latest panel from the Road to COP 28 is here, featuring an incredible panel of guests chaired by David Sandalow. Laurence Tubiana, Sue Biniaz, Paul Ekins, Jody Freeman, Ian Parry, Richard Newell, Mandy Rambharos, and more join for a discussion on the global stocktake and its implications. Additionally, Allison Agsten sits down with the UAE Chief Climate Negotiator for COP27 and COP28, Hana AlHashimi, to get her perspective on the upcoming summit. With COP 28 beginning this week, tune in for this critical and timely episode.

Topics

International Climate Policy

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Richard G. Newell

Senior Advisor; Former President and CEO, Resources for the Future

Richard G. Newell

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