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Kathleen Enright
Nov 21, 2021

Reductive COP26 comms did nothing to convey urgency or transformation needed

India and China’s watering down of the Glasgow climate pact has not been the only disappointment of COP26; another legacy of the conference is the continuing failure of communications to drive change.

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