Varsity Features our Director and Engagement Manager

Sophie Denny spoke to Dr Shaun Fitzgerald and Dr Antoinette Nestor about the work at the Centre for Climate Repair, COP28 and the future of the climate crisis. 

They highlight the significance of the COP28 agreement in transitioning away from fossil fuels but stress the need for continued efforts. They also emphasise the importance of both emissions reduction and active climate repair. They underscore the urgency of action, citing impacts on vulnerable communities like those of Palau and Bangladesh. Collaboration and youth engagement are key focuses, with optimism for the future's potential to enact meaningful change and preserve the planet for generations to come.

You can read the whole interview here.