What to Expect at COP26: The Biggest UN Climate Conference Since The Paris Agreement
COP 26 is the most important international climate conference since the Paris Agreement of 2015.\xa0\xa0
On the line with me to offer a preview of what to expect from this major UN climate meeting is Pete Odgen, Vice President for Energy, Climate, and the Environment at the United Nations Foundation. He is a veteran of many previous COPs and in our conversation he discusses the key issues up for negotiation in Glasgow and the broader geopolitics of climate change diplomacy. This includes a deep dive into how both China and the United States are approaching COP26 and thorny questions around climate finance.\xa0