Jennifer Morgan: Why COP26 is not enough

17 Jan 2022

GLF Climate 2021: As it happened

 

Hosted digitally and in Glasgow alongside COP26, the GLF Climate hybrid conference made a unanimous call for ambitious, concrete action to stop the climate crisis.

Attended by 4,386 digital participants from 145 countries, along with 481 in-person participants at the University of Glasgow, the event featured 400 leading scientists, activists, Indigenous leaders, financiers, youth and government leaders.

Across 67 plenaries, interactive sessions, launches and climate talks, GLF Climate: Forests, Food, Finance – Frontiers of Change explored the potential of three key climate solutions: forest restoration, resilient food systems, and sustainable finance. Messages spread on social media rallied 41.34 million people around concrete ways to address the climate emergency as quickly as possible.

 

Jennifer Morgan: Why COP26 is not enough

 

To solve the climate crisis, we need to eliminate fossil fuel subsidies and use that money to protect and restore nature instead, says Greenpeace head Jennifer Morgan.

Learn more about Greenpeace’s work on climate.

Language: English

Year: 2021

Ecosystem(s): Forests

Location(s): Global

climate change fosil fuels landscape restoration

  • Kwitonda Philippe

    Charge of Land, Water and Forestry in Ministry of Environment

  • Vandana Shiva

    Environmental Activist

  • Jennifer Morgan

    Executive Director, Greenpeace

  • Carlos Nobre

    Co-Chair, Science Panel of the Amazon

  • Stig Traavik

    Director of Climate, Environment & Renewable Energy in Norad

  • PJ Stephenson

    IUCN Species Survival Commission

  • Charles Karangwa

    Regional Lead- Forests, Landscapes and Livelihoods Programme; Country Representative for Rwanda, International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)


  • Charles Karangwa

    Regional Lead- Forests, Landscapes and Livelihoods Programme; Country Representative for Rwanda, International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)


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