COP25: With Paris Agreement talks stuck in slow lane, business frustration grows
Youth activists took over the main stage at COP25 in Madrid earlier in protest at inaction from governments | Credit: Fridays for the Future
Greta Thunberg, Paul Polman, Antonio Guterres, and numerous corporates are all crying out for government leadership - but will their calls be answered?
When the Paris Agreement was first brokered in 2015 it was widely celebrated as a landmark achievement, with the active support and pressure from businesses credited with playing a crucial role in getting...
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