UN uses video game to carry our 'world's biggest' climate change survey
Mission 1.5 campaign designed to give 20 million people their say on the best means for governments to tackle climate change
A video game designed to capture the views of 20 million people on how to combat the climate crisis has been launched by the UN Development Programme (UNDP), in a move it said was aimed at addressing a...
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