Can Citizen Assemblies really help fight the Climate Emergency?
Following a visit to one of the UK's first Citizens Assemblies on climate change, Trewin Restorick questions whether the approach can deliver the transformative impact campaigners hope for
The disruptive tactics of Extinction Rebellion have succeeded in driving climate change up the political agenda. National government and local authorities are announcing we are facing a Climate Emergency...
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