Listen: The Environmental Justice Podcast

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This is a series of podcasts documenting the findings from a number of events, hosted in partnership between IPPR and Agulhas, looking at international examples of a just transition for IPPR’s Environmental Justice Commission (https://www.ippr.org/environment-and-justice).

Listen to all episodes here: https://wavve.link/IPPR-EJP/episodes

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