1215. The Nature Restoration Laws Debate – Flanagan vs Fogarty
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Is a bad deal better than no deal? Should we settle for fix it as we go? Would a shift further right in the European Parliament (EP) wreck any hope we have for meaningful climate and biodiversity action?
Lifelong environmentalist, author and ecologist, Padraic Fogarty and MEP Luke Ming Flanagan, agree on a lot. But not on the Nature Restoration Laws that passed narrowly in the EP. They joined us to discuss there differences of opinion and where they'd both like to see the conversation and implementation move towards. The clock is ticking and we need these debates now in order to move forward together. Thanks, lads.
The Leo Varadkar Legacy podcast is out now here:https://www.patreon.com/posts/patron-exclusive-100737544
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Please join us at patreon.com/tortoiseshack
Is a bad deal better than no deal? Should we settle for fix it as we go? Would a shift further right in the European Parliament (EP) wreck any hope we have for meaningful climate and biodiversity action?
Lifelong environmentalist, author and ecologist, Padraic Fogarty and MEP Luke Ming Flanagan, agree on a lot. But not on the Nature Restoration Laws that passed narrowly in the EP. They joined us to discuss there differences of opinion and where they'd both like to see the conversation and implementation move towards. The clock is ticking and we need these debates now in order to move forward together. Thanks, lads.
The Leo Varadkar Legacy podcast is out now here:https://www.patreon.com/posts/patron-exclusive-100737544
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