- When: Friday 27 January, 6pm
- Where: Roof Room, Brighthelm Centre, North Road, Brighton (near to the train station)
The COP27 climate talks, held in Egypt last November, saw important announcements around providing compensation for countries in the global south which will be badly affected by climate change. But there was little new progress on ending fossil fuel use.
At the same time there was good news on countries leaving the Energy Charter Treaty, an investment deal which is being used to block effective climate action.
James O’Nions, head of activism at Global Justice Now, will join us to talk about what this means for climate justice, and making polluting corporations pay for the climate crisis in 2023. There will be plenty of time for questions and discussing ideas for taking action. We will go to the pub afterwards for a New Year’s Social. Would be great to see many of you there!
