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Nature’s Newsroom broadcasts news, interviews and discussions about nature and climate change from the heart of UNFCCC’s COP26 in Glasgow, from the Nature+Zone Pavilion. Located in the Blue Zone, our pavilion is a busy and dynamic focal point for all things nature and climate.

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Interview with Johan Rockstrom from the Nature’s Newsroom at COP26, Glasgow

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Interview with Paul Polman at COP26, Glasgow

Interview with Marc Benioff at COP26, Glasgow

Interview with Andrew Steer at COP26, Glasgow

Nature’s Newsroom – Day 1

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Nature’s Newsroom – Day 2

Catch up with the Nature's Newsroom live stream from Day 2 at COP26

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