Being Green - 19 Nov 2021

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Thanks for joining us this morning, and welcome to the post COP26 world, as I’m sure you are relieved to hear. It’s all over bar the shouting as I remarked last time, and thanks to Glynis for wrapping up the take-away impressions for us in her interview last week. But there will be a fair amount of shouting and groaning for a long time to come.
19 Nov 2021 English South Africa Health & Fitness

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