What is the incoherence? Why is the fossil fuel industry having the most delegates at COP26? What are the "secret courts" and capitalist system gray areas between public and private sectors and how are they affecting People and Planet? Are climate finance loans a new colonial scheme? On climate action protests, who gets media exposure? Who makes delegations of states? 
In this part II, we explore the urgent calls of climate protests, intergenerational debates, social media outcries and the possible colonial undertones of climate finance. 
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Recommended links for this episode:

IPCC AR6 Climate Change 2021 Report
IPCC WGI Interactive Atlas: Regional information
Office Website: 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) in Glasgow
Climate Action Tracker: Net Zero Targets Methodology
Hundreds of fossil fuel lobbyists flooding COP26 climate talks
Fossil Fuel Shock Doctrine: Naomi Klein on Deadly Deregulation & Why Texas Needs the Green New Deal
VIDEO Brief Explanation on ISDS and Energy Charter Treaty 
45 governments pledge to create sustainable agriculture and land use
WRI Are Countries Providing Enough to the $100 Billion Climate Finance Goal?
Never mind aid, never mind loans: what poor nations are owed is reparations
The gal-dem guide to climate reparations
Climate Finance Fundamentals 10: Gender and Climate Finance