What does the UK need to do to make COP26 a success

What does a successful COP26 look like? For some it will be developing a comprehensive and credible domestic plan to achieve Net Zero in the UK, for others it will be establishing an international coalition and stronger commitments on emissions reduction that get us closer to a 1.5 degree world. Meanwhile for the Conservative party success may be defined by the extent to which the government develops measures that strengthen rather than threaten their broad 2019 electoral coalition. Are these goals mutually exclusive, and if not, what should be the priority?

PANEL:

- Tim Lord - Senior Fellow, Net Zero, TBI - CHAIR
- Rachel Wolf - Founding Partner at Public First
- Sir Simon Fraser - Co-Founder of Flint Global, Former Head of the UK Foreign Office and Diplomatic Service
- Mike Thompson - Chief Economist and Director of Analysis, Committee on Climate Change