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Liberty, equality, fraternity. Where are the women . Well speak to two leading women environmentalists from both sides of the african continent, kenya and nigeria. But first, an update on progress on the paris accord. Well speak to the chief climate negotiator from nicaragua. To take in the world to three or four degrees and at the distraction that represents. Amy and we speak with one of in the United States james , hansen. He comes from the country thats historically the Worlds Largest Greenhouse Gas emitter. All that and more coming up. Welcome to democracy now , democracynow. Org, the war ...

Photo the image of over 100 World Leaders who gathered here in paris on the opening day of the u. N. Climate summit. Who is missing from the photo . Perhaps theres a clue in the French National motto, liberte, liberty, equality, fraternity. Where are the women . Well speak to two leading women environmentalists from both sides of the african continent, kenya and nigeria. But first, an update on progress on the paris accord. Well speak to the chief climate negotiator from nicaragua. To take in the world to three or four degrees and at the distraction that represents. Amy and we speak with one o...

World leaders who gathered here in paris on the opening day of the u. N. Climate summit. Who is missing from the photo . Perhaps theres a clue in the French National motto, liberte, liberty, equality, fraternity. Where are the women . Well speak to two leading women environmentalists from both sides of the african continent, kenya and nigeria. But first, an update on progress on the paris accord. Well speak to the chief climate negotiator from nicaragua. To take in the world to three or four degrees and at the distraction that represents. Amy and we speak with one of in the United States james...

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The United States no longer has the luxury to scold its partners in the region. Washington has never faced a hemisphere so politically disposed to resist U.S. pressure, or so fully enabled by an adversary’s money to do so.