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Question time with Thomas Stocker

Swiss climate scientist Thomas Stocker tells swissinfo.ch journalist Gaby Ochsenbein why it’s so hard for the world’s nations to reach an agreement on reducing emissions. He also explains what his priorities would be as IPCC chair.

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Gaby Ochsenbein worked at Swiss Radio International and later at SWI swissinfo.ch from 1986 to 2018. She lives in Bern.

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