Why is it even allowed for fossil fuel companies to be represented there? They don't have this representation in the IPCC nor the UNFCCC
2 months ago | 67
I was there yesterday, too! Too bad I didn't see you. Absolutely brilliant play. I can't believe they effectively made 8 years of discussions about words into an absolutely thrilling 2.5h piece of art.
2 months ago | 4
It's like giving the creators of biological warfare a seat in the WHO (not the band).
2 months ago | 49
I, for one, think Haiti couldn't have asked for a better COP3 delegate
2 months ago | 4
I'm sorry in advance, but IT'S KYOTO JAPAN, KYOTO JAPAN, KYOTO JAPAN, IT'S FINALLY KYOTO. KYOTO AT ALL COSTS. - Kurt Rayloff
2 months ago | 19
I’m planning on seeing that next month! Glad to hear you recommend
2 months ago | 1
I'm seeing this on the 24th with a front row seat! Thanks to u25 10 pound tickets I can see this play :)
2 months ago | 0
Merely a theatre play for everyone to persuade themselves into doing something for the world
2 months ago | 2
Amazing. Now tell us about the trip you took on a wind sail ship to get to Japan.
2 months ago | 1
Big oil - and the tough mofos who work to provide it - keeps you alive... without it youd be a feudal peasant - a little respect is due
2 months ago | 0
Simon Clark
I went to see Kyoto at the Soho place - about the groundbreaking Kyoto climate agreement and the lawyer hired by big oil to derail proceedings - and it was fantastic. Simultaneously infuriating and inspiring, it brings UN climate negotiations to life and highlights the genuine heroism of some of the negotiators.
Everyone in the audience was given a lanyard, and some audience members were even sat at the negotiating table.
Some people seem to think the play has a too-happy ending but I disagree, I think it's very clearly a bittersweet conclusion that I feel is appropriate. I got a huge kick out of the details from both the climate side and the UN side.
Would highly recommend, go see this if you can!
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