Emily Kwong

So back to this conference.

Did Andres and everyone get to announce what they wanted to say at COP given the fire?

I'm guessing you will be there in Santa Marta in April to cover it.

You know it.

Julia, thank you so much for coming on Shortwave.

Thank you, Emily.

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