Konstantin Kisin

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absolutely because when you see a tweet you go all right that can it's only a tweet and that can be a small part of the truth but it's not going to be the whole right exactly so yeah but the last bit of this interview is just francis making points and lucy going yeah exactly that was the last four questions i don't deny that at all uh lucy's been great having you on uh we're gonna go to uh

Questions from our supporters in a second.

Before we do though, what is the one thing that we're not talking about that we really should be?

Oh, you know, by the way, I was going to ask you one question that I forgot and I want to ask you.

When you were in the kind of climate movement, did you ever get confronted with the idea of nuclear energy and the fact that it's actually incredibly carbon neutral?

So... All right, head on over to triggerpod.co.uk, where Lucy's going to answer your questions.

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