Episode 37: COP30 and Uganda - Freshwater Resources and Climate Change

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Previously titled “Episode 37: COP30, Water and Climate Change” — renamed by the publisher on Aug 10, 2026

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The future of the world's freshwater resources in an unpredictably changing climate is a vital issue. Vanessa Thompson, Communication and development advisor for Join For Water, Africa, joins us to outline what we might expect from COP30. She also describes the work Join For Water is currently doing in Uganda, and why it matters. You can find out more about the work of Join For Water here: https://joinforwater.ngo/en/about/uganda/ And all the latest info from COP30 is here: https://unfccc.int/cop30 Thanks for listening and see you soon.

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