Cop27: Who are the real climate leaders?

As world leaders began to gather at Cop27 yesterday, speeches began
on the main stage in Sharm el-Sheik. Presidents and prime ministers
spoke of the need to rapidly reduce carbon emissions and the
horrendous impacts of climate breakdown. But, if previous years are
anything to go by – these words may not turn into concrete actions.
Instead, indigenous and community groups are leading the charge on
saving the planet. Madeleine Finlay speaks to Nina Lakhani about
the need for climate justice, and hears from activist Nonhle
Mbuthuma about her fight to protect South Africa’s Wild Coast. Help
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