Chair / West Gabgachi / Development / Paris / Copenhagen / London / /
Company
LET THEM EAT COAL / Aldersgate Group / IKEA Group / /
Continent
Africa / Africa; Africa / /
Country
Germany / Italy / Kiribati / Bangladesh / Cambodia / Sri Lanka / Gambia / Indonesia / France / Japan / United States / Vanuatu / Canada / Tuvalu / Chad / United Kingdom / China / Ghana / Sierra Leone / /
energy mixes / less food / food shortages / energy generation / renewable energy / finance / food production systems / public finance / surplus food / food price rises / clean energy / food / energy / renewable energy targets / climate finance / food security / food security plan / coal-free electricity grids / food supplies / food insecurity / /
NaturalFeature
Tropical oceans / /
Organization
University College London / OXFAM / International Centre for Climate Change / International Trade Union Confederation / United Nations / Niger Laos / G7 / Eton Secondary School in Vanuatu / European Union / Alliance of Small Island Developing States / /
Person
Sharon Burrow / Saleemul Huq / Olivier De Schutter / Steve Howard / Nick Molho / Grace Kalengor / Angela Merkel / Annie Bungeroth / Tom Pietrasik / Track / Oxfam / Ella Dickinson / /
Position
driver / AD-RICE2012 model / Professor of International Energy and Climate Change Policy / Executive Director / Climate Chancellor / Chancellor / Chief Sustainability Officer / teacher / CEO / Director / Climate Action Network / Director / Wael Hmaidan International Director / General Secretary / /
ProgrammingLanguage
C / /
Region
South Asia / Northern Bangladesh / Central Africa / Central Africa; South Asia / /
Let Them Eat Coal: Why the G7 must stop burning coal to tackle climate change and fight hunger