Jasper Tulling, a strategic advisor at the Climate Litigation Network, and Noah Walker Crawford, a research fellow focused on climate change at the London School of Economics, delve into a significant Dutch court ruling about Shell's emissions. They discuss how the decision affirmed Shell's legal obligation to reduce global emissions, despite media portrayals of a win. The conversation highlights the complexities of corporate accountability and critiques reliance on unproven climate technologies, advocating for immediate action over future solutions.

Panelists Ben Kilbey and Allister Thomas, along with Dr. Noah Walker Crawford from the Grantham Institute, discuss the impact of political changes on renewable energy and oil sectors, the role of attribution science in climate litigation, and the need for a coherent industrial strategy in the UK. They also highlight community concerns about energy transitions and the upcoming UK general election.