Hello and welcome to outrage Dickinson. This week we discuss the fact that environmental

justice means that Black Lives Matter.

Plus we speak for the executive director of the UN Environment

Program, Ingh Anderson, and we have a special appearance

from Jane Goodall.

Thanks for being here. So world environment. Okay, Tom. All right. I don't know. How do we start without

Christina? She's away. I feel we're How do we start with because it's impossible?

We've got it. It's kind of, we've totally gone off

and he was talking at the same time

and it's just like, there's no order.

It demonstrates that really, you know,

whether she's speaking or not, she's just sort of controlling us.

It's true and that we want to be controlled and that we're better when we were controlled.

That organizing spirit I find in lightning and reassuring and I'm quite on edge and

nervous with you now Tom in a nice and reassuring and I'm quite on edge and nervous with you now

Tom in a nice and friendly and support.

And this is a three week holiday.

She's not going back for a bit.

Three weeks!

Well, we're gonna, we're gonna, we have a, she is an occasion that we can rise to.

So let's try and, let's try and put our grumpy disorganization to one side and reflect on the best of what she has taught us.

Good point.

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