Hello and welcome to a world to win, a podcast from Tribune magazine. I'm Grace Blakely

bringing you your weekly dose of socialist news, theory and action from around the world.

This week I speak to Thearia Frankus, Associate Professor of Political Science at Providence

College and author of Resource Radicals from Petro Nationalism to Post Extractivism in

Ecuador. We discuss the findings of the IPCC's new report, whether it's possible to imagine

a green transition within capitalist social relations, and how the left can charter path

to decarbonisation that doesn't compromise the earth's other natural systems or communities.

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track Heavyweight Champion of the world as our intro and outro music. Now here is Thearia

Frankus and how the left should respond to the findings of the IPCC's new report on climate

breakdown. Hello, Thearia Frankus and thank you so much for joining me on this episode

of a world to win. How are you today? I'm doing okay. All things considered. Good. Yeah,

considering the news we've had this week, which I wanted to discuss with you today, because

we've just seen, as you will know, the IPCC's new report showing a lot of things, but basically

kind of giving us unequivocal evidence. This is some of the strongest language they've

used yet, suggesting that A, greenhouse gas emissions are contributing to climate breakdown

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