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And this is specifically put forward or highlighted in one of the chapters of the book by Adam Hanea,

sending a key message to the global climate justice movement, saying, you need to take

the Middle East seriously, specifically the Gulf countries in your strategies

and tactics around phasing out fossil fuels and addressing the climate crisis.

You're listening to Green Dreamer, and I'm your host, Kamea Chain.

Today we are speaking with Hamza Hamushen, a London-based Algerian research activist, commentator,

and a founding member of Algeria Solidarity Campaign and Environmental Justice North Africa.

He previously worked for War on Want, Global Justice Now, and Platform London,

on issues of extractivism, resources, land and food sovereignty,

as well as climate, environmental, and trade justice.

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