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An interview with Patricio Lombardi at COP27

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By Patricio Lombardi, illuminem

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Illuminem Voices
Nature · Biodiversity · Climate Change · Environmental Sustainability · ESG

At the end of COP27, illuminem spoke with Patricio Lombardi, the first Secretary of Climate Change in the Americas, to get his thoughts and key insights from the outcomes of the conference.

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Patricio Lombardi is the Executive Director of the Environmental Markets Fairness Foundation, a strategic alliance forged between regions, governments and civil organizations from the Global South. Patricio was the first ever appointed climate minister in the Americas, as Secretary of Climate Change of Argentina.

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