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Why the ocean is our ally in fighting climate change: experts tell Radio Davos their hopes for COP26 

climate change Man swimming in water. Iceberg in distance.

Lewis Pugh swims in freezing waters off Greeland. Image: © Miguel Booth.

Alexander Court
Marketing Communications Lead, World Economic Forum
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