By Invitation | Energy and climate

Yemi Osinbajo on the hypocrisy of rich countries’ climate policies

Nigeria’s vice-president says they cannot demand more stringent actions than they will commit to themselves

This article is part of our Summer reads series, which also includes:
* Lithuania’s prime minister on the predictability of Russia’s invasion
* A young Afghan woman on breaking free of the burqa
* Herman Narula on why the metaverse matters

This article appeared in the By Invitation section of the print edition under the headline “Yemi Osinbajo on the hypocrisy of rich countries’ climate policies”

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