Welcome to the LSE Events podcast by the London School of Economics and Political Science.
Get ready to hear from some of the most influential international figures in the social sciences.
So welcome to today's LSE discussion, the first event in this year's LSE festival.
So there's events all week right the way through to Saturday.
So feel free to come back to any of the others.
This is a series of events exploring what is being done, what we can do to save the planet.
So this is an event on the politics of climate change.
Welcome to...
All of you here in the hall and also to those who are online.
So there's an audience here and around the world.
What I'll do is to introduce my excellent panel.
Say a couple of words.
Make the point that you will have an opportunity to have your say,
make it short and sharp and the audience to respond.
Sorry, the panels to respond both ways.
So let me just introduce my panel.
So Michael Lerner is Assistant Professor of Political Science
and Public Policy in the Department of, let's say who I was, I didn't, did I?
I'm Tony Travers from the Department of Government and the School of Public Policy here at the LSE.
Sorry about that.