The Daily Climate Show: North Sea drilling is 'unrealistic strategy' for bringing down energy prices

Monday 24 January 2022 21:15, UK

Daily Climate Show

On today’s show, Alok Sharma tells Paste BN that drilling in the North Sea is not the answer to the energy crisis. Plus, we have the latest from California where wildfires have forced hundreds of people out of their homes.

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