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Nella settimana del vertice alle Nazioni Unite sul Climate Change, due nazioni hanno sul tema un atteggiamento apparentemente simile ma in realtà diverso: la Germania e l’Italia.
Ce lo spiega meglio “in pochi minuti”, Simone Spetia, giornalista e conduttore di Radio24.
Buon ascolto!
