Jytte Guteland interview: For the children and the bees
28 Oct Agriculture & Food

Jytte Guteland interview: For the children and the bees

As rapporteur of the European Climate Law, Jytte Guteland is keenly aware of the climate struggles facing our planet. She tells Lorna Hutchinson of her determination to build a more sustainable future.
by Lorna Hutchinson
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