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Climate Cast ®
Paul Huttner and Ngoc Bui

St. John's student reflects on experience at COP28

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Finn Dolezal, a sophomore at Saint John's University, was among a group of students who attended COP28 under observer status.
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The United Nations 28th global climate conference, also known as COP28, just wrapped up in Dubai.

And this year a group of 20 students from the College of St. Benedict and St. John’s University got to observe the heated discussions about climate change and fossil fuels.

Finn Dolezal was a part of that group. He’s a sophomore majoring in economics and minoring in math at St. John's. He shared more about his time at COP28.

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