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Does tax dodging limit climate finance?

Alasdair speaks to former politician and French magistrate Eva Joly about corporate corruption, tax evasion, and the climate crisis.
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Alasdair speaks to former politician and French investigating magistrate Eva Joly about corporate corruption, tax evasion, and how these issues relate to the climate crisis.

They reflect on her investigation into financial corruption at the French oil giant Elf Aquitaine, and her current campaign work with the International Commission for the Reform of International Corporate Taxation (ICRICT).

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