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How To Save Our Planet
Striving for climate action with independent Allegra Spender MP
Season 1, Ep. 53
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In this episode, Lottie is chatting with independent Allegra Spender. Allegra is part of the group dubbed the teal independents and strives for climate action and kindness within the community. She and Lottie discuss electric vehicles, climate action and how to positively impact your own community
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