This is an audio recording of LSESU Debate Society's second public debate of the year, on the motion 'This House Believes That major polluters should open their borders to environmental refugees'.  The debate took place on 7 December 2015. 

The effects of climate change around the world are becoming increasingly apparent, whether it's through drought or famine, natural disasters or rising sea levels. The effects are being felt by the most vulnerable people around the world- but how should States respond, and who should bear responsibility?

LSE Debate Society presents a fascinating debate on the motion 'This House Believes That major polluters should open their borders to environmental refugees'. Join us for a discussion on two of the most contentious modern political issues; climate change and refugees. 

The debate will is in the British Parliamentary format. For more information about this, and about the society in general, please see our website: http://lsedebating.blogspot.co.uk/p/training.html 

Speakers:
Opening Government- Daniel Bramble and Claudia Hyde
Opening Opposition- Zohaib Ahmed and Daniel Shears
Closing Government- Sarah Tay and Jamie Capp
Closing Opposition- Ben MacVicar and Seah Ying Ying

Public Debate: THBT major polluters should open their borders to environmental refugees

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