as well as king charles. there will be about 200 veterans mostly from the us, britain, canada and france. this 80th anniversary is focusing minds on the need for unity in the face of new conflicts. 0ur europe editor katya adler reports. les america. the americans are back in town. and it s feeling like the 1940s. from all over europe, the young and a little less young, clad in world war two allied military uniforms, celebrating and commemorating soldiers who landed here on d day to liberate nazi occupied france. these men changed the course of history. 99 year old donald cobb s modesty is humbling. i don t feel like a hero. i mean, wejust did what we were told. i m happy that we were able to help. 80 years on, they are still huge heroes here. it is really a lot of emotion for me. brave french men and women played their part in d day too. katharine s father and brother were members of the resistance. this street, now named after them. translation: the allies i is needed detail
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justin rowlatt, bbc news. for more on this, i m joined by geoffrey supran. he s a professor of environmental science and policy at the university of miami, and an expert on the history of climate change disinformation and propaganda by fossil fuel interests. good to have you on today s programme. what do you make of anthony gutierrez antonio guterres s cole to try and stop the sector who are very powerful from advertising? thanks for having me. i think this is a landmark moment. the climate crisis, as your correspondent referred to, is no longer fundamentally scientific or technological.
The U.N. secretary-general called for a ban on advertising by the fossil fuels industry and called the PR companies aiding them " Mad Men fueling the madness."