transition a reality and we have to do it really quickly. do it really quickly. how much is ridin: on do it really quickly. how much is riding on cop27 do it really quickly. how much is riding on cop27 then? do it really quickly. how much is riding on com then? a - do it really quickly. how much is riding on cop27 then? a huge i do it really quickly. how much is - riding on cop27 then? a huge amount. we had these riding on cop27 then? a huge amount. we had these meetings riding on cop27 then? a huge amount. we had these meetings before - riding on cop27 then? a huge amount. we had these meetings before and i we had these meetings before and there is always a cynic and people saying it sjust there is always a cynic and people saying it s just a talking shop, but this is the world leaders coming together. with business leaders, sectors of societies and communities actually trying to drive change. we know we have to get carbon dioxide levels down and we know we need to get it bel
from the energy transition commission. its new report reveals that to have even a 50% chance of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees celsuis, cop27 must trigger more action by governments. it also finds that the cost of phasing out coal, ending deforestation, and reducing carbon dioxide levels could hit $300 billion per year. that s a huge amount of money and needs to be found. joining me now is faustine delasalle, vice chair of the energy transitions commission. you publish this report today, cop27 starts you publish this report today, c0 p27 starts on you publish this report today, cop27 starts on sunday in egypt. is it yet another stark warning for governments to take on s absolutely. on s absolutely. there has been rouress on s absolutely. there has been progress in on s absolutely. there has been progress in the on s absolutely. there has been progress in the past on s absolutely. there has been progress in the past few - on s absolutely. there has been progress in the pa
ozone layer over the antarctic. i do believe in gaia. and it will defend itself against all dangers. including man. man willalways dangers. including man. man will always win against nature. lovelock s idea that the earth is a kind of single living organism made him a hero to the early green movement of the 19605 early green movement of the 1960s and 70s. it early green movement of the 1960s and 70s. early green movement of the 1960s and 70s. it was bound to be taken up 1960s and 70s. it was bound to be taken up as 1960s and 70s. it was bound to be taken up as a 1960s and 70s. it was bound to be taken up as a kind 1960s and 70s. it was bound to be taken up as a kind of - be taken up as a kind of something almost spiritual for the green edge to hang onto. growth we want the damaged forest in particular was undermining the earth s capacity to regulate itself as carbon dioxide levels rise but his support for nuclear power to combat minor changes upset many of his own followers. t