could look to go up, too. so this could then feed through to higher costs for employers, higher prices for consumers, higher prices for all of us. so it s a difficult circle to square, but the details will probably come on wednesday in the budget. probably come on wednesday in the budaet. . , ., budget. damian grammaticas, our olitical budget. damian grammaticas, our political correspondent budget. damian grammaticas, our political correspondent in - political correspondent in westminster, thank you very much. downing street has released a recording of the prime minister taking questions from schoolchildren on climate change this morning, and he told them of his concerns about the forthcoming cop 26 climate change summit. it s going to be very, very tough, this summit, and i m very worried because it might go wrong. and we might not get the agreements that we need, and it s touch and go. it s very, very difficult, but i think it can be done. and i think if we look at what the uk has
despite the pandemic. a report by the world meterological organisation shows that concentrations of co2, methane and nitrous oxide rose by more than the average rate over the last decade. the report s authors say this will drive temperatures above the limits set out in the paris climate agreement. let s get more from our environment correspondent matt mcgrath. matt, the report says the world is way off track for capping rising temperatures? indeed, it is. as you heard, the prime minister is pointing out he is concerned about the failure of cop26. scientists from the world meterological organisation say the physical facts of climate change are not getting any easier, are not helping him out in that respect. they put a report today that says, as you pointed out, concentrations of c02 as you pointed out, concentrations of co2 and other warming gases rose