30. the figures just aren t there? these are extraordinary numbers. i agree with you, it doesn t look like those funds are there. but they need to be, and we know that many fossil fuel companies are making extraordinary profits around the world right now, so there has to be an adjustment around that to ensure that we protect the safety of all of our children are quite i know you have a teenage have a teenage son. crosstalk i mean, have a teenage son. crosstalk i mean. they ve have a teenage son. crosstalk i mean, they ve given have a teenage son. crosstalk i mean, they ve given up - have a teenage son. crosstalk i mean, they ve given up on - have a teenage son. crosstalkl i mean, they ve given up on cop, have a teenage son. crosstalk - i mean, they ve given up on cop, and they think it s too late. do you think that s something that the organisers of cop need to take on board, that the publicjust don t believe it now? i board, that the public “ust don t believe it nomh believe it
not met that 100 billion us dollars action to re establish ambition, they had pledged to finance to and action to rebuild trust, especially between north and south. developing countries, so kleber the science is clear needs to be some action on that and any hope of limiting temperature all i will be on the issue of rise to 1.5 degrees means achieving climate finance here in egypt. find global net zero emissions by 2050. climate finance here in egypt. and it is why people climate finance here in egypt. and it is why people like greta but that 1.5 degree thundberg are pretty sceptical and goal is on life support scathing about the whole cop process and the machines are rattling. and why she hasn t even come to this one, she doesn t think it is any we are getting dangerously close much more than a talking shop, but to the point of no return. on the other hand, i suppose it is and to avoid that dire fate, all the world has in terms of a all g20 countries must globalforum for accelerat
only about 2k beyond what they had promised and only about 2a or 25 have done that. it is the same with many of the other promise, particularly on money, the hundred billion, that has not been delivered and it will be possibly next year before that happens. there is a lot of i suppose sarcastic views on the promises people have made. but the egypt government are keen to get some new stuff from the governments that come here and they will be pushing to get some new commitments. the criticism is alwa s of some new commitments. the criticism is always of the some new commitments. the criticism is always of the cop some new commitments. the criticism is always of the cop process some new commitments. the criticism is always of the cop process is - some new commitments. the criticism is always of the cop process is it - is always of the cop process is it is always of the cop process is it is just a talking shop and doesn t achieve very much? isjust a talking shop and doesn t achieve v
yeah, there are criticisms of the cop process and it is very bureaucratic and you have thousands of people travelling into different places. but it is also the only high level negotiation we have on climate and it is unique to get politicians, academics, activists, the media, the spotlight, all in one place, tackling climate change. as one person said to me, we are here to mark the world s homework. that is what cop does. the headlines on bbc news: union leaders say nurses are likely to take their first ever national strike action before christmas. a senior government minister has denied that rishi sunak knew details of bullying allegations against sir gavin williamson before he gave him a job. in a keynote speech to party members the lib dem leader sir ed davey
they can actually get some quick wins from the world leaders and at the start of the process, rather than waiting to see what they end up with at the end. apologies that this is so complicated. but as i have been learning over the last couple of days, this whole cop process is very, very nuanced. isuppose of days, this whole cop process is very, very nuanced. i suppose the danger for the very, very nuanced. i suppose the dangerfor the uk politically is that they are the hosts. it is in the uk. the uk s name is all over this. but actually, cop works on the consensus of the countries that are here. the uk is hosting the event and providing the arena. they are making sure the lights are on and there was an of sandwiches for everyone. but they are not totally in control of what happens. briefly, adam, as hosts, in control of what happens. briefly, adam, as hosts, do in control of what happens. briefly, adam, as hosts, do you in control of what happens. briefly, adam, as hosts, do you