the cop26 climate conference. let s hearfrom craig cohon i hope you willjoin me some time along the route, you are absolutely welcome to join me. i have been a polluting, privileged white, male businessman. and i put a lot of co2 into the world. and i have decided to remove all of that from 1963, put forward carbon credits to get that carbon down. we have 2 trillion tonnes of carbon that we put up there. and boomers need to be part of the solution, because i am not going to leave this planet to my kids and grandkids, worse off than when i came into it. i think it took you two years work out your carbon footprint. how on earth did you do it? i think it took you two months to work out your carbon footprint. how on earth did you do it? i interviewed my parents, who are 85 and 84, now converts to the carbon removal mission,
the former executive begins a 4,000 kilometre walk from london to istanbul today to campaign for carbon removal. he s due to arrive in istanbul in earlyjune, just before his 60th birthday. the project comes after he became the first private citizen to undertake a personal lifetime carbon audit following the cop26 climate conference. craig cohon joins us now to tell us more about his mission. very good morning to you. we are very grateful you are joining us before you embark on this epic journey. tell us a little bit more about what triggered the decision. first of all, i hope you willjoin me sometime along the route, you are absolutely welcome to join me. i have been a polluting, privileged white, male businessman. and i put a lot of c02 into the world. and i