the uk is getting electric cars, for instance. we need clean technology for home heating, too. in the words of one leading scientist, we re not doomed, but if we want to avoid catastrophe, we have to drastically cut emissions now. roger harrabin, bbc news. the man in charge of the cop26 climate has welcomed the un climate report. alok sharma warned that many countries still weren t not doing enough to limit the effects of global warming on the planet. i think what we have seen from the intergovernmental panel on climate change today is a report which paints in very stark terms why this is going to be the decisive decade in terms of climate action being taken by all countries across the world. the good news is the door is still ajar and there is still time to act but the door is closing and i think there will come a point where it would be irreversible and that is
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