thank you forjoining us. let me first of all ask you about worries about crop failures and some of the mental stress that puts on farmers, can you talk to us a bit about that? well, yes, the thing about the industry is farmers are actually at the mercy of so many different things that are completely out of their control, the weather being one of them. so the race, we have seen wildfires spreading on the continent but actually come here, there is a major risk of fire, and fires can come from farm machinery as well thatis come from farm machinery as well that is being used all day and night at harvesting time. so they can also spread to crops and buildings. actually, there are 400 fires involving machinery and so far this year, that is two per day. the problem with that is that it costs
people we have a long way to go to convince people that we have a long way to go to convince people that there is a problem and greenhouse gas emissions and i we dispose greenhouse gas emissions and i we dispose of greenhouse gas emissions and i we dispose of our wa5te, greenhouse gas emissions and i we dispose of our waste, for example. let me dispose of our waste, for example. let me bring you and on this, we talk about climate change and the impact it has on the developing world, do you think there s an attitude of politicians, particularly in europe when it is blinkered and potential consequences of climate displacement. lik. blinkered and potential consequences of climate displacement. of climate displacement. uk, they cut their development of climate displacement. uk, theyl cut their development programmes of climate displacement. uk, they - cut their development programmes and in this weather event, it is crop failures, hunger, famine, and the urgent need for respons
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