him why despite decades of agonisingly slow poke atomic processes are still optimistic. it is not na ve optimism and we are not on track and this is a task of transforming the global economy so let s not equate optimism with na vet and it is a choice. what is the alternativemight be a stubborn pessimist and give up? as i say, we have to fight for every fraction of a degree because of refraction of a degree lower is less human suffering and less economic damage and ultimately i believe that we are an innovative species and we will find the solutions and we are finding them and i look for evidence of things changing. we all know how the cost of renewable power has plummeted and is now cheaper than fossil power in almost every part of the world but we also know from history that industrial transformation have the shape, they take a long time to happen then they go very fast electric vehicles are another example. it is game over for the combustion engine in the next 5-10 the combustion eng
role leaders are at tackling climate change. role leaders are at tackling climate chance. , u. role leaders are at tackling climate chance. , , change. they call you the stubborn o timist. change. they call you the stubborn optimist- every change. they call you the stubborn optimist. every report change. they call you the stubborn optimist. every report that - change. they call you the stubborn optimist. every report that i - change. they call you the stubborn optimist. every report that i see in| optimist. every report that i see in the run up to cop26 has been about the run up to cop26 has been about the lack of progress we are making. why do you still retain the optimism. every fraction of a degree lower is less economic damage. we are an innovative species and we are finding the solutions and i look for evidence of things changing. we all know how the cost of renewable power
this weather front straddling england and wales bringing thicker cloud, patchy light rain in the midlands and northern and eastern england. sunshine will come through at times, which might lead to the odd heavy shower in england and wales. the high teens in celsius in scotland and northern ireland, a degree lower in england and wales because we have more cloud. this evening, could hold onto a few showers for a while but these will fizzle out overnight, a bit of cloud and plenty of clear spells. the winds remain light, temperature 7 8 in scotland, higher in northern ireland and england and wales. starting the week similar to today, variable cloud and sunny spells, the temperatures rise in the afternoon. could be some heavy showers across parts of wales, the midlands, northern and eastern england towards east anglia. many places stay dry. temperatures might be a degree up, 23 across the south,
which might lead to the odd heavy shower in england and wales. the high teens in celsius in scotland and northern ireland, a degree lower in england and wales because we have more cloud. this evening, could hold onto a few showers for a while but these will fizzle out overnight, a bit of cloud and plenty of clear spells. the winds remain light, temperature 7 8 in scotland, higher in northern ireland and england and wales. starting the week similar to today, variable cloud and sunny spells, the temperatures rise in the afternoon. could be some heavy showers across parts of wales, the midlands, northern and eastern england towards east anglia. many places stay dry. temperatures might be a degree up, 23 across the south, 20 in the central belt of scotland. into tuesday, high pressure
celsius in scotland and northern ireland, a degree lower in england and wales because we have more cloud. this evening, could hold onto a few showers for a while but these will fizzle out overnight, a bit of cloud and plenty of clear spells. the winds remain light, temperature 7 8 in scotland, hire in northern ireland and england and wales. starting the week similar to today, variable cloud and sunny spells, the temperatures rise in the afternoon. could be some heavy showers across parts of wales, the midlands, northern and eastern england towards east anglia. many places stay dry. temperatures might be a degree up, 23 across the south, 20 in the central belt of scotland. into tuesday, high pressure continues to hold on in southern and eastern