Now on bbc news, its hardtalk. Hello, and welcome to hardtalk. Im shaun ley. Time is running out. If we dont act fast and radically, it will become too late to limit the effects of Global Warming. Its a sort of thing you hear from campaigners trying to wake up the world. Tim flannery isnt like that. The australian scientist is an optimist and absolutely convinced, he says, that we can shift from a carbon emitting to a carbon absorbing economy. Hope for mankind or just so much hot air . Tim flannery, welcome to hardtalk. Weve seen this year, certainly in europe, some of the most extraordinary temperatures and weather events that weve experienced. In some parts of western europe, a second heatwave in only a matter of a month. Belgium and the netherlands and germany recording their highest ever temperatures. Globally, the Un World Meteorological Organisation says the last four years have been the hottest known to man and yet antonio gutteres, the un secretary general says the paradox is t
Has your attitude changed 7 yes, it has. I watch the science and i see things now on bbc news its hardtalk. Get worse and worse and i see the predictions coming true and time running out so for me, hello, and welcome to hardtalk. Every year itjust gets tougher. Im shaun ley. Time is running out. If we dont act fast when you say time starts to run and radically, it will out, what do you mean, become too late to limit can you quantify that . The effects of Global Warming. Its a sort of thing sure, look, i chaired you hear from campaigners trying to wake up the world. The Copenhagen Climate Council back in 2009 when we were hoping tim flannery isnt like that. For a global agreement. That was just about the last time the australian scientist is an optimist we could have achieved a good and absolutely convinced, he says, that we can shift from a outcome just by cutting emissions. Carbon emitting to a carbon absorbing economy. 00 01 31,360 2147483051 37 30,396 hope for mankind or 2147483051
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