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now on bbc news bill gates talks to the bbc sjustin rowlatt about his views on the environment, the future of the planet, and how businesses and consumers can help slow global warming. well, the pandemic will come to an end because these amazing these amazing vaccines were invented in a year. and now we re trying to scale them up and adapt them to the variants. but, compared to climate change, that s very, very easy. sadly, climate change will cause far more deaths, over five times as many per year by the end of the century. but it requires innovation across the entire physical economy, changing steel plants, cement plants, electricity transport. so if we achieve getting to zero, it ll be the most amazing thing humanity has ever done. hold on, the most thing humanity has ever done? if you look in the history of the physical economy, we ve never made a transition like we re talking about doing in the next 30 years. there is no precedent for this, so if we don t do something
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and gossiping about president trump. the other main stories at 11: facing impeachment proceedings back home, the panel investigating president trump says evidence against him is overwhelming . carbon dioxide emissions have risen slightly this year, despite a drop in the use of coal. and coming up, a wildlife success story the uk s population of atlantic grey seals hits 120,000, from just a few hundred last century. good morning and welcome to hertfordshire where the 29 leaders of the nato alliance are meeting at this luxury hotel, set amid 300 acres of grounds and well away from any protestors. it s the 70th anniversary of the alliance founded after the second world war, but there are more recriminations than birthday celebrations with bitter arguments over how much member states spend on defence, over turkey s intervention in syria and over the french president s remarks that nato has become braindead . donald trump has said that claim is disrespectful and insulting.