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here today, prime minister. vj i1: question today is about here today, prime minister. m1 question today is about climate change, however. question today is about climate change, however. how big a risk do ou change, however. how big a risk do you see change, however. how big a risk do you see climate change, however. how big a risk do you see climate change - change, however. how big a risk do you see climate change is - change, however. how big a risk do you see climate change is to| do you see climate change is to barbados do you see climate change is to barbados and the region and how do you barbados and the region and how do you see your policies and plans do you see your policies and plans positively affecting us in the plans positively affecting us in the next 5 10 years or so? it in the next 5 10 years or so? it is in the next 5 10 years or so? it is huge in the next 5 10 years or so? it is huge. let s not delude ourselves. we see and feel it all the time. and i