all over. — claimed dozens of lives, wildfires all over, the west of north america - we _ all over, the west of north america - we had _ all over, the west of north america - we had to — all over, the west of north america — we had to accept the fact that we are living _ — we had to accept the fact that we are living in — — we had to accept the fact that we are living in a changing climate. this story— are living in a changing climate. this story is about decarbonisation, the government's plans to get a third _ the government's plans to get a third of— the government's plans to get a third of our energy use from hydrogen, which produces no carbon when _ hydrogen, which produces no carbon when it's_ hydrogen, which produces no carbon when it's burned, but it's carbon footprint — when it's burned, but it's carbon footprint depends on how it's produced. nobody wants their bills to go— produced. nobody wants their bills to go up. _ produced. nobody wants their bills to go up, but i think we have to do it we _ to go up, but i think we have to do it we can— to go up, but i think we have to do it we canto— to go up, but i think we have to do it we can to use less energy and when _ it we can to use less energy and when we — it we can to use less energy and when we do use it, it needs to be as green _ when we do use it, it needs to be as green as— when we do use it, it needs to be as green as possible. i know you wanted to end _ green as possible. i know you wanted to end on _ green as possible. i know you wanted to end on something cheery, clive, but i _ to end on something cheery, clive, but i don't — to end on something cheery, clive, but i don't think this is it. laughter. no. let's end it there, jenny and michael, good to see you both again, thanks forjoining us for a look at all the news that's fit to print in the papers. that's it, goodbye for now.