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finishing off the paris climate change agreement, where they will look at things like, 0k, how do you actually deliver the next phase of carbon reduction pledges? how do you factor in the international trade in carbon permits as a way of helping countries getting their carbon emissions down? also, how do you start gos auto financing, so you can send funds from the rich world to the less rich world to help those less wealthy countries manage the transition. actually, the outputs from cop are not necessarily the outputs that the headlines that you might actually think would be the outcomes. to guard against the fact it might be a little bit dull, were not very effective, the uk, to staging a leaders summit at the beginning, that will have a lot of side agreements alongside the technical, official cop stuff. things like forestry and the funding for coal plants around the world. so
there is absolutely no doubt about it, we have to fix this thing. i also think it s the way people want to go. the big change in all this is, it s not what governments think any more, it s not what the corporations think, it s what their punters think. and the people watching, they want to change, and they want us to grip this thing. and on the subject of change, we re all thinking about our own carbon footprint. what is, what is the, what is thejohnson household doing. yeah, i know! 0bviously, i ve totally abolished commuting since i live above my place of work. but what i used to do is, i used to cycle absolutely everywhere. what about beef, for example? look, i, i, ithink that. i ve got to probably stop eating a lot of everything, a lot less, i ve got to stop, i ve got to start eating a lot less of all kinds of things.
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clapped out, more polluting coal fired power stations, and then, gas, afterfour years it will start to taper off and they will rely on other technologies. there are still much coal fired power in power, so much coal fired power in power, so much carbon being omitted. you know, there is a lot to be done, especially in storage. if they can get enough of the renewable energy onto stream and into the mix of the power that this enormous country is using right now. thank you, stephen mcdonald in beijing. decisions made at cop26 in scotland will affect countries that may lack the infrastructure to make the transition to green energy. that means they could struggle to commit to key targets to reduce carbon emissions. nigeria is africa s biggest oil producer and its economy is almost entirely reliant on fossil