feel the frustration. i think that this particular trip from delegates for developing countries, from small island states would travel choose distances, often totally outnumbered by delegates from developed, vets, western countries, and that was particularly pronounced at this cop, given covid, given vaccine in equity, so i think a lot of those delegates are on the heels of being exhausted already, and came into the space and had to work overtime. and it is existential for them. work overtime. and it is existential forthem. she work overtime. and it is existential for them. she talked about a brother s house, on the water coming up brother s house, on the water coming up through the floor. it brother s house, on the water coming up through the floor. up through the floor. it truly is a matter of life up through the floor. it truly is a matter of life and up through the floor. it truly is a matter of life and death - up through the floor. it truly is a matter of life and
alok sharma, this reflects where we are in the space at this time. it is comprehensive, he says, it is balanced, and it reflects the urgency of the month. but it eventually produced are oncology team there is a their success or failure. there will be some who say it falls well short of what was expected given the warning that we have seen, the extreme weather events we have seen over the last year, as alok sharma said. the target of keeping the 1.5 degrees rise in global temperatures alive is on life support, and a deposit is very weak, he said. but he thinks that any of these documents are great in the last hour, a process has been started and we must hope that before the next cop, in egypt, there will be tangible progress towards what has been a great over the course of the last two weeks. i want to bring in klara winkler, from the federation of young grains. first, i want to mention a tweet by greta thundberg, she has been watching, clearly, and she says, a brief summary o