thousands of scientists from around the world have endorsed a study based on a0 years of research that says the planet is facing a global climate emergency. the group of around 11,000 scientists says governments are failing to address the crisis, and without deep and lasting changes, there will be untold human suffering. gareth barlow has the story. wildfires in the united states, floods in somalia, droughts in the andes, typhoons in asia. symptoms and signs of a changing climate, i climate emergency, according to 11,000 scientists. they have backed a report based on a0 years of data which says humans are facing untold suffering, amid a climate emergency, caused by issues such as booming populations, a rise in air travel, and three numbers falling as forests are felled. our planet is in crisis. you know it, we know it. claim changes are key social and political issue, and the report s authors say governments, businesses and the public must do more to tackle the causes of clim
as a key witness in the impeachment inquiry says ukraine was told to investigate his democratic rival joe biden to get us military aid. cheering and applause. and a heroes‘ welcome for the springboks in south africa after winning the rugby world cup in style. voiceover: live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it s newsday. good morning. it s 9am in singapore, one in the morning in london and 8pm in washington, dc, where a climate study endorsed by 11,000 scientists warns that there will be untold human suffering without deep and lasting changes. the report by researchers in the us, australia and south africa draws on a0 years of data. well, it declares the world is in the midst of an accelerating climate emergency . the study says there are profoundly troubling signs of human impact on the climate, including sustained rises in population, increased air travel and a global loss of tree cover. 0ur environment editor david shukman told us mo
thousands of scientists from around the world have endorsed a study based on a0 years of research that says the planet is facing a global climate emergency. the group of around 11,000 scientists says governments are failing to address the crisis, and without deep and lasting changes, there will be untold human suffering. gareth barlow has the story. wildfires in the united states, floods in somalia, droughts in the andes, typhoons in asia. symptoms and signs of a changing climate, a climate emergency, according to 11,000 scientists. they have backed a report based on a0 years of data which says humans are facing untold suffering, amid a climate emergency caused by issues such as booming populations, a rise in air travel, and tree numbers falling as forests are felled. 0ur planet is in crisis. you know it, we know it. climate change is a key social and political issue, and the report s authors say governments, businesses and the public must do more to tackle the causes of clim
new hampshire a year ahead of the presidential poll. thousands of scientists from around the world have endorsed a study, based on a0 years of research, that says the planet is facing a global climate emergency. the group of around 11,000 scientists says governments are failing to address the crisis, and without deep and lasting changes, there will be untold human suffering. gareth barlow has the story. wildfires in the united states, floods in somalia, droughts in the andes, typhoons in asia. symptoms and signs of a changing climate, a climate emergency, according to 11,000 scientists. they have backed a report based on a0 years of data which says humans are facing untold suffering, amid a climate emergency caused by issues such as booming populations, a rise in air travel, and tree numbers falling as forests are felled. 0ur planet is in crisis. you know it, we know it. climate change is a key social and political issue, and the report s authors say governments, businesses
a larger western military presence in the waters along their coastline. and reaching for the moon india hopes to be the first to land on the lunar south pole. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news it s newsday. welcome to the programme. it s 8am in singapore, 1am in london and 8:00 in the morning in hong kong, where the authorities have defended the police, after groups of pro democracy protesters were attacked by gangs of masked men at a train station. forty five people were injured in the incident, which happened after a rally in the centre of the city. opposition politicians have accused police of being suspiciously slow to arrive at the scene. you may find some of the pictures in stephen mcdonell‘s report upsetting. gangs were waiting when pro democracy activists arrived. their attack was brutal. using home made weapons, they set upon individual protesters. one of those at the train station was this man. 0h, oh, sorry! rico, it s your