the around the world more than 130000000 people us we of mine because no one should have to make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines or the message, the doctor there was a shot coming off today. the cop 20. it's tax agreed to create a loss and damage fund. it's meant to use the impact of natural disasters on vulnerable nations. what that means to solve the issue, we just fix per tells us to be covered by climate change. and the future of fossil fuels is a sold and it goes using table down the phase outcomes sooner. no facilities in india and fox con, supplication and blanket of small the

target is going to work into a dw news aisha. georgia could join us wildly. those have arrived for international kind of talks being held in due by cop 28th. we'll see more than a 131 meters guessing together to discuss policies to keep the planets from warming to much bottom. that is a potential push for use of mobile, new energy over fossil fuels, negotiations. odd expected to be tough. but there was a positive on thursday with the chair of top 28, announcing that agreement had been reached to create a loss and damage fund that could compensate mostly developing countries for the impact of climate related disasters. this is historic. the

fact that we are to be able to get the agenda voided and agreed on without any delay. as for those who have been involved in previous cops, this is dustin, i'm interested in. it is indeed unprecedented, given that the lawson damage fund was in principle, agreed to it just last year at the cop $27.00 in egypt, but un secretary general. antonio gutierrez was quick to remind those attending cup 28. how and their task was. we cannot say, but badly. glad that you have fired holes of fussing fools. we must look so that i said, just as simple presentation to renewables, the science has clears the one point. 5000000000 limits is only possible e. c. o, the monthly stop burning or forcing fluids,

something that the citizens of delhi and la harder can boil for test to both have some of the most polluted air in the world, making the emissions coupled with changing weather patterns. i'm making breathing a very hot task. deli, once again, tops the list as the world's most polluted city. on friday, the indian capital registered and air quality index of 484. meaning it's a health hazard to everyone. the moving coffee solution is too much and daily when i go out for morning walk, i have trouble breathing a little differently. so don't worry that's hosted. let me just say i'm, it's like someone is smoking when i bring it to smoke is being blown into my face if that, but it was good water boy looked up air quality in northern india were since every winter heavy cold air traps emissions from vehicles, factories construction dust and cooperating underway here in punjab province.

farmers continued the practice despite a court ordered ban. there's a no you know if we don't the, in this double hey we so we have to so to feed this country to sell in the market. so right. so have, well, the country get us we. the cup burning is also practiced across the border and pockets done toxic smoke no blankets. the eastern city of the horde. this week, the government cancelled several days of school and order businesses to shut early . but some say the measures are of reaction rather than a solution of some small, but the, the smart happens every year because this double is burned, the brick kilns, admit smoke. the government knows it and should make a plan. they do nothing but take salary with us, whether sets in this happens every year. they should act to stop smoke at the root cause. nothing will happen from stopping transport and closing down shops. and without a coordinated response, across se, millions will remain vulnerable to the toxic air.

and for his perspective, and this is climate conference i spoke to up the system, scientists cool most a good day. and there's been some agreement. we still have a long way to go. so south asia is getting hammered by climate change, especially essentially like buffy spun finalization at sea level park and spun with the wide spread floods. so how to deal with these vulnerabilities in the region? it's about agriculture. it's about energy, it's about transportation out and so on. so we are expecting that somehow the rich countries and about 20 it has the old, will continue to develop this mechanism better and help adapt the capacity in the vision and help the countries blue. they are really wanting to be with sharp gums and also predictions, more reliable model from going into a decade or longer and technology transfer and all these transfer. all of these things are going to be critical. there has been

a few forward steps just in terms of agreeing, in theory that this has to be done, which has been a problem because it implies that each country that implies a liability and they are worried about it. maybe it's for the reasons. but let me give you an example. so mid least, which is a desert, is warming really fast because with global warming that deserts news don't lose that heat at night, as can be the visas. so released is one of the the most fast. well, i mean, land regions that is causing wind changes and why don't you go to the at agency that is going, causing the massive floods to a fucking spun. so the question of loss and diamond is always about attribution. how do we show that we spend these are responsible for what's happening so that they can bump insight for the additional effects of global warming on that these aspects that happen in these regions. but now it's quite clear that these extreme events in terms of heat waves and floods and you know, related impacts on g, d, b,

and health and energy directly related to the warming that are related to the, the nose gases that are followed by that we spend please, since the end of send them some good investments, it's good that they have agreed, but now comes the hard time finding the funds to do it. you know, we've just made a report on air pollution in buckets done. and india, for example, and the air pollution here is amongst other things also linked to the hitler emissions for example. and i therefore wonder from you because making the emissions have been discussed at various cops i'm, it's, do you think any on the ground change has happened as a result of what, what discussion have happened on vacant emissions, for instance, in comp, summit sofa, as well as the push to he is going forward, but the problem for every country is not only just south asia, but all the countries in 3, you know, been centuries us north america. is that how are we actually charging the bathrooms?

so if we have spin using dnc to do it, then we have just shifting the pollution far from where the vacancy the emissions he's, let's say a lot of incentives. so the agents with the power plants. ok. so this has been very tricky for all of us. to say, how are we going to deal with the killer admissions and then and so, and way. so the renewables have to event, but very rapidly storage and batteries for ease have to be charged with clean energy. so it has a way to build with the number of somebody and they stand by the number of these are increasing renewable energy 9 times then deployments, setting 3 and so on. i don't think uh any real measures can be achieved at cop 28 given that it's being hosted by a major or producer. so that's interesting. it's been discussed a lot. so what is the motivation of, of boston field country in all producing country and reason to do this? so they themselves have to, what do you, as i said,

but at least as long as the most actively warming places on the was that already so hard? so if it comes out that we will have to leave the oil in the ground assets in the ground, what are their ways forward? they have to think for themselves. so they have really, really good reasons to worry about global warming and at a pace invitation and continue to be successful. so they are doing it for the good reasons. and let's hope that to not do much lobbying will happen to suppressed, can use the measures that will begin to face all across the field investments, especially in tons of locking in the infrastructure that has been relying on fussing fields like done and published and engines for cops and so on. so the better because we can face out these policies with technology that infrastructure, the big that it is for everybody, but they themselves have to plan for the future as well. where you live at the time being. but thanks so much for sharing and all of this context with us. so i'll go

more, it's a good day. thank you so much, sir. the no, and you've a no doubt. c journal news is over the years. the region is rich and festivals and go to spectacles, but those traditions can also have an impact on the environment. in india, we are producing cause by fireworks over the devalue holiday. it has long been a problem, and as on extra page shows the mess, the popular festival in thailand leaves behind, also has people looking for green alternatives and offering to the river. conus millions of color from floats released every year across thailand. during the festival of like raton, it's a beloved celebration, but it leads a hangover for the environment in terms of waste winding up in the nation's waterways. here in bangkok,

the local government has been looking at ways to observe the sentries, old tradition without the trash. and the answer is to go digital and look, are tom 2 point oh festival go was correct. the flights virtually on paper phones and tablets and the drawings of projected onto a city can now pay me the tradition still remains, but we have to modernize the festival to create less impact unless pollution on that nature. it's a pilot project. so nearly 4000 waste, 3 images projected onto the water. but that hardly makes a dent in the hundreds of thousands of real life. floats fished out of the bank of the river. many made from non biodegradable polystyrene and plastics. many locals agree that it's time for an update the the environmental issues have

grown and people are more aware of the consequences of the festival. away from bangkok in similar some chrome, provence, monks leave the clean up if it after, and not of celebration. the spot, the environmental impact, they say the festival is too important to discard. maybe it's all while some people say we should stop the like for tom tradition. and like i said, it's not something we can just and it's a culture deeply rooted in the history of hong not to mention the economic benefits diagram i've had, it's a modem day challenge for an ancient custom the one that was originally live on with sustainable alternatives for the best day and for the the news asia, this was of the final show for nearly 5 years. we've tried to the bottom,

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