he's a climate researcher in new york, david holland. he's a professor of mathematics and atmosphere ocean science in the crohn's institute at a new york university, abu dhabi and in texas. andrew kruschevich, senior researcher columbia university's climate school. a warm welcome to you all like to begin in texas. first with andrew cruz. great. andrew, we've been talking for so long now about climate change, but it's not climate change anymore as climate changed. and surely this terminology is part of the problem we're looking at now terminology there should suggest climate damage controlled climate damage, limitation and proposing radical solutions. now where we're past the point of no return, surely. well, what we're really talking about is understanding the disproportionality of impact of climate in climate change on different populations on different industries. and at different times we're starting to see even more of this disproportionality. what i mean by that is, yes, we're seeing extreme events and we have the data to document t

david holland in new york. david, we've been talking about this now for 30 years, at least, taking it very seriously to have been micro agreements that have taken place for you and has put out its recommendation. several other organizations have said, let's do this. let's do this. but none of those have actually happened reducing the temperature of the planet. one of the things that we tried to do that hasn't actually happened, there is no way that the world can come together in the way that it needs to. surely, i think that was probably true 5 years ago. it takes a while for things to move from the ground swell if you will, to what's actually happening. and what i mean by that. for example, if you take the united states, the goal that the president set out by 2030 or so to have a certain decrease in carbon is ation worry. we are already halfway there are close to it. so remarkable change is actually happening now. and that's being caused by people will people to want to preserve the planet and protect it. so c

david stokes has the action from an eventful night in europe's top competition. ah, manchester city headed to germany with a pretty comfortable 3 nail 1st leg lead over by munich. early holland missed a chance to put them further clay with a penalty in the 1st half. oh. but after the break, he did find the net with his $48.00 goal of the season, the pressure off city and the game beyond by and who scored a consolation penalty to earn a draw. but exit the competition at the quarter final stage for the 3rd year running since winning the trophy in 2020 is the 2nd tournament. they've been knocked out of it as many weeks and a new coach, thomas to co following the shock sacking of union. now guzman, last month, pet quality oliver remains on track to win his 1st champions league since lifting the trophy with barcelona 12 years ago. since then he failed when in charge of bryan, and as yet to get the job done with city. next hour faced the defending champions, ro, madrid who beat them $65.00 after extra time in the semi finals last season. i don't feel better than my munich at all. like last season when we lost against marita didn't feel we were worse than her helmet with. so in a w