almost there he's heart is difficult but he swore that joining me now on the line to madrid is jennifer morgan the executive director of greenpeace international jennifer good morning what kind of outcome would satisfy you and will we see it today well i think an outcome that responds to the urgency of the science that builds trust in people that governments understand what it can do that would be you know commitment that they're all going to do more of that they're going to strengthen america ambition. and to do that as quickly as possible unfortunately this cow hasn't been quite a lot about that it's been more about technical issues. and drawn on by you know not very good leadership that's for sure but the argument that you make is an argument that greenpeace and organizations like yours have been making for a long time i mean what is greenpeace doing today at this hour to ensure that the summit ends with an agreement and that you have won something to walk away with. well greenpeace and either organizations youth from around the world have been well over the last 2 weeks certainly raising o

joining me now is jennifer morgan she's the executive director of greenpeace international. and the climate talks in madrid ended with a usually blame game and accusations and if so what is your assessment of what was achieved at this summit. well the summit itself was indeed the outcome was unacceptable but i think that the finger pointing should be going at the corporate interests and the carbon pollution interests that are behind the fact that governments were not ready to come in with much deeper cuts and and actions to actually address the climate of urgency so what he was saying is perhaps if full of that away from tackling climate change than ever before what fundamental needs to change well i think that on the one hand you see people in the streets you see the youth that were at the cop trying to push the from that side the society i think people get it they need governments to act and so what needs to change will governments need to start engaging with their citizens and putting in place national laws that are going to phase out greenhouse gas emissions in a sociall

conference and toward is the status of the talks the truth is they've stalled we've been speaking to jennifer morgan of greenpeace who's been following the arguments through the night well we are in this these final hours where there's different little groups of negotiators optimally trying to strengthen a tax that was put on the table a couple of hours ago with which was completely unacceptable. and so what's going on is you have actually incredibly brazil and the united states trying to weaken these texts and then you have the island nations the european union trying to strengthen them and for me it's incredible that the u.s. and brazil are even being taken seriously here one step down the paris agreement the other one clearly has no interest in saving lives. now signs on the pins all the goetia actions here and just demonstrating what needs to be done not least and perhaps the most threatened of the world was for is the ocean i recently joined an expedition to a new discovered area of reef off the coast of france gonna in south america. 135 kilometers off the coast of french guyana the greenpeace

concern here this is going to go on and on let's get straight to the press remove these conferences jennifer morgan from greenpeace and work through our system to the stage where i think we still have a situation where the governments here are not listening actually to what the scientists are telling them what their people are telling them there's a text on the table that just does not show the urgency that people are facing and the situation of the world right so we got some of the big of the big developed nations we've kind of stepped back from the paris agreement of it right well everybody is still in but what you're seeing is countries like saudi arabia countries like brazil well and certainly developed countries like the u.s. and australia are here trying to pull things back so the small island nations the africans who is very existence depends on this are angry they are getting a bit they are desperate and away so in the final hours we just have to get the european union and them to work together to push back these fossil fuel interests ok we've seen some progress on that we just mentioned in

still with ed and i, jennifer nason of jp morgan. et after wework for such a huge ipo? jennifer: i mentioned earlier, we launched an ipo this morning for a brazilian fintech company, which is a very significant deal. our pipeline is still enormous. we are expecting q1 next year is going to be extremely strong across all product areas, including ipo's. so if you are a consumer internet company with not a lot of visibility on earnings or performance, probably hard to go to market. alix: woerle real estate company -- or a real estate company. jennifer: but there's a lot of companies out there, particularly on the software side, enterprise related, lining up to go public, and we will try to get ahead of the election noise. ed: wework did take some of the puff out, but are investors still hungry for new companies coming to market? alicia: the short answer is yes. i think if it is priced right, you have to have earnings visibility. what we learned over the last six months is that public markets are a nice corrective for what has been going

here in this is going to go on and on let's get straight to the press remove these conferences jennifer morgan from greenpeace and work through our system to the stage where i think we still have a situation where the governments here are not listening actually to what the scientists are telling them what their people are telling them there's a text on the table that just does not show the urgency that people are facing in the situation of the world right so we got some of the big of the big developed nations but for the parents agree with it right well everybody is still in but what you're seeing is countries like saudi arabia countries like brazil well and certainly developed countries like the us and australia are here trying to pull things back so the small island nations the africans who is very existence depends on this are angry they are getting a bit they are desperate and away so in the final hours we just have to get the european union and them to work together to push back these fossil fuel interests ok we've seen some progress on that we just mentioned in the program just know how

well the big problem here lauren is the your warning divide between nations that jennifer morgan from greenpeace was just alluding to that that is being had been dead not for the past 2 weeks we've had 2 it's are ations of the draft text both of being bolted down and deemed unacceptable they've gone back to the drawing board renegotiating and there was supposed to be a 3rd draft texan's face come out for a quote was still waiting for it now it's now approaching what 7 local time so we still get away let's bring in old men from getting a consensus insists old it's always like this in these conferences but it's particularly marked as times this has been a really gridlocked conference on a number of issues the market mechanism so-called article 6 issue raising ambition of the paris commitments which of course is essential as a science tells us if we're going to avoid truly catastrophic impacts of climate change finance money is always an issue in these negotiations and it's proving to be a deadlock because really as we get to a ground 0 here so we've really seen a number of issues that p

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