figure that predicts to double in twenty years time and with international arrangements like the kyoto protocol many nations are counting carbon emissions like i count calories the high temperature inside the reactor able to produce hydrocarbons such as hydrogen from thermo chemical and electrochemical decomposition of h two o. that essentially means that we can get a new fuel source to power our cars just from water as the world's population continues to grow people are moving further and further afield to live work and precious natural resources. to bring the benefits of nuclear energy to the most remote location. now the technology makes possible everything to the linen no not that linen the nuclear powered icebreaker in one thousand fifty nine it was the first of a country's civil atomic fleet nearly twenty years later. which was used as the base model for most it hit the water after it since then russia has been tearing through the arctic state thanks to extra strongholds and they push provided by nuclear powered engines sister to bew russia has churned out sophisticated increasingly. but

we've had kyoto protocol. we've had a responsibility in the west as much as the commonwealth to reduce carbon emissions but it can't just be an effort for the commonwealth. there's already been improvements made. about if you look at commonwealth statistics, the facts state that the people are recycling more than ever before. so that's challenges that the commonwealth are taking themselves but it needs take collective effort with the united states with china with india, all of the global economies together as the honorable members were saying earlier on, there needs to be a road plan to collectively fight this. but the issue presented by the government, the fact of reducing it by 50% in 50 years is unrealistic and i find myself on the opposition benches also, disagreeing where what the opposition benches are saying to reduce it by 2040 is i think losing -- somewhat. i think that we need to be realistic. we need to -- we all agree in this house that carbon emissions need to be reduce bud we need to collectively