amy: well, fast-forward to 2018 and mohamed nasheed is continuing his quest for climate justice. just a month after returning from exile, nasheed is now leading the maldives delegation here at the climate summit. he is joining us now. welcome back to democracy now! >> thank you for having me. amy: here we are sitting in a convention center that is shaped as a coal mine on an old coal mine site and behind is hundreds of time it activist in what is supposed to be the last day of the talks, though i think they are expected to go until tomorrow. talk about what has been achieved so far and why you are so deeply concerned that these talks are failing. nation,mall island there are a number of low-lying countries. climate change is not something in the future. it is happening. it is happening at the moment. we of coastal erosion. we have issues with water. we have food security issues. we have a number of climate impacts that are being felt right now. for us it is not in the future. we have to have an understanding in this conference of the parties. this is the 24th conference of the par