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significant climate meeting since - significant climate meeting since the very beginning, since the rio summitat is because we are at an inflection point and we have about three major challenges. the first is the reality is that without significant action from china and the developing world as well is we have no chance of meeting 2 , never mind 1.5, but it is important for the developed world to be taking accelerated action because that is a spur to china and india and the rest of southeast asia and the developing world to make the changes necessary. in the next decade is crucial. you can invest and we should invest in the technologies of the 2030 and the 2004 these are going to be transformative. but the next decade requires really radical measures and ready to make sure that we've got any chance of hitting the targets of 2030 and i think, if i was handling this negotiation, i do a lot of focus on this. what are the practical measures that are going to allow you to make these changes and identify the changes and make them over the next decade? because that is going to be most difficult to see

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so back in 1992, at the rio earth summit, it was agreed that we needed to do, the world community neededng, it is a difficult problem, we can't solve it in one 90, problem, we can't solve it in one go, we need to discuss how we're going to do this. that is what these conferences are, the latest iteration of these conferences, 206i iteration of these conferences, 2061 have been so far which shows how difficult is to get to the world to disagree so far —— 26. who is going to help her with her, fund, with finance, racing through this really quickly world. pressure is mounting on the world's richest nations to share vaccines with poorer countries as coronavirus cases once again start to spike around the world, and g20 leaders prepare to meet in rome. influential global figures — including more than 160 former world leaders — are calling on western countries to send millions of surplus covid vaccines to less developed countries before they expire. as the first leaders arrived in rome for a meeting of the world's major economies, pressure is mounting for them to hand over stockpiled vaccines.

calling really some temporary border infrastructure to go ahead and get that started in del rio after a security summitlp? >> so currently we've constructed about 3 miles of this fencing in the del rio area. as you seen on the news, there's been a lot of illegal crossing into that area, and so with the fence to help with that, we're trying to help our partners both state, locally and federally and safeguard texans and their private property where some of this has been crossing. will: crisis stepping up here. others are letting it down. lieutenant colonel, i want to circle back to where we started this interview. the texas military department is stepping up, what do you normally do without this type of crisis as the primary objective, what is it normal through there to serve? is. >> so the texas military department does a vast amount of things. we're deploying overseas for contingency operations with both the air and army national guard, we also respond to, you know, multiple disasters, hurricanes, flooding, fires and all the things that you see, you know, are the mission sents that we standard do. and