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. $215196.00 states signed up to the power sigrid mint which promises to limit climate change. the paris climate agreement has been signed. it was an historic moment and when and traffic was reduced to a bit minimum during the early days of the coronavirus pandemic it was clear that things can change but even that's not enough say researches and environmentalists activists. we should not underestimate the power of the individual to cause a commotion and get results change is possible both days demanding it because the climate clock is ticking. ticking it is all right i want to bring in now activists and youth director marlo baines from the environmental climate and social justice group earth guardians it's good to have you on the program i want to hear 1st from you what do you think of president biden's environmental summit that begins tomorrow or do you have any hopes from that. yes it's great to be with you all here i hope i have hope for president biden's environmental summit but on the condition that the united states takes accountability and responsibility for its own impa

early investigations were there trying to figure out who is behind these scattered attacks throughout sigrid syria involves a single woman. there is an attack on a town in the northern part of the region close to the turkish border here it's a couple of teargas canisters. one falls in the courtyard of a woman and she becomes the only toweled it. she could she walks outside. what happened and she gets a pretty good dose of serrin. her family the site should figure out of the country to get medical help. they put in a car and take her across to turkey. she dies in turkey and that in a way is miraculous for her story because it means the turks have abadi. eventually the u.n. as abadi because investigators, july 2013 try to find physical evidence of these chemical attacks. they have a woman they can autopsy and they do this autopsy and it not only find serrin the find enough of it they can do a pretty good forensic profile which becomes crucial later on when you're trying to prove yes, they came from the syrians weapons factory and not from some other source or terrorists. >> host: as you said i