u. k, from molly in the mall, leaves ibrahim johan, the deputy director general of the environmental protection agency of the mold, eaves and in new delhi, arjun dut program leader at the council on energy environment and water. a warm welcome to you all, and thanks so much for joining us today. on inside. sorry, michael. let me start with you today. you are there in glasgow at the summit. after 2 weeks of speeches and negotiations, and dire warnings and sounding the alarms. would you consider comp $26.00 to be a success or failure? i think it depends how you measure it. if you judge it by what's happening in the world on climate change, where emissions are still rising women to be on a path to cutting emissions by 45 percent by 2030. if with a hold global temperature rise to one and a half degrees as was agreed in paris, the paris climate agreement in 2015. we're on course currently for to ra, raise emissions by about 16 percent in 2030. if you look at the devastating climate impact that we're seeing all over the world, but particularly in the poorest countries, they are not going to be change

u. k. from a european crisis meeting. the latest deterioration in relations between the neighbors. days after at least $27.00 refugees and migrants drowned off the coast of northern france. joining us from london is molly gave a lecturer at university of essex. her work focuses on refugee and immigration policies. thank you for speaking to us in the program. there is clearly a blame game going on between france and the u. k. but who is responsible for the death of these migrants rights group say, burson has been taking increasingly harshest stands against asylum seekers, even threatening to push boats back to weds france is this part of the problem? so one of the problems is that you k is not taking efforts to buy the rights to asylum seekers were arrive in the u. k. and another problem is that france is also not protecting rights of refugee. so neither country is really providing the rights that refugees need are in france. refugees often can't access basic necessities like housing and shelter. they end up living on the streets or in calais, and so they risk their lives trying to reach the u. k. but they can't reach the u. k. safely, because there are no visas where they can access safe transport to t

u. k. from the european crisis meeting. if the latest deterioration in relations between the neighbors days off at least $27.00 refugees and migrant ground of the coast of northern france. molly gave us a lecture at the university of essex who focuses on refugee and immigration policies. she says migrants a, making the crossing because they are living in desperate conditions in france. one of the problems is that you k is not taking efforts to bide rights to asylum seekers were arrived in the u. k. and another problem is that france is also not protecting rights of refugees. so neither country is really providing the rights that refugees need in france, refugees often can't access basic necessities like housing and shelter, and they end up living on the streets or in calais and so they risk their lives trying to reach the u. k. but they can't reach the u. k. safely, because there are no visas where they can access safe transport to the u. k. and so this leads to the tragedy that we saw now, according to french law. if your and asylum seeker, you should have access to housing and food while you're waiting for your assignment, claim to be processed. but france has intentionally