rising leader of a nation kathy jett no kid you know was invited to the twenty fourteen united nations climate change summit in new york to speak about. the front line in the battle against rising sea levels the marshall islands encompasses more than two million square kilometers of ocean i mean it's the united nations these are world leaders from all over and it was the first time that i was able to share something that i was i cared about you know something about the islands and what she shared was a poem about climate change dear much of a poem addressed to her infant daughter who are a seven month old son rise a smile or bald as an egg and bald as the buddha you are thighs that are thunder shrieks that are lightning so excited for bananas hugs and our morning walks along the. i want to tell you about the. against the sunrise men say that one day that look. they say it will not the shoreline to at the roots of your bread fruit trees gulp down roads the walls and crunch through your island shattered bones. don't cry mommy promises you no one will calm and devour you no one is drowning no one's moving no o

rising leader of a nation kathy jett no kid you know was invited to the twenty fourteen united nations climate change summit in new york to speak about. the front line in the battle against rising sea levels the marshall islands encompasses more than two million square kilometers of ocean i mean it's the united nations these are world leaders from all over and it was the first time that i was able to share something that i was i cared about you know something about the islands and what she shared was a poem about climate change dear much of a poem addressed to her infant daughter who are a seven month old son rise a smile or bald as an egg and bald as the buddha you are thighs that are thunder shrieks that are lightning so excited for bananas hugs and our morning walks along the loop. i want to tell you about the. against the sunrise men say that one day that look would devour you they say it will not the shoreline to at the roots of your bread fruit trees gulp down roads the walls and crunch through your island shattered bones. don't cry mommy promises you no one will calm and devour you no one is drowning

rising leader of a nation kathy jett no kid you know was invited to the twenty fourteen united nations climate change summit in new york to speak about how the marshall islands is on the front line in the battle against rising sea levels the marshall islands encompasses more than two million square kilometers of ocean i mean it's the united nations these are world leaders from all over and it was the first time that i was able to share something that i was i cared about you know something about the islands and what she shared was a poem about climate. change dear much of a poem addressed to her infant daughter who are a seven month old son rise of gummy smiles you are bald as an egg and bald as the buddha you are thighs that are thunders shrieks that are lightning so excited for bananas hugs and our morning walk along the. dear much if. i want to tell you about the lady lounging in the gloom lounging against the sunrise men say that one day that lagoon will devour you they say it will not the shoreline too at the roots of your bread fruit trees gulp down rows of the walls and crunch through your island shat

rising leader of a nation kathy jett no kid you know was invited to the twenty fourteen united nations climate change summit in new york to speak about how the marshall islands is on the front line in the battle against rising sea levels the marshall islands encompasses more than two million square kilometers of ocean i mean it's the united nations these are world leaders from all over and it was the first time that i was able to share something that i was i cared about you know something about the islands and what she shared was a poem about climate. change dear much of a poem addressed to her infant daughter who are a seven month old son rise of gummy smiles you're bald as an egg and bald as the buddha you are thighs that are thunders shrieks that are lightning so excited for bananas hugs and our morning walks along the. deer much if. i want to tell you about the lady lounging in the gloom lounging against the sunrise men say that one day that lagoon will devour you they say it will not the shoreline to at the roots of your bread fruit trees gulp down rows of the walls and crunch through your island shatt

rising leader of a nation kathy jett no kid you know was invited to the twenty fourteen united nations climate change summit in new york to speak about how. the front line in the battle against rising sea levels the marshall islands and compass is more than two million square kilometers of ocean i mean it's the united nations these are world leaders from all over and it was the first time that i was able to share something that i was i cared about you know something about the islands and what she shared was a poem about climate change dear much of a poem addressed to her infant daughter who are a seven month old sunrise a smile or bald as an egg and bald as the buddha you are thighs that are thunder shrieks that are lightning so excited for bananas hugs and our morning walk along the. dear much of filipino i want to tell you about that look. in the gulag. against the sun rise men say that one day that lagoon will devour you they say it will not the shoreline to at the roots of your bread fruit trees gulp down roads the walls and crunch through your island shattered bones. don't cry mommy promises you no one

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representatives from nearly 200 nations have arrived in poland as the united nations climate change summitway. although talks officially open tomorrow, such is the sense of urgency in tackling the problem that negotiators have started work a day early. last week the un warned co2 emissions are rising and global efforts to tackle climate change are way off track. the british boxer, tyson fury, has narrowly failed to take the wbc world heavyweight title from the american champion, deontay wilder. the fight — in los angeles — was declared a draw: one of the judges gave it to wilder, another to fury, and the third judge scored them level on points. fury returned to boxing only six months ago, after two and a half years out with depression and a doping ban. dan roan watched the fight. tyson fury, of course, had come back from some well—documented problems to get himself in shape, lose ten stone, and that all paid off, because for much of that fight, he outboxed his opponent, deontay wilder, until the ninth round, when he hit the canvas. he did so again, fury, most dramatically in the final 12th

rising leader of a nation kathy jett no kid you know was invited to the twenty fourteen united nations climate change summit in new york to speak about how the marshall islands is on the front line in the battle against rising sea levels the marshall islands encompasses more than two million square kilometers of ocean i mean it's the united nations these are world leaders from all over and it was the first time that i was able to share something that i was i can.

rising leader of a nation the jet no kid you know was invited to the twenty fourteen united nations climate change summit in new york to speak about how. the front line in the battle against rising sea levels the marshall islands encompasses more than two million square kilometers of ocean i mean it's the united nations these are world leaders from all over and it was the first time that i was able to share something that i was i cared about you know something about the islands and what she shared was a poem about climate change dear much of a poem addressed to her infant daughter who are a seven month old son rise a smile or bald as an egg and bald as the buddha you are thighs that are thunder shrieks that are lightning so excited for bananas hugs and our morning walks along the loop. i want to tell you about the. against the sunrise men say that one day that lagoon will devour you they say it will not the shoreline to at the roots of your bread fruit trees gulp down rows of the walls and crunch through your island shattered bones. don't cry mommy promises you no one will calm and devour you no one is d

climate change.leaders from 190 countries brokered a deal at a 2-week long united nations summit in poland.the "rulebook" allows countries to put into action the principles in the 20-15 paris climate changeord--which the trump administration has promised to abandon.sir david attenborough, british naturalist// "right now we're facing a man-made disaster of global scale. our greatest threat in thousands of years" among the key agreements--a deal on how countries should report their greenhouses gas emissions and the efforts they're taking to reduce them. poor countries also secured guarantees for financial support to help them cut emissions.however, two major climate change issues were kicked down the road for next year.activists and scientists are concerned that governments are not responding to global warming fast enough.a recent report by the inter- governmental panel on climate change also lays out dire forecast.it found the world has only about 12 years to avoid one-point-five degrees celsius of warming above pre-industrial levels.and that global warming could worsen disasters like the deadly california wildfires and powerful hurricanes that hit the u-s this year.shyla raghav, climate

climate change.leaders from 190 countries brokered a deal at a 2-week long united nations summit in poland.the "rulebook" allows countries to put into action the principles in the 20-15 paris climate changethe trump administration has promised to abandon.sir david attenborough, british naturalist// "right now we're facing a man-made disaster of global scale. our greatest threat in thousands of years" among the key agreements--a deal on how countries should report their greenhouses gas emissions and the efforts they're taking to reduce them. poor countries also secured guarantees for financial support to help them cut emissions.however, two major climate change issues were kicked down the road for next year.activists and scientists are concerned that governments are not responding to global warming fast enough.a recent report by the inter- governmental panel on climate change also lays out dire forecast.it found the world has only about 12 years to avoid one-point-five degrees celsius of warming above pre-industrial levels.and that global warming could worsen disasters like the deadly california wildfires and powerful hurricanes that hit the u-s this year.shyla raghav, climate lead, conse

united nations sponsored climate talks in poland. climate change was among the topics raised with the prime minister on her return from the g20 summit of the leaders of the world's largest economies. as climate change is the biggest issue facing our world, it is imperative that a sustainable economic trade model is put forward that puts people and the planet over profit. on climate change, i made clear the uk's determination to lead the way on the serious threat this poses to our planet. we need a step change in preparing for temperature rises to cut the cost and impact of climate related disasters, and to secure food, water and jobs for the future. will the prime minister share with us an update on her government's actions of the past two years to tackle climate change? or has she been too distracted to get on with the real job of government? speaking today at the un climate summit, sir david attenborough told world leaders that the collapse of our civilizations and the extinction of much of the natural world is on the horizon. that is a very stark warning. i welcome the government's contribution to the renewable energy platform, b

news now from the united nations climate change conference in poland where wild leaders are discussing steps to curb global warming has more from the cup twenty four summit and. climate talks in poland are reaching the final crucial stages and now we've come here to to follow them through to their conclusion in the bid to keep emissions down and to stop temperatures from rising and to explore the challenges that coal dependent nations like poland face in trying to wean themselves off fossil fuels of course what's decided here in poland will help shape the future health of the world that we live in for water supply to extreme weather events to the state of the world's oceans including that most vital i mean because systems the coral reefs welcome with no reports from kenya. every morning kalou make a hindi sense out to sea to catch fish. thousands of people here on kenya's coast do the same. some days he'll make a hundred dollars some days nothing when i'm going to lead you on how wonderful you work for yourself that you sell it as you choose you sell to we've been on the make their own money it's been a fitting everyone in this community. the fish he cat

summit. >> duke energy spoke with joel weber. the conversation very quickly turned to climate change. >> the issue really starts with the united nationsort a few weeks ago. we have been focused on carbon reduction for over a decade. climate change is an issue that is going to be important to our customers and communities and investors. the important thing to recognize we are building on a solid foundation. our carbon emissions are down 30% at duke. we are on track to meet our commitments around standards and we will continue. we has been able to use natural beennd renewables -- have able to use natural gas and renewables. this is front and center. i think the focus of our industry remains very high. talk about what that portfolio that you have looks like. this is what you are trying to build toward when you look out to the future. talk about the progress that you have made and where you are now? duke would have been primarily coal and nuclear in 2005 - 2008. we are increasing our renewables, about 10%. we are one of the largest nuclear operators. if you were sitting in the carolinas, 50% of the power is coming from carbon-free nuclear

climate change of women and we will make. very actual rented reports and summit tour united nations secretary-general convening a summit meeting in two thousand and nineteen and there from there oh we'll take another one more year for as a year of the action by twenty twenty we're going to hold the another one are some in meeting in neverland to make sure that the adaptation activities and implementation will take place and i am also very much a encouraged and is some most encouraging and welcome news for that award the bank has announced a tour invest a two hundred billion dollars a coming five years and. i don't pitch a list of fifty billion dollars to be committed for adaptation. and it is absolutely necessary that we should accelerate i want to add to our actions to litigate and that i want to ask you though with this. climate change summit taking place in poland right now how confident are you that any real progress is going to be made given that the world's biggest economy wants no part of this as you know the united states pulled out of the paris climate deal last year and is led right now by an administration that is f

climate change. president trump told reporters he didn't believe the findings, and the white house press secretary sarah sanders said the report was "not based on facts." today, the united nations global climate summitt under way. "forbes" magazine says for the first time, the united states will not have someone there. what you might have missed in the middle of all of this is who the president has actually nominated as the new administrator of the environmental protection agency. our senior investigative correspondent drew griffin has this look at the president's pick who has ties to big coal. >> reporter: try to ask the acting administrator of the epa a tough question -- >> mr. wheeler, drew griffin with cnn. >> reporter: you're more than likely to get a stiff shoulder from his security. >> you've got to get back -- >> all right. >> reporter: without even a glance of andrew wheeler. >> take a window question. your security guards won't be bothered by it. >> reporter: why? >> mr. wheeler? >> reporter: perhaps because the question we want to ask him is how is it possible one of the biggest lobbyists for one of the biggest coal companies is leading the environmental protection agency? >> andrew wheel

climate summit. these major reports have come out of both the united nations and president trump's own administration. 13 federal agencies. hundreds of scientists, which he's does notause believe in, changereports that say we're in the endgame now, i mean, we just came from califofornia, the firs they are, that devastated communities. >> this is the time of, you know, catastrophes of biblical proportion. if we're going to call it that. to the southth, yet ththe great floooods. the entire west coast is on fire. to the north, the ice is melting and pull her bears are eating each other. into the east, you have a crazy man with orange hair who sing songs, talking heads, burning down the house. no idea. that is catastrophe in itself. i look out there and as an indigenous person, are prophecies talk about this time. i could say "we told you so." for the past 100 years we have "in the time of the seventh fire, you're going to have to make a choice between two paths will stop one well-worn and scorched and the other not." that is this moment. in my analogy, one titime i was sitting in alaska -- did you ever get a chance to go there? beautiful. i was in alaska and i was watching the eagles were c

united nations climate change conference is in its final few days as world leaders there are looking at steps to curb the wide reaching effects of global warming nick clark has more from the cock twenty four summit in poland during talks in poland are reaching the final crucial stages and now we've come here. to follow them through to the conclusion in the bid to keep emissions down and to stop temperatures from rising and to explore the challenges that coal dependent nations like poland face in trying to wean themselves off fossil fuels of course was decided here in poland will help shape the future health of the world that we live in for water supply to extreme weather events to the state of the world's oceans including that most vital of ecosystems the coral reef now where now reports from kenya. every morning kalou make a hindi sets out to sea to catch fish. thousands of people here on kenya's coast do the same. some days he'll make a hundred dollars some days nothing. you work for yourself just sell it as you choose you sell to women make their own money it's been a fitting everyone in this community. the fish he catches depend on nearby coral reefs to reproduce. he went to have a look. at