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w w. f. pacific, also known as a worldwide nature fund. he says, industrialized nations need to do particularly around climate change in the impacts of a changing climate in places such as allow a small island developing state in the west through the civic. so the urgency of action i. ready would say it is a fundamental shift from the 1st conference to where we are today. and we're here to try to figure out what we can do to secure the commitments and the action necessary to change that conversation if you will. and what's happening is the small island developing states are negligible in terms of the emissions, but the ocean that they have jurisdictions who are very significant carbon thinks and he thinks in. so we've got 20 countries that are providing the impacts of those greenhouse gases and heating this taking place. so i actually think it's all hands on deck. but in terms of an equity, i think it's really incumbent upon drawing life around it. and we still have not received it since then. thousands of people have been living in this m

w w. f. pacific is also known as the world wide fund for nature. he says, industrialized nations need to step up their climate commitments. what i think we're have seen over the last 7 years since the 1st. our ocean's conference was an increasing issue, particularly around climate change in the impacts of a change in climate, in places such as allow and so we've got 20 countries that are providing roughly 80 percent of the global emissions. and then you've got the small island developing states across the pacific, and otherwise that is bearing the disproportionate burden if you will, of the impacts of those greenhouse gases in the eating this taking place. so i actually think it's all hand hot to the assembly that was elected to rewrite the document began to formally debate proposals in february, but disagreements of a pension reforms women's rights. i'm climate. patricio navea is a professor of liberal studies and assistant professor at the center for latin american academy in studies at new york university. johnny is now from new york. very good

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w. w. f. pacific is also known as the world wide fund for nature, and he's joining us from colorado in paula. very good to have you with us in our 0 . so thank you very much indeed. so this is the 7th time the conference is being held. how have things changed over that time? well, i think what we've seen 1st of all, thank you very much for having the what i think we're have seen over the last 7 years since the 1st. our ocean's conference was an increasing issue, particularly around climate change in the impacts of a changing climate in places such as allow a small and developing state in the western pacific. so the urgency of action i would say is, is a fundamental shift from the 1st conference to where we are today. and we're here to try to figure out what we can do to secure the commitments and the action necessary to change the conversation. if you will. i mentioned that the $1900000000000.00 had been pledged to in the past. how does that translate into cash, that you actually get cash that is actually invested in the oceans? are you seeing that $90000000000.00 but that that's a great que