so if i get a forecast for a 100 kilometer hour, wind gusts and wellington new zealand, i know that that's not really going to ests me very much. whereas if i just got todo in terms of where and impacts i might find at least are supposed to personalize it to me. so there's lots of challenges and with a, you should include the hess's as a wind gust and space for the witting out cell. oh i knew nothing. yeah, i mean everything that sally said that you know, i agree with. i think that it's relative almost, you know, the weather depending on where you are more happening in the forecast. because if, you do in a focus, say the whole of the u.k., the weather varies hugely across different parts of the united kingdom. and i think that now we know a lot of people say, i mean, you know, we'll just pick up the phone and, you know, we'll have a look at the, we'll see what company is out all you need. well, i still think that there's a lot of value to being a person into the mix. somebody who can tell you a bit more about the structure of why the forecast is presenting itself in the way you and you kno

hi everyone i'm selling pot ephron genius science in wellington new zealand and i conduct research on how people respond so warnings from different heads including with the warnings welcome and nice to have to tell everybody he's eating great good morning america i mean thank you sir for the welcome and good morning to colleagues so money was all gone what i needed beauty direct to general of the pacific community which is a science and development organization based here in fiji right in the heart of the pacific. can i start recently that may be controversial gas or not is i think most people and yes that pilots sailors extreme gardeners or farmers have no idea what the weather forecast means and they're just looking out for the icon summary at the end. roan sally. i think to some to some degree and i think people have their own 3 shelves in their mind as well as to what what they're with the mainstream so if i get a forecast for a 100 kilometer hour wind gusts and wellington new zealand i know that that's not really going to states me very much whereas if i just got totally in terms

james shaw is new zealand's minister for climate change. he's in wellington in new zealand.forjoining us. of 43 industrialised countries, 31 have experienced a drop of new missions the 12 has seen emissions increase recently and new zealand is near the top of the second group. why is that? over the course of the last three decades we simply have not put in place sufficient policies to bend the curve of our missions downwards as our population and economy has grown. that is what we we re economy has grown. that is what we were spending much of the first term of our government on, mirroring some legislation that the uk put in place about ten yea rs that the uk put in place about ten years ago so we have a climate commission who next year will provide us with advice on how to stay within that 1.5 degrees threshold. you say that but there is an organisation that reads your contributions as insufficient. and if every country did that, the world would be warming up to three degrees. that is right. they have been critical for a long time and that is why as soon for a long time and

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day i'll say further south into where new zealand across the other side of the ditch things looking pretty good here actually perfect cricket weather in wellington clear blue skies and plenty of sunshine and we have blue skies but a good deal colder across northern parts of china and that cold air is going to continue sinking its way further south with as we go through the next couple of days so right around 3 degrees celsius on sunday but some places of snow much colder here by monday. we understand the differences on the similarities of cultures across the world so much of what we do to the news and current affairs that matter to you we're told technology can help tackle the spread of cold at 19 but all tech solutions the best solutions you're starting something that seems like it's public health very quickly becomes a measure of what data is being collected where is it stored ali really looks at the limits of tech and the potential of other creative ways to deal with the issues we face truscott when tech tools go viral episode 3 of all hail the lockdown on al-jazeera it's 10 years since the arab spring shipped countries across the middle east

next day or so further south into were new zealand across the other side of the ditch things looking pretty good here actually perfect cricket weather in wellington clear blue skies and plenty of sunshine that we have blue skies but a good deal colder across northern parts of china and that cold air is going to continue sinking its way further south which as we go through the next couple of days so little around 3 degrees celsius on sunday with some bits and pieces of snow much colder here by monday still ahead for you here on out as they're forced to pay bribes for services that shipping for the people of ghana say systemic corruption is an accounting why. we funded the lives of internally displaced 25 years after the war. and trial here since turning professional this scare finally ends up at the top of the podium over to his house coming up the scorcher. we've never had a president who has little use for the full year of repeatedly attacked our democracy. you know lucy lerner it isn't i don't have a narrative i have a question you're getting there really were you treated. or even through the join me richelle carey and up front as my guest from