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Weve got to reduce emissions so quickly over the next ten years that it means that everybody needs to be involved in the debate and in positive changes. low emissions, researchers say, means less consumption. as well as cutting our meat intake, most of us could reduce how many calories we eat. buying less and repairing more could help make a dent in the mountain of electrical waste we produce every year, and researchers are calling for investment in public transport and cycling networks to incre...

Well, we are definitely up for the challenge, arent we, edie? yes, we will try our very best this week. come on, mister! we are just about to walk to the shop. this week weve been driving less and walking more and also using plant —based alternative. edie, jo, how did it go? the challenge? we started this week. we tried really hard to walk where that was reasonably practical, but i dont think we ate as many plant—based alternatives as we could have done. i think theyve done fantastically wel...

Tenfold in the next decade to help us all decarbonise our travel. to work out what that means for the day to day, we organised for edie and jo to get expert advice. i�*d never want anyone to feel guilty about their carbon footprint. it�*s not always easy to make changes. you could consider journeys under a particular distance, a shortjourney, could be done by cycling or walking. well, we are definitely up for the challenge, arent we, edie? yes, we will try our very best this week. come on, m...

To work out what that means for the day to day, we organised for edie and jo to get expert advice. id never want anyone to feel guilty about their carbon footprint. its not always easy to make changes. you could considerjourneys under a particular distance, a shortjourney, could be done by cycling or walking. well, we are definitely up for the challenge, arent we, edie? yes, we will try our very best this week. come on, mister! we are just about to walk to the shop. this week weve been driving l...

A shortjourney, could be done by cycling or walking. well, we are definitely up for the challenge, arent we, edie? yes, we will try our very best this week. come on, mister! we are just about to walk to the shop. i this week weve been driving less and walking more and also - using plant—based alternative. edie, jo, how did it go? the challenge? we started this week. weve tried really hard to walk wherever was reasonably practical, but i dont think we ate as many plant—based alternatives as w...

Arent we, archie? last week, borisjohnson said household recycling is not the answer to this crisis. but for so many, it is often the first step. so weve invited an expert over to explain other changes we all need to make to get emmissions right down. the biggest impact that your house has on climate change is from heating it. so things like, this radiator, and your hot water as well. so what kind of boiler do you have? its a gas boiler. gas is a fossil fuel, it causes climate change when you bu...

That it means that everybody needs to be involved in the debate - and in positive changes. lower emissions, researchers say, means less consumption. as well as cutting our meat intake, most of us could reduce how many calories we eat. buying less and repairing more could help make a dent in the mountain of electrical waste we produce every year, and researchers are calling for investment in public transport and cycling networks to increase tenfold in the next decade to help us all decarbonise ou...

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Now, is there any celebrities that you have spotted that you might like to interview on bbc breakfast? yes. so whats happening? we are hughie and freddie from bbc breakfast. 0k, good, good, great. i am very excited to be here, i this is our first pride of britain awards, this is your first awards, as well, isnt it? _ so we are in it together. very nervous but it should be good, very excited. - i think were sat near each other as well, arent we? i thats very exciting. well enjoy the whole thing. ...

In my head saying to me, "it doesnt matter, youre still fat. you cant lose weight, youre a failure." its soul—destroying. aw! were going to have to put you up, arent we? soul—destroying because for some living with obesity, the eat less, move more mantra of weight loss doesnt work. i think that one mightve had it. scientists say their bodies are preprogrammed to store fat and they can feel that theyre set up to fail. if youre waking up every single day going, "youre not normal, youre too fat...