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Completed its development because no advanced nation is yet sustainable how to achieve this, ensuring none are left behind. we must use this opportunity to create a more equal world and our motivation should not be fear, but hope. can we fix the climate problem in one generation? my answer would be yes, we _ one generation? my answer would be yes, we have to. we one generation? my answer would be yes. we have to-_ yes, we have to. we need to, not ust to yes, we have to. we need to, not just to t...

In australia, the approach to this problem is very much about technology, not taxes — ie, australia is hoping fervently that technology can somehow deliver the clean energy future that the planet needs without inflicting too much pain on individual citizens. that may be wishful thinking, may it not? i think technology is one part of the solution, an important part of the solution, but i still believe there is a need for governments putting the right framework, giving the right signal to the in...

Danger _ on this? that is the real danger because - on this? that is the real danger because the - on this? that is the real danger because the last on this? that is the real- danger because the last time we had a g20 summitjust before a un summit, that was the paris agreement in 2015, the g20 said we are very busy with terrorism and migration, so we will let 195 countries of the un do all the big deals. that does not work. it is these g20 leaders that have caused over 80% of the climate problem...

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Part of the solution, but i still believe there is a need for governments putting the right framework, giving the right signal to the investors and the citizens. in the absence of governments providing this general framework, i think if we leave everything to the markets, i dont think that we will be able to solve our climate problem. i am very clear about that. and a final thought — prime minister borisjohnson is going to glasgow saying that success, in his view, is "touch and go". he says th...

Channelled by their governments and regulations and financial incentives or disincentives. thats a very interesting point. i was talking to an australian big businessman the other day whos investing massively in green hydrogen technology, and he was telling me that in australia, the approach to this problem is very much about technology, not taxes — ie, australia is hoping fervently that technology can somehow deliver the clean energy future that the planet needs without inflicting too much pa...

>> talk to me about what the economic need is now. >> theyre enormous. let me give you one example. 2 million women have not returned back to the workforce. why? because in covid they had to go home and take care of their children. child care, dental care, afford bible housing are critically important to millions of women in america who are the only bread winner in the home. lets talk about climate. we all know we have a huge climate problem. it is a big part of this 3$3.5 trillion spending bill...

Undocumented immigrant and that was talk about. that the illegals are a bunch of killers, this is a climate problem. what joe biden has been able to do is show the country that you can have robust climate agenda and infrastructure agenda without supporting the green new deal, which costs too much money, impractical and only supported by the far lefts of the democratic population. when you look at the pictures of what happened in the new york city subways where philadelphia is right now, what hap...

Or american democracy unless you do it in a partisan way, get rid of the filibuster and pass the for the people act and the john lewis voting rights act? >> im certainly for that. i think the filibuster needs to give way to the assault on voting rights, the new jim crow as president obama said, in order to pass those final pieces of legislation. i think the white house had a smart strategy here. they understood that if you started with this bipartisan bill, you would build support amongst partic...

Support amongst the senate moderates and the moderates in the house to move forward with the reconciliation package, which attacks the climate problem, which as we saw this week with the new report, we have got to get our attention turned to making the investments that are going to stop a crisis from turning into calamity. >> so you mentioned climate change in the ipcc report you oversaw climates policies, given the report yesterday that warns that we are past the point of no return and many cha...