"Paris promised. Glasgow must deliver" warns COP26 President Alok Sharma in UNESCO speech
We are also urging countries to take the action needed to move to a cleaner world. To consign coal power to history. To accelerate the drive to clean
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We are also urging countries to take the action needed to move to a cleaner world. To consign coal power to history. To accelerate the drive to clean
Seeing a graph of rising temperatures. >> reporter: desperate to save tourism and glaciers, they have white blankets slowing the thaw protecting the beautiful ice caves against all the odds. look. you can see it. you can hear it melting. but to see the most dramatic example, local guide andrew, takes me on a long trek further up. >> my grandfather was mountain guide. hundred years ago, the glacier came down to the valley. >> he saw that? >> 20 years ago, there was no lake. >> reporter: with the glacier gone, the only way to cross is the bridge. this changing environment will impact our lives. ...
Look. you can see it. you can hear it melting. but to see the most dramatic example, local guide andrew takes me on a long trek further up. >> my grandfather, he was mountain guide, hundred years ago. the glacier came down to this valley. >> reporter: wow. he saw that? >> 20 years ago, there was no lake. >> reporter: but the glacier gone, the only way to cross is the bridge. this changing environment will impact our lives. the world's glaciers store almost three quarters of our fresh water. if you're brave enough to look down, you realize how deep the glacier was. it's all gone? >> all gone. >...
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The Orange County Transportation Authority board presented the 2021 Board and CEO Strategic Initiatives and Action Plan, the document that prioritizes what will guide the agency as it continues to negotiate the challenges of the COVID-19 public health crisis while remaining fiscally conservative and working to provide a balanced, sustainable transportation system for Orange County. Orange County First District Supervisor Andrew Do, who was elected as OCTA chairman earlier this month, unveiled the initiatives, along with OCTA CEO Darrell E. Johnson, who developed an action plan based on the Bo...