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That the populations of each of our countries have a different perspective than they did at cop 25. i think there's -- not because of necessarily any of the leaders from any of our countries including mine, that all of a sudden people are seeing these things happening that they never thought would happen. seeing people drowning in their basements in queens, new york because of flooding and rain. they're seeing more territory burned down in the united states just since the first of the year than makes up the entire land mass of the state of new jersey. they've seen hurricanes with winds of 178 ...

Our countries have a different perspective than they did at cop-25. i think there is -- i mean not because of necessarily any of the leaders of any of our countries, includes mine, that all of a sudden people are seeing these things happening they never thought would happen. they're seeing people drown in their basements in queens new york because of flooding and rain. they're seeing that, you know, more territory burned down in the united states just since the first of the year than it makes up the entire land mass of the state of new jersey. they've seen hurricane with winds of 178 miles per...

In madrid is finally coming to an end after a marathon session aimed at forging a final declaration. cop 25 was supposed to conclude on friday with the nation members agreeing to ambitious plans which are needed to address climate change. but those talks led to stalemate. the 12-day event has drawn large numbers of climate activists to madrid. they fear any final agreement will be too watered down to be effective. in the uk, a key ally of prime minister boris johnson reaffirmed that the government will now allow a second independent referendum in scotland. the message was clearly aimed at th...

To clean up space junk. the agency plans to send a multi armed robot into space in 2025 to latch on to the debris. then the machine and its trash will dive back to earth and burn up in the atmosphere. there are about 170 million pieces of junk in earth orbit, but no interpret rules hold agencies accountable for it. right now, countries are deadlocked after working well into the overnight hours past a friday deadline to wrap up the two-week cop 25 summit in madrid, spain. countries could not agree on how to set regulations and targets for cutting greenhouse gas emissions. a key part of the pa...