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Technologies. after that, it becomes tougher to get the residual, the rest that you have to get to get net zero by 2050. but we will develop new methods of doing things as we are now. solar is ten times less expensive than it was 10—15 years ago. we have better solar coming online now, with new technologies that will improve the efficiency of solar. we have newer and better batteries that will come online — they could be game—changers because that addresses the question people are concerned about baseload where they may not be able to, you know, have... they think they may not be able to...

Things changed a lot, they changed really from the 19505 onwards and by the 19805, this area was in many ways desolate. it has changed its character a lot, there has been a lot of rebuilding. just over my shoulder is the glasgow railway station. it was certainly 5pruced up, certainly in time for the cop 26 world climate conference last year but that can disguise quite a lot of differences behind—the—scenes. govan project5 differences behind—the—scenes. govan projects are very sunny di5po5ition but there is a lot of poverty in this part of glasgow and as james was saying, some of the ga...

The queens 95th birthday. Welcome to world news america for our viewers in the uk, on pbs, and around the globe. World leaders at the g7 summit in cornwall have begun their first face to face talks in almost two years. The uk Prime Minister borisjohnson urged the group of leading democracies to learn from the mistakes of the pandemic and to build back better to ensure a recovery that helps all of society. The Global Vaccination Campaign and Climate Change are two of the issues at the forefront of discussions among the leaders. Our Political Editor Laura Kuenssberg starts our coverage. Getting ...

Facing the same problem. in november, the eyes of the world were here on scotland, when glasgow hosted cop 26, the latest major summit to tackle climate change, amid warnings that time is running out to limit global temperature rise. hearing no objections, it is so decided. after two weeks of negotiations, world leaders agreed a plan to reduce the use of coal, which is responsible for 40% of annual co2 emissions. but only a weaker commitment to phase down rather than phase out coal after a late intervention by china and india. and when it comes to reducing co2 emissions, governments will meet ...

Ok, and at the moment, it'sjust a prototype? shouldn't get too excited, should we? we brought this to showcase at cop, but also it's its first global premiere here at the bbc. but it will be available for anyone to buy about this time next year. thanks, jonathan. great stuff. and something to raise a glass to. bell rings last orders! oh, right, in that case, i will have a pint of lager, please. we've got two on tap today. one�*s made from bread, the other one is a local brew made from old scraps. excuse me? i'll explain. right. you try that — this is a zero—waste sour made by drygate bre...