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Gdp. so they need to have massive support. while we are also looking at is when countries like barbados orjamaica, they need our support in thatis orjamaica, they need our support in that is much more difficult in terms of providing concessional support. anything that is the big challenge and think today, the prime minister of barbados made a strong point of this we have very supportive of that that they need that additional support. irate that they need that additional su ort. ~ , , ., that they need that additional su--ort.~ , , , support. we wish you the best in our support. we wish you the...

You can hear the frustration in his voice the well, developing countries have historically contributed a very small proportion of the damaging emissions that drive climate change. currently the richest 1% of the global population account for more than twice the combined emissions of the poorest 50%. bangladesh is among the most vulnerable to climate change. 0ur science editor david shukman looks at one village there and what it needs. in a village on the coast of bangladesh, people are using mud to try to hold back the sea. it's all they've got. the rising level of the ocean means they're gett...

Leaders a lot of work to do. the most affects the developing countries were suffering the worst effects of climate change, including increased floods, droughts and wildfires there using the summit to press leaders of new commitments. let's start with the barbados prime minister. . . let's start with the barbados prime minister. ,, ., , ., minister. small island developing states declined _ minister. small island developing states declined by _ minister. small island developing states declined by 2596 _ minister. small island developing states declined by 2596 in - minister. small island develo...

Degrees target. many experts think it may already be too late to do so. increasing global temperatures is an average 1.1 or1.2 increasing global temperatures is an average 1.1 or 1.2 degrees above preindustrial levels. so, if current trends continue, we will pass 1.5 degrees sometimes in the 20 30s and even after taking account of most of the recent national pledges to cut carbon emissions further, the human thinks we will have 2.7 degrees of warming by the end of the century with catastrophic consequences. a lot of leaders will tell you that the real focus should lot of leaders will tell you ...