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Kirsty, ki rsty, let s kirsty, let s come to you first of all. you are on that white boat they are behind me. we are suitably, we are behind me. we are suitably, we are suitably socially distanced i have to say. kirsty, tell us first of all, there were a lot of promises in the g7 communique about climate change, for example almost having carbon emissions by 2030. are you happy with what you have heard? i think personally we need to make sure that is held up and i think we actually need to hold these people accountable for promises they have made. it feels to me like it s not fast enough as an individual. that actually we need to be acting much, much quicker, more investment, more green infrastructure and being innovative. as an individual i would like to see it faster than it currently is. like to see it faster than it currently is. like to see it faster than it currentl is. j , ., like to see it faster than it currentl is. j , ., ., currently is. all right, let s go to ....
To ben brown in falmouth. it is fair to ben brown in falmouth. it is fair to say diplomacy has been more complicated. thanks annita i m joined by enid kirk, youth climate ambassador for cornwall, and kirstie edwards, deputy mayor of falmouth and environmental campaigner. it s out there atmosphere a little bit. we will talk about what this summit has achieved in terms of climate change. at the beginning of the day, leaders were addressed by sir david attenborough and he said to them that they were making some of the most important decisions in human history, such as the dire state of climate change at the moment. let s talk about what this summit has or has not achieved. ....