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He's promising a decade later. we'll stay on top of the live speeches coming in from glasgow. in the hours ahead we are expecting to see the first substantial deal, according to the british government, more than 100 leaders representing over 85% of the world's forests will commit to ending and reverting deforestation by 2030. let's head to glasgow now where mark joins us with the perspective of earth systems forest. professor, very good morning to you. we are expecting as i sqjust sa, to hear a pledge from 100 countries to end or reverse deforestation by 2030. brazil, indonesia, russia, the ...

More now on the commitment of a hundred world leaders attending the cop26 summit to end and reverse deforestation by 2030. brazil, where large parts of the amazon rainforest have been cut down, will be among the signatories today. the pledge includes almost $19.2 bilion of public and private funds. experts have welcomed the move, but warned a previous deal in 2014 had "failed to slow deforestation at all". joining me now is chaitanya kumar — head of enviroment & green transition at the new economics foundation how significant is this commitment from your perspective?

Change. president biden announced today an effort to cut greenhouse gas that significantly contributes to global warming. the president and leaders of nearly 100 nations pledged to cut methane pollution by at least 30% this decade, and that could have a profound impact on the planet. but leaders of two of the world's largest polluters, china and russia, didn't sign the pledge or even show up for the summit. the u.s. is also one of more than 100 nations agreeing tonight to end and reverse deforestation by 2030. that includes planting trees and using less paper. as the president tries to reasher...

Is indeed already beginning. we will all share in the benefits. daeid all share in the benefits. david attenborough _ all share in the benefits. david attenborough speaking - all share in the benefits. david attenborough speaking in - all share in the benefits. david attenborough speaking in glasgow. as we've been hearing, boris johnson has called on countries to end the use of coal, phase out petrol—powered cars, and reverse deforestation — and said world leaders need to move from "aspiration to action" in order to slow global warming. earlier, he spoke to our climate editor, justin rowla...