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he lost to spain's roberto bautista agut in four sets in what could be his last time playing at the tournament. you're watching bbc news. now its�* time for global questions — climate change: a turning point? welcome to global questions with me, zeinab badawi, from sri lanka's capital, colombo. i'm on one of the city's beautiful waterfronts along the indian ocean. sri lanka's stunning coastline makes it popular with visitors, but this country, like many others in the region, suffers from extreme weather conditions — heatwaves followed by torrential rain and rising sea levels. s...

And one of the key points that we have made is that most of the emissions, historic emissions that have occurred were put there by the wealthier countries, basically the western countries, whereas the impacts of climate change will be felt mainly in the developing world. so there is a clear issue of climate fairness orjustice, and if you look at the numbers, basically one could argue that there is a greenhouse gas debt, that the western countries have exceeded their share, fair share of emissions, and i have some numbers here, which i won't quote, but if you look at the value of that debt — ...

In context — the ipcc, the nobel peace prize was mentioned, one of the reasons why we received that prize was because we made the connection between sustainable development and climate change. and one of the key points that we have made is that most of the emissions, historic emissions that have occurred were put there by the wealthier countries, basically the western countries, whereas the impacts of climate change will be felt mainly in the developing world. so there is a clear issue of climate fairness orjustice, and if you look at the numbers, basically one could argue that there is a gr...

Sustainable development and climate change. and one of the key points that we have made is that most of the emissions, historic emissions that have occurred were put there by the wealthier countries, basically the western countries, whereas the western countries, whereas the impacts of climate change will be felt mainly in the developing world. so there is a clear issue of climate fairness orjustice, and if you look at the numbers, basically one could argue that there is a greenhouse gas debt, but the western countries have exceeded their share, fair share of emissions, and i have some numbers...

And one of the key points that we have made is that most of the emissions, historic emissions that have occurred were put there by the wealthier countries, basically the western countries, whereas the impacts of climate change will be felt mainly in the developing world. so there is a clear issue of climate fairness orjustice, and if you look at the numbers, basically one could argue that there is a greenhouse gas debt, that the western countries have exceeded their share, fair share of emissions, and i have some numbers here, which i won't quote, but if you look at the value of that debt — ...