[bitontheslide]

will it ever end?

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

will it ever end?

Yes they think Tonight
if not Sunday AM.


As Delegates must start Flying home

[bitontheslide]

the whole thing is pointless, they are not going to meet the targets, so they need to look at a different approach now

[arista]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

the whole thing is pointless, they are not going to meet the targets, so they need to look at a different approach now

Yes it is just letting us know
China and Australia are sticking with Coal.

And Saudi Arabia will not stop Oil.

[arista]

Still going on
until the Last Signature

The Last Draft
allows Coal and Oil to go on.

Small nations have no way of getting their way.

Alok Sharma may have great Words
https://www.gov.uk/government/people/alok-sharma
But India stated they can not
stop using Coal, at this time.


Ref: Ch4HDNews at Cop26.

[arista]

USA got text removed

Dr. S. Huq
International Centre for Climate Change & Development

Live on Ch4HDnews
stated.

[arista]

SkyNewsHD
lets all the talkers talk

BBCnewsHD has to speak over some small nations.
Typical bbc.

It is now concluding
with nations like Fuji
saying all the late changes
have not saved them.

[arista]

Alok Sharma is now Concluding this
Over the Line.

He says he has only had 6 hours sleep.

He is taking Questions from Reporters.

Now Next Year they go to Egypt
to follow all this up.

[arista]

John Kerry, USA Representative

Took a question from BBC Scotland
he asked about all the protesters that marched?

Kerry
said he wished they would read the document first
Many said we were doomed before they started talking.



On SkyNewsHD

[arista]

[arista]

Ed Milliband
Live on Trevor Phillips SkyNewsHD

Said Alok Sharma worked hard
did a good job.

But he also said
Australia has a New trade Deal with the UK
so they were able to remove Text from the plan.

[arista]

Prime Minister and Alok Sharma are both Live all media

He says he will help South Africa Ditch Coal?

Downing Street.

Taking Press Questions

[joeysteele]

There's more than S Africa, that needs to do that.

There's been small steps forward which is welcome as to a will to bring about change by near all Countries.

Not enough however, and the PM said at the start of this summit, we were at a minute or minutes to Midnight.

Well with the moderate change possible from this midnight is well out the process.
Of course he didn't say midnight in what day, years or even decades.

It's not altering much at speed at all.

[arista]

Yes Joey
South Africa is a smaller nation.

China still building New Coal Burning Electric Supplys for their Billions of folks.

It's all over Eygpt next year


Johnson has Failed.


He needs to learn
not to Bang his Desk
the Mic picks it up loud

[arista]

Alok says the Deal Done?

Yes your little deal
but not China /Brazil /Russia/USA /Australia
not in it fully.

[arista]

Alok
says China and India
will have to tell all the little nations why they did not stop coal?

Bollocks
China does not care
they have Billions wanting their Heating and Hot water
via Electric from Coal Burning.

[arista]

Now Concluded

[arista]

[arista]

Live in Parliament

Labour Leader having a go at Johnson
and his Cop26

[arista]

Johnson is losing his voice

He has a Cold.


Only on Parliament Channel now

[arista]

[LeatherTrumpet]

Youtube video

[Toy Soldier]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

Youtube video

6:00 to 6:03 is the truest and only really relevant part of the whole thing;

"And we're not going to do a damn thing about it".

It wouldn't matter if it was possible to discover solutions ... humanity (as a group) just isn't going to do it. None of the discussion of whether it's actually possible are relevant when you accept the simple fact that we won't anyway. Not in proportions large enough to make a meaningful difference.

[arista]

Yes we need nuclear power
the best point from that Student debate.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

6:00 to 6:03 is the truest and only really relevant part of the whole thing;

"And we're not going to do a damn thing about it".

It wouldn't matter if it was possible to discover solutions ... humanity (as a group) just isn't going to do it. None of the discussion of whether it's actually possible are relevant when you accept the simple fact that we won't anyway. Not in proportions large enough to make a meaningful difference.

The actual answer is we will have to live with it

we cant "solve it"