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Newsday: 01/11/2021 07:06 GMT : COP 26: Scientists concerned that action on climate has been left too late

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01/11/2021 07:06 GMT : COP 26: Scientists concerned that action on climate has been left too late

COP 26: Scientists concerned that action on climate has been left too late

BBC World Service - Newsday, COP 26: Scientists concerned that action on climate has been left too late

The two-week conference in Glasgow could lead to major changes to our everyday lives

The meeting in Glasgow from 31 October to 12 November could lead to major changes to our everyday lives.

COP 26 is here, two weeks of highest level negotiation and argument to save the world. Dozens of world leaders arrive to make promises they may or may not intend to keep on reducing emissions. We hear about the fear, the funding and the forever delay which has to end.

Also, we hear from one of the world’s foremost climate communicators on how to get the climate message across.

And why violence between Israelis and Palestinians is on the rise - a special report from our correspondent from a Palestinian village torn apart by the conflict.

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