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dot com slash energy specialist to find out more. This year the world continued to battle COVID-19, but in November,

this year the world continued to battle COVID-19. But in November all eyes and ears turn to another

event. I think that Glasgow COP26 is a turning point for the world. We must cease this opportunity.

There is no planet B. There is no planet Blah. Blah blah blah blah blah blah.

It was a critical moment in our other fight to minimize and mitigate the impacts of the climate crisis and keep global heating below 1.5 degrees.

1.5 is what we need to survive.

2 degrees.

Yes, S.G. is a death sentence. We do not want that dreaded death sentence. And we've come here today to say, try harder.

But whilst we all sat up and took notice for COP26, throughout the year there were some devastating, fascinating and hopeful stories about our planet.

It is unequivocal that human activities are responsible for climate change.

New research shows the Amazon Basin is in trouble

and scientists fear it's at a tipping point

where great swades could be lost

in a self-perpetuating cycle of decline.

Farmland near the Sandringham Estate in Norfolk,

which is slowly being reclaimed by nature.

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