Hello everyone and welcome to Ammanpur. Here's what's coming up.

The ceiling that protects most vulnerable countries and most vulnerable populations around the world,

which is a 1.5 degree ceiling, is now at least temporarily out of reach.

With the world on track to miss a major climate goal, Christiana Figuera's, a leading architect

of the Paris Climate Agreement, tells Christian why there's still reason to be hopeful.

Plus, everyone begins with a blank page or a blank canvas.

The task is to just go for it.

And so I think artists can teach us all sorts of things.

Finding art and creativity in everyday life.

Best-selling writer, art historian, and broadcaster Katie Hessel joins me to discuss her latest project,

How to Live an Artful Life.

And then, Grammy Award-winning musician Jacob Collier speaks to Hari Shrina Vossin about his new album, The Light for Christiana Amun-Poor.

Ten years ago in Paris, the world set its fundamental climate goal to limit a rise in global temperatures

to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Well, now the results are in. As leaders are gathering in Brazil

for the COP 30 climate conference, the United Nations has issued a strong message that not

enough has been done, and the world is on track to far exceed that 1.5 degree limit.

If we act now at speed and scale, we can maybe

overshoot as small as short and as safe as possible

and bring temperatures back below 1.5 degrees Celsius before centuries end.

Scientists say the impacts of such a rise could be catastrophic, with extreme weather events like

Hurricane Melissa becoming more frequent and even more destructive.

It comes, though, as the United States, historically one of the world's biggest polluters,

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