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this is climate one i'm greg dalton and this week we're on the scene at the international climate

summit known as cop 27 in charm el-El-Shake, Egypt.

The agenda includes loss and damage, accounting for the destruction forced upon developing countries caused by wealthy nations burning fossil fuels.

I think this is the first baby step.

What is being paid for?

How will it be paid for? Who are the responsible

actors or countries that have to pay for loss and damage in vulnerable developing countries?

That is where the rubber hits the road. But most countries still aren't reducing emissions fast enough.

You'd have to phase out all of the coal tomorrow

if you wanted to build all of the gas that were potentially oversupplying.

And as global leaders negotiate, climate disruption continues.

For me, loss and damages are Kenyan means loss of heritage.

It means loss of culture.

This year's COP is being held on the African continent, and location matters.

As Climate One's senior producer Brad Marshallin tells us, Egypt has a long, long history of

recognizing the importance of a stable climate.

I'm at the Temple of Canum on Elephantine Island,

a thousand miles upstream from where the River Nile flows into the Mediterranean.

Here, the ancient Egyptians built what today we call a nilometer,

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