does your country have as clear notetaker on what its doing with carbon as https://twitter.com/kimikohirata japans https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/ondemand/video/2058835/ - interesting bio - read gore's first book- went to work for us ngo for 2 years but came back in time for japan hosting kyoto summit- been mapping japan ever since

Kimiko Hirata @kimikohirata · 7h NHK World “Direct Talk” picked up my story. nhk.or.jp Tackling Climate Change: Hirata Kimiko / International Director, Kiko Network - Direct Talk | NHK... Hirata Kimiko, a director of an NGO that works on climate change issues, has been a fierce opponent of coal power in Japan. She was recently awarded the prestigious Goldman Environmental Prize. Kimiko Hirata Retweeted Kimiko Hirata 平田仁子 @kimihirata · Nov 17 Privileged to meet and talk with Ambassador Tai today. Trade policy has to address climate, for sure. Quote Tweet Ambassador Katherine Tai @AmbassadorTai · Nov 17 I had an invigorating conversation today with Japanese climate advocates. I firmly believe trade needs to be a tool to address climate change, and I welcomed their views and thoughts on how the U.S. and Japan can accomplish it together. Kimiko Hirata Retweeted Takeshi Kuramochi @TakeshiKuramo · Nov 15 Denial at its finest… Japanese government’s #COP26 summary has no mention of coal or fossil fuels, at all! Quote Tweet Kimiko Hirata 平田仁子 @kimihirata · Nov 15 同僚に知らされて、びっくりです。 政府のCOP26結果概要に一言も「石炭」の文言が出てこないと。これだけ注目され、議長が焦点の一つに挙げ、最後まで議論され続けた石炭の扱いに全く触れないとは。会議の状況をおよそ適切に伝えず、これまで通りにやろうというのでしょうか。

 konishi masako   https://www.linkedin.com/in/masako-konishi-a2aa3a10/ 8am news today climate crossriads sxeries nhk - talked about why carbon pricing is key but never gets realised as one global market

jhnson coal cars cash trees

japan not tet committed end coal power

brazil wants lopholes into carbon pricing

 https://www.un.org/development/desa/un-desa-voice/feature/2021/11#2783

MITIGATING CLIMATE CHANGE DAMAGES THROUGH GENERALIZATION OF CARBON PRICING

2021-11-08 - 09:00-10:15

Description

Putting impacts of climate change and how to get the world prepared, on the COP26 agenda is crucial. It is clear as well that accelerating the pace of decarbonisation is the best way forward to mitigate these impacts. The more we succeed, the less damage and loss we suffer. Unfortunately, despite all endeavours around the world, we are still far from what should be done in order to significantly reverse the trend of carbon emissions. All economists and international institutions, more and more policymakers, more and more firms and people around the world get convinced that giving a price to carbon is a major catalyst to succeed the energy transition. This COP26 side-event, which will take place in Glasgow in a hybrid format, is organised by the Task Force on Carbon Pricing in Europe with the participation of the Chinese International Finance Forum. It will explore all the channels through which carbon pricing can contribute to accelerate the energy transition. The roundtable which will gather major personalities, policymakers, experts, members of the business community will explore the various facets of carbon pricing and the necessity to introduce its generalisation in the COP26 discussion.

Speakers

• Edmond Alphandéry, Chairman of the Task Force on Carbon Pricing in Europe
• Lord Adair Turner, Chairman of the Energy Transitions Commission
• Vitor Gaspar, Director of the Fiscal Affairs Department of the IMF
• Tom Howes, Head of the Energy and Environment Division at the IEA
• ZHU Xian, IFF Vice-president and Secretary-general, former Vice-president of the World Bank and New Development Bank
• LI Min, Research Fellow, Department of Nuclear Engineering Design, China Institute of Atomic Energy
• Tryggvi Thor Herbertsson, Chairman of Qair Iceland
• Gerassimos Thomas, Director-General Taxation and Customs Union at the European Commission
• Graciela Chichilnisky, CEO and Co-Founder of Global Thermostat
• ZHAO Zhongxiu, President of Shandong University of Finance and Economics (SDUFE)

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charles tips

NCIA https://www.sustainable-markets.org/ncia/ Natural Capital Investment Alliance

CBA https://a.storyblok.com/f/109506/x/746d2b4098/cba_leaflet_mar20.pdf Circular Bioeconomy Alliance

www.ashden.org microenergy awards

https://www.re-tv.org/

Terra Carta https://www.sustainable-markets.org/TerraCarta_Charter_Jan11th2021.pdf

A4S Accounting for Sustainability https://www.accountingforsustainability.org/en/about-us/governance.html

related ted at cop26 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YtL6zQza45Q

glasgow talks

https://unfccc-cop26.streamworld.de/program

boris 2 ladies guterres prince charles arrenborough -pm barbados young chile egyp dsabled 15% pm italy (dragion) blie pieter kenya climate yout activis

prince charles - terra carta map - 10 sectors starting with fashion energy ag transport

concenttion arbo inatmosphere that onr metric- only now have we changed by more than a degree in one generat

tosay those done least getting most damaged: rale of smartest species falining to see bigger picture but shorth-term goals

perhaps young people wil give us impetus

we understand the problem - we know 

stop carbon emissins this deecade

keep within reach of 1.5

newindustrial rev

healthy air fd for all 

nature is our ally - no nation has completed itsdevelopment as no nation is sutaibable

learn together to achieve this -

motivatec by hope not fear

did that number stop eiing because of what was done in glasgow

-a terible decline

a wonderful recovery

=barbados covid natioal solution ro global problem dont work

heading to 2.7 or 2 

20 bn shrt of 100 bn not to 2023

only 25% vs 50% promie

climate gfinance to suds declined 2019- result deaths - immoral , unjust

=what to say to people living on frontline carribean africa pacific ... wil leaders join us on front line covid/climate

one third prosperous, 2/3 on edge of extnction

leasers must not those who dailee t

barbados

25 trillion dollars quantitative esing - 9 nillion to covid - had we used that on climate/food we would

sdrs 500 billion dollars year in trust evey tear for next 20 years 

can we bring glasgow back on track or leave today failoyre before it started

bigger challenge now than when un formed

now double the nations

path of greed to sew seeds of destruction

the leaders of today must make choice

work with who is ready to go because train is leaving

code red to the g7, g20

1.5 is what we need to survice - 2 degrees is death sentence for barda=os, samoa - try harder actions now

young civil society

deom chile and egyptmatin america young women have examples of solution ro empower communitirs throughout world- urged civil soviety in 80 sounyries - proposals ro implemnt your children are collaborating why not yoy - work lovally to globally..  

egyp we have trained young people in green ecofriendlyentreprenurship- youth can start green social businesses - pit green nd circular ecnomic models top - we are hopeful to host cop27 ro showcse egypt cases

75 mins of earth to cop

voice of disabled - 15% of us -worlds largest minority

dragio - young people done us a service - cop needs to make them proud;; from fires fllods to bleaching or coral - price raising fast for poost nations - cost 390 bn per year for poorest nations - peace/security/new migration flows, terorsim/organised crime- climate can tear us apart - g20 accounts 805dgp and emissions- at rome g20 we agrred to limit 1.5 degrees - enhance nationally determined conttiburions- stop public fuding of cal by end of this year;;we must go furthe - cop needs to act beyong g20 segent - prince charles gave us a roadmap;; public money is tens of trillions but how are we using it- all ndbs and wrld banks co-share risks privte sectrs; we need national platfrms and woekd bank sarung platforms making money is usable

money is not a concern if we use it will

cip must be quatum leap with youth at centre

youth fr climate (held at g20) n=must e featore of all cops

uk young people competition - winning story of childs competition- 2025 half f world facing water scarcity