The Importance of Common Responsibility in Climate Change

Christiana Amanpour: I always thought of climate as something that the, you know, very avant-garde women in my university when I was in university. But it was almost like a specialized field. They had very unique understanding about how not to use fertilizer to compost, but it couldn't really apply to everyone. And then we also found that based on all this meetings that we keep hearing about COP26, COP27, there will be COP28 also this year in the Middle East,. We're not in line to meet the 1.5 degrees, increasing temperature that is the maximum if we want to keep the planet somewhat habitable. So everybody has to get involved.

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