Boris Johnson answers questions from media during COP26 Press Conference

The transcript discusses the concerns of the Prime Minister of Belize regarding the insufficient efforts of developed countries in addressing climate change. It highlights the impact of climate change on vulnerable countries and the historical responsibility of developed nations. The need for financial support and action is emphasized, with a focus on the $100 billion commitment. Progress on environmental issues like deforestation and the transition to sustainable practices is noted. The transcript concludes with a discussion on financial tools available to support these efforts.

What is the main concern of the Prime Minister of Belize regarding climate change efforts?

• Developed countries are doing too much.

• Developed countries are not doing enough.

• Developing countries have more resources than needed.

• Developing countries are not interested in climate change.

Why does the speaker believe developed countries have a special duty towards vulnerable nations?

• Because they have better governance systems.

• Because they have more natural resources.

• Because they have historically contributed to emissions.

• Because they are more technologically advanced.

What is emphasized as crucial for helping countries transition in the fight against climate change?

• More financial aid and investment.

• Stricter immigration policies.

• Higher tariffs on imports.

• Increased military support.

What sector is mentioned as needing more discussion and progress in the context of climate change?

• Tourism

• Automobiles

• Healthcare

• Education

What role does the public sector play in addressing climate change according to the speaker?

• It should limit technological advancements.

• It should average in investments.

• It should reduce taxes.

• It should focus on cultural events.