Rishi Sunak mentions late Queen during Cop27 statement

The transcript reflects on historical unity and hope, emphasizing the importance of nations coming together to address global challenges. It highlights the Glasgow climate summit's goal to limit temperature rises to 1.5 degrees and stresses the need for collective action to fulfill these promises.

What does history teach us about nations working together?

• It often leads to conflict.

• It shows there is always room for hope.

• It is usually unsuccessful.

• It is a recent phenomenon.

What was the main goal discussed at the Glasgow meeting?

• To increase global temperature rise.

• To create a new economic plan.

• To limit global temperature rise to 1.5 degrees.

• To eliminate all carbon emissions.

What is the speaker's belief about the promises made in Glasgow?

• They are within reach if there is collective will.

• They are irrelevant to climate change.

• They are already fulfilled.

• They are impossible to achieve.

What is the speaker's question regarding the future?

• Can we forget about climate change?

• Can we ignore the promises made?

• Can we create new promises?

• Can we summon the collective will to deliver on promises?

What is the speaker's outlook on achieving the climate goals?

• Pessimistic

• Indifferent

• Uncertain

• Optimistic