Tuesday, September 23, 2014

UN urges action on climate change

The UN Secretary-General has told world leaders that now is time for action on climate change.

At the Climate Summit in New York Ban Ki-moon urged all countries to work on a clear vision to make the planet carbon neutral by the end of the century.

It's hoped the meeting will help gather momentum ahead of the signing of a comprehensive climate agreement at talks in Paris next year.

The Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said billions of people were at risk.

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The Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said action was needed to save the planet for future generations.

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The Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said now was an opportunity for change.

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