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There are lots of people all over the world who are affected by climate change who can't do any farming.

They can't eat.

They can't drink because the water is contaminated because there's no new rainfall in or else there's too much rainfall in.

And this is a big problem.

And, you know, when you were talking earlier about, you know, adaptive, those people, we can adapt.

We can go inside and hide from the sun or we can stay inside and hide from the wind.

But these people have nowhere to go.

And what's going to happen is, and it will happen, it's already happening, is that they're going to migrate westwards, they're going to migrate northwards.

And we're going to end up with, you know, migrants coming here, which is not necessarily a bad thing.

But, you know, when all of a sudden you have 100,000 extra migrants coming in your door, there'll be lots of people saying, oh, why are they coming here?

Well, it's climate change.

Oh, and we can have the sunshine and we should enjoy it.

But we should also be cognisant of what's happening all around us.

You know, we don't live in a bubble isolated by nothing.

Well, yeah, I agree with climate change or climate breakdown, as you call it.

I'm no expert in this.

I'm just an everyday average person.

But what I find silly about the whole thing is, yes, we mightn't be meeting our targets.

Most countries in Europe aren't.

Some are, but most aren't.