Shadowing the newsreader
Listen to the newsreader read out each line and then practise saying it. Record your own voice line by line and submit your voiceover.
Leaders from around the world attended the COP27 conference in Egypt to discuss climate change.
A major topic was how to support developing countries which are affected by climate change.
Floods, droughts and fires, which are connected to climate change, are most problematic for developing nations.
They're demanding that wealthy, polluting countries provide support via a 'loss and damage' fund.
Earlier promises to help poorer economies develop in eco-friendly ways haven't been kept.
Now, they're seeking money to cope with extreme weather events.
Disha Ravi protested for loss and damage outside COP27.
Developing countries release the least amount of CO2 into the atmosphere.
However, they suffer the most from the negative effects of climate change.
Joan Maguy wants world leaders to act now.
Researchers have reported that CO2 levels will rise by one percent in 2022, which would be the highest rise ever.
Climate protesters believe the countries which pollute the most must pay compensation.
Poorer countries are experiencing the climate problems that they cause.
Ina Maria has travelled from Namibia.
For Ina Maria, the fight against climate change is everyone's.
