00:00Climate change is no longer simply an environmental issue.
00:04It has far-reaching implications for the economy, energy security and international relations,
00:09creating new dependencies and intensifying competition over natural resources.
00:13Professor Emanuela Dussi explains why the climate crisis is emerging
00:16as one of the most significant geopolitical challenges of the coming years.
00:20What we see in the observation of this moment is that we have a very big problem with the safety
00:28and safety,
00:30we have problems with the heat of the heat.
00:32They are usually in this moment, like the water,
00:36so it is very easy to have any ideas and even more to the heat of the heat of the
00:41heat of the heat of the heat of the heat of the heat.
01:01The key element in addressing the climate crisis remains the gradual shift away from fossil fuels.
01:09However, this transition carries significant economic and geopolitical implications.
01:13The key element inside the climate crisis remains the biggest and foremost part of the record cooling system.
01:24The key element in the United States is the key element inside the climate crisis.
01:30For this, the key element in the United States will allow the scope of the world to re-exceptive climate
01:39change.
01:39and these countries will need to reorganize their economies and invest somewhere else.
01:47On the other hand, some other countries will be able to strengthen energy,
01:54such as the sun, the wind, the geothermal.
02:10To be honest, the climate crisis has already passed on the agenda of the international diplomat.
02:16If the international community will be able to be able to move smoothly,
02:21it is the big part of the next few years.
02:24From the Athenia for the Hero News, Faye Doulgeri.
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