What does Lego tell us about the COP28 climate deal?

This week COP28 reached a "historic" and "unprecedented" conclusion to "move away from fossil fuels". <br /><br />While leaders are hailing the agreement a breakthrough, campaigners argue it doesn't go far enough and it should phase out fossil fuels entirely, but how realistic is that ambition? <br /><br />On this week's ClimateCast Tom Heap is joined by Sky's economics editor Ed Conway who explains why the answer to our fossil fuel reliance starts with a piece of Lego. <br /><br />They discuss what happens to fossil fuels now that deal is in place and what a net-zero 2050 might look like, and how we get there. <br /><br />Tom is also joined by Racquel Moses, CEO of the Caribbean Climate-Smart Accelerator, who speaks about the enormous impact the climate deal with have on small island developing states for decades to come. <br /><br />Producers: Emma Rae Woodhouse<br />Editor: Paul Stanworth