So here we are, eight years away from a point at which scientists said global emissions had to be half of what they were in 2005, and a little over two months away from the emissions reduction plan and the climate budget we were assured would help get us to that point of action. The Greens have used every ounce of leverage and power to enable necessary transformation to happen. The emissions reduction plan is itself a product of the change that we brought to Government in the last term, born of the grassroots-inspired zero carbon Act, every dollar of the Climate Emergency Response Fund, as a result of the changes that we have made to ensure that the biggest polluters start to pay for the harm that they have caused to our planet. Is it enough? No. It will never ever be enough until we have curbed emissions below 1.5 degrees necessary for our survival. Responsibility now rests, however, for better or for worse, with Labour Ministers sitting around the Cabinet table, finalising what happens within their sectors. 