Climate change: John Kerry interview

Climate change: John Kerry interview; ENGLAND: London: Kew: Royal Botanic Gardens (Kew Gardens):INTJohn Kerry (US Special Presidential Envoy for Climate) interview SOT. (part 2 of 2)- On ExxonMobil lobbying allegations / I have been opposed to the current finance structure we have in the United States for our elections, I think it's very bad, fundamentally a kind of corruption, perception to the public, obviously the average citizen doesn't have millions and billions of dollars to put into advertising / we're moving, we're getting closer, we're a majority, it's growing every day / other countries are going to come aboard in the coming months / you're not going to get 100% but you have to get as close as you can so you get a critical mass on the majority of the emissions of the world, then the marketplace will take over / clean energy market of the future / continue to work very hard to make sure we have 100 billion / we're at 80-something now, we're working very hard to plus it up as fast as we can / we need public money, private money, philanthropic money / US and China have said climate is its own critical avenue and you've got to go down that avenue no matter what happens on the other roads / got to make climate the significant issue it is / 100 days between now and this important meeting, that 100 days could save many lives, trillions of dollars and ultimately set the planet on a path that helps us resolve this crisis / what's at stake is the future of our planet, the planet's future will be determined by the choices we make now / I have children and grandchildren and that's a pretty personal stake / I want to make sure I'm not counted among those people who have refused to listen to the young people