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US President Joe Biden said Monday that the climate crisis is the "the existential threat to human?existence as we know it," and he urged world leaders to come together to reduce emissions and save the planet.?

Biden was speaking at COP26, a climate summit in Glasgow, Scotland. More than 120 world leaders attended the conference.

"Let this be the start of a?decade of transformative action?that preserves our planet and?raises the quality of life for?people everywhere," Biden said in his speech.?"We can do this.?We just have to make choice to?do it.?So let's get to work."

Glasgow was the last stop on Biden's second foreign trip as President. He started it Friday by meeting with Pope Francis at the Vatican, and then he attended the Group of 20 Summit in Rome over the weekend.

Biden speaks with Britain's Prince Charles ahead of their bilateral meeting on Tuesday.

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On Tuesday, Biden announced a new plan <a target="_blank">to conserve global forests.</a> "Forests have the potential to reduce, reduce carbon globally by more than one third. By more than one third," he said. "So we need to approach this issue with the same seriousness of purpose as decarbonizing our economies. That's what we're doing in the United States."

On Tuesday, Biden announced a new plan to conserve global forests. "Forests have the potential to reduce, reduce carbon globally by more than one third. By more than one third," he said. "So we need to approach this issue with the same seriousness of purpose as decarbonizing our economies. That's what we're doing in the United States."

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Biden chats with Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, left, and British Prime Minister Boris Johnson during an evening reception on Monday.

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Biden meets with Indonesian President Joko Widodo on Monday.

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Journalists take notes as they listen to Biden's speech at the climate summit on Monday.

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Biden attends the opening session of the summit.

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Johnson greets Biden at the start of COP26.

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The Greenpeace ship Rainbow Warrior makes its way up the River Clyde, near Greenock, Scotland, on the first day of COP26. The ship was carrying four young climate activists from areas affected by climate change.

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Biden arrives at COP26 on Monday.

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Biden is greeted at Edinburgh Airport before attending COP26. He and his wife, Jill, were in Italy over the weekend as he attended the Group of 20 Summit in Rome.

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Jill Biden, center, helps make ravioli in a culinary class as she visits Naples Middle/High School, a Department of Defense Education Activity school in Italy.

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President Biden listens while European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen addresses the press at the G20 summit on Sunday.

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Biden arrives to speak at a news conference at the conclusion of the G20 summit.

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Biden speaks at the beginning of a meeting about global supply chains on Sunday.

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Passengers wait at Euston Station in London after trains were canceled Sunday ahead of the COP26 climate summit.

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Biden meets with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan during the G20 summit on Sunday.

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World leaders throw coins into the Trevi Fountain during the G20 summit on Sunday.

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British Prime Minister Boris Johnson and French President Emmanuel Macron hold coins in front of the Trevi Fountain.

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From left, Johnson, Macron, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Biden pose for photos before a meeting on Saturday. They were meeting to <a target="_blank">discuss next steps in negotiations with Iran.</a>

From left, Johnson, Macron, German Chancellor Angela Merkel and Biden pose for photos before a meeting on Saturday. They were meeting to discuss next steps in negotiations with Iran.

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World leaders are joined by medical workers as they gather for an official photo at the G20 summit on Saturday. Biden is on the far left.

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The opening session of the G20 summit begins Saturday. Biden is at the bottom, third from right.

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Biden and Johnson talk prior to the opening session of the G20 summit.

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Biden greets Macron at the group photo. Between them is Felix Tshisekedi, who is President of the Democratic Republic of Congo and also chairman of the African Union. On the right, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is speaking with World Trade Organization Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala.

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Biden poses for a selfie with medical personnel and other world leaders during Saturday's group photo shoot.

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Biden shakes hands with Erdogan at the group photo shoot.

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Macron welcomes Biden before their meeting at the French Embassy in Rome on Friday. During <a target="_blank">their meeting,</a> Biden admitted that his administration was "clumsy" in its handling of the deal that deprived France of billions in defense contracts. Macron emphasized that "what really matters now is what we will do together in the coming weeks, the coming months, the coming years."

Macron welcomes Biden before their meeting at the French Embassy in Rome on Friday. During their meeting, Biden admitted that his administration was "clumsy" in its handling of the deal that deprived France of billions in defense contracts. Macron emphasized that "what really matters now is what we will do together in the coming weeks, the coming months, the coming years."

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Biden shakes hands with Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi during <a target="_blank">their meeting</a> at the Chigi Palace in Rome on Friday. He also had a bilateral meeting with Italian President Sergio Mattarella at the Quirinale Palace.

Biden shakes hands with Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi during their meeting at the Chigi Palace in Rome on Friday. He also had a bilateral meeting with Italian President Sergio Mattarella at the Quirinale Palace.

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Biden gives Pope Francis a challenge coin during <a target="_blank">his trip to the Vatican</a> on Friday. "Now the tradition is — I'm only kidding about this — the next time I see you, if you don't have it you have to buy the drinks. I'm the only Irishman you've ever met who's never had a drink," Biden said to the Pope, who was laughing.

Biden gives Pope Francis a challenge coin during his trip to the Vatican on Friday. "Now the tradition is — I'm only kidding about this — the next time I see you, if you don't have it you have to buy the drinks. I'm the only Irishman you've ever met who's never had a drink," Biden said to the Pope, who was laughing.

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Biden, first lady Jill Biden, Secretary of State Antony Blinken and the rest of the US delegation pose for a photo with the Pope.

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Biden talks with the Pope during their meeting on Friday. The meeting stretched twice as long as the one Biden held with Pope John Paul II as a young senator. Biden told reporters he discussed "a lot of personal things" with the pontiff.

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