the, the, you're watching the, the, with you news line from berlin is really forces seeking to wipe out amongst, pushed further into southern casa, israel's military orders. a mass evacuation from con unit, the focus of its current operation. but one of gauze is and their families keep pouring into hospitals. thing they have no safe place to go. but china is the world's worst polluter, but it's investment in renewable energy technology could help the rest of the world make the transition away from fossil fuels. the

nicole fairly, thank you so much for being with us. israel has stepped up. it's bombardment of southern gaza as its forces expand. they are ground defensive. these really military says it is targeting homos, which is classified as a terrorist group by multiple countries. israel has told hundreds of thousands of civilians to evacuate the area around con eunice and head towards the mediterranean coast or further south towards the border with egypt. the world health organization says that the situation gaza is getting worse by the running out of places to keep their families safe. palestinians more in their loved ones, after striking the vicinity of a school in con eunice, this is his blood. may he rest in peace? a dozens of bodies arrive at the hospital. many carried there

by regular people. but i'm on, i la my cousin called me and said my sister was killed. the said, the body was on the floor in the school yard. we had to carry the body out of selves. we saw for millions of people blown to bits the many thousands and con eunice have already been displaced after evacuating their homes in the north. some more than once. now, israel's military has released footage. it says shows troops pushing deeper south and people and con eunice have been built in new evacuation order. israel's using a numbered block system to issue it's a vacuum ration orders. those are ready in the strip south for being asked to relocate even further south. of is that we are preparing ourselves to

leave the hon eunice area and go towards rafa who we've been here for about 50 days. now in the end, we're just looking for safety. let them use of as many fear that even the so called c sounds they are asked to evacuate to will not be spared the bombardment china low from the norwegian refugee castle in jerusalem explained to me what all that means for civilians in and around the city of con, units in southern casa, civilian daughter has been told multiple times that they need to move 1st from northern god, then god, the city to why the god that south of all the god that and now from southern gaza, even further south or west. there's, since he is not space for these people to move their art facility is able to accommodate them. shelters are already bursting out the themes and the places that

people are being told to go, because they're allegedly safe or, or not safe. we are cells have had staff that have been injured this week in the air strikes on rock and have family members, and there's killed as a result of these airstrikes demonstrating that really there is no safe place for people to flee. meanwhile, the ongoing fighting and hostilities have made it incredibly difficult for humanitarian agencies to be able to have any sort of affective response right now. most agencies are limited to operating within the rock, but in the southernmost part of garza, we ourselves have half a suspend operations because it simply is not safe for our staff. and they are able to reach that be that we have stored in their houses that we were hoping to distribute these days. you say there is no safe place left for civilians. let me rephrase the question then, what is the safest place for civilians right now and gaza?

you know, i, i really, it's impossible to answer that because, well, there might be some places that are getting struck with less awe. struck with less environment. there really are no safe places. our staff has that up in the office in southern garza, in rasa. i was on the phone with them a couple of nights ago here in may be shells coming in nearby. this isn't an area close to where people have been told to sleep, in addition to places that they're be being told to flee, to don't have any facility you'd be able to accommodate them. so if they, even if they are spared from bombardment, they not spared of exposure to the elements risk of spread of diseases because people are in close quarters. are risk of diseases from on, on the clean water and on safe food. and just general lack of hygiene. so there really is no safe place. the only way to guarantee the safety of palestinians in gaza right now is a piece fire, a permanence of themes,

these fire so that people can return to their homes and start rebuilding, which will take of course, not months but years. yeah. you say that your organization has had to suspend its operation in gaza. the gardens are still in need of live saving humanitarian supplies, maybe more so than ever. how much and what kind of aid is actually getting through them? there's still r e trucks coming through. some of those trucks have fluid water, medical supplies, but we go, cells have been unable to safely access the that we have inside of garza to be able to distribute it. i think there's a very, very limited amount of 8 that is going in right now. uh the, the south southern protocol that is effectively cut off from the middle part of garza, which is effectively cut off from northern garza. and so the middle in northern areas i, i do not believe that any aid trucks are able to reach them, certainly not in the north. and the, the operations that are,

are ongoing are very limited. and even seeing just yesterday, the world health organization announced that these really are me, had ordered them to remove the supplies from to warehouses. newhan eunice because they were going to be, were military operations would take place. this just simply is not feasible to have any type of humanitarian response. the effective while there's ongoing hostilities shayna low from the norwegian refugee council, all the best to your colleagues. thank you so much you. here's a look at some of the other stories making news around the world today. a dozens of nigerians have been mistaken. killed in an army, jerome strikes. bombs were accidentally dropped on a north western village where a civilians were celebrating. a muslim festival. nigerian president has called for an investigation a powerful cycle and has slammed into the southern indian state of

under per dash, causing devastating flooding. millions of people were taking shelter a cycle and meet young maids land for the neighboring terminal. now to stay. torrential rain and flash flooding have killed at least 8 people. carbon dioxide emissions from burning fossil fuels are sent to hit a record high this year. that's according to a new report released today. the global carbon budget report estimates global c o 2 emissions from fossil fuels to reach 36800000000 metric tons this year, as more than one percent higher than in 2022. china is currently the world's biggest emitter, though, historically it's contributed less than the united states to climate change. and it's also investing heavily in renewable energy. a gray blanket of small here in china is comfortable basing not to read recurrence. well at quality has improved. it's still a big problem. a major cause is bonding cold,

but we're still unfortunately heavy dictate to fossil fuel. we actually burn yeah. logged in now, how often global coal comes on ship every year in china is the world's biggest pollutant responsible for almost a 3rd of all carbon dioxide emission and it's continuing to run pump. it's used to fossil fuels in 2022. the nation permitted 6 times more cold projects than the rest of the world combined, according to one reports. one reason is climate change. the country is being heavily impacted by global warming and to release of heat waves leading to more demand for air conditioning. another reason is industry. china is a global leader in both steel and cement production sectors with high energy needs . replacing coal is not easy, particularly when he doesn't have

a viable alternative. if a high quality heat is not impossible, but it's very difficult to achieve that. in a very large electricity system, purely whether nichols, china is leading seen energy to china's investment and renewable energy in 2022 to most of the nations at more than $270000000000.00. compared with other big investors, like the european union, with $55900000000.00. i mean lighting states with $49500000000.00. china produced is 80 percent of oil solar panels. and there's also a huge manufacturer of wind turbines, electric vehicles, and bus trees. driving its own move towards clean energy and making it cheaper for other countries to also move forward. which are those factors are primarily boost data over the last decade or so on by china is strongly industrial policies. and it includes, you know, china's ability to lock

r b with the supply chains off those key technologies in a very short period of time. it also has a lot to do with just the sheer size of our domestic market. china is set to hitches highest c o 2 emission levels by 2025 at the latest off to which its emissions will start to draw, helped by huge investments and renewable energy. but unless it abandons its colla diction, seems like these are likely to disappear any time soon. in 2022 alone, china invested more than $270000000000.00 in clean energy. earlier i talk with journalist, i'm in customer from beijing, and i asked him that was proportional as well. it's really difficult to assess it. china's performance because it's sending so mixed signals. so if you look at china investments into renewables and it's really impressive, and on a global scale,

it's unprecedented. i give you just 2 examples. um, the predictions for this year 2023 of that you know, china will invest in total 70 percent more and renewables than the european union and to us combined. and also electric motor mobility. china is needing by 5 by, you know, 2025. more than half of the newly sold ve codes will be electric, but if you ask me, is it enough? i think it's only enough is china will manage to um, yeah, decrease its high energy demand and that is not happening yet. so um, i would say even despite that really impressive investment into renew, but we're not um where we should be at this point. how can we understand the contradiction that china well, investing heavily in renewable energy is also building a record number of nuclear power plants. yeah, that's a big contradiction. and if you ask the government here, why are, you know,

building so many new coal power plants? i mean that is against the, the adults that a seating thing also gave, i mean basically it's against the green transformation and the government will always say yes, those um pull power plants. we will not run them as high capacity. um they are more a back up plan in case there's not enough what's up with our hydropower, or is this a long lasting draught in somebody, etc. and i mean this is something to it, but you basically you have new infrastructure and you called paul pets. and it's very unlikely that they will be retired in the, in 10 or 15 years. so that's really a wrong signal. i think the call of the problem is that, and china, economic model is a highly energy intensive. i'm. it relies on real estate and relies on huge infrastructure projects on industrial benefit picturing, etc. so that requires a lot of energy and a sofa. i think the government does things that can combine both. it can keep its economic model at the same time and pull it with renewable energy. and from my

opinion, i think this will be almost impossible to achieve me. all of that set in global carbon emissions from fossil fuels are set to hit a record high. we just got a new report today, and china had a lot to do with it, didn't. so yes, so according to the jew report, china, it's mostly responsible to china and india to is it just to be fair and for the increase in and the cost of the this itself? and why is that one reason? it's also um, a one time reason. china, basically one year ago listed all the 0 corporate restrictions and had a pen, demick, rebundle trust the rather the late. so now we saw a lot of, you know, construction and a lot of, um, you know, um, production of, of, of use cement, etc. because after 3 years of pen, demi, close, and now there was a rebound. so uh, but still it, it's definitely um, allow me that a china is responsible for the increase of fossil fuels and we should keep an eye on this. so it's probably on customer. thank you so much for watching

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