smoothly dissolving, after this experience and i'm becoming a more short version of myself. i'm definitely putting on the big boss, lady. she was now with the the co enemy. how dangerous this was for the climate, the explosive legacy. now since still suffering, the after effects. if the indo china was and quick, a clearance, a swiss company disposes of land mines. the the 52 boma has been the united states main nuclear deterrent since the 1950s. that

fits a real threat to the claimant. one hour a flight requires around 15000 liters of fuel and release is huge amounts of c, o 2, the defense is an expensive undertaking. in 2020 to $2.00 trillion dollars was spent on the military worldwide. the war and ukraine has accelerated, the global arms race, and new conflicts like to maureen goza will continue to intensify world wide military spending of the production of tank ships combat to croft and munition is rump top. this is bad news for us and for the clients talking about greenhouse gas emissions when it comes to war and the military may sound weird. walk, rates of salt of destruction, people get killed, forced burn down an entire seat is destroyed. and all that is horrible. beyond

imagination, but here i want to focus on the emissions the military. so to footprint is a mess of blind spot, partially because the data is really sparse. look at this map, it shows the quantity of the did the government submit to the you when, when it comes to their military emissions? the reporting of the 5 countries with the biggest military budgets this also cedric to a very poor india, the 2nd largest military. but troop size doesn't give any admission figures at all . you can't begin to think about managing effectively, your greenhouse gas emissions. you don't know what they are in the 1st place. clinical trial works at the conflict and environmental observatory. we've got at the moment, very limited knowledge, really quick. we've been trying to map this and assess it, but because it's science sausage science side of the united nations frameworks, comments on climate change, and there's too many holes. and we need governments to recognize that this is the importance of this. the origin of this problem dates back to the kyoto protocol

climate agreement adopted in 1997 back then after strong lobby from the united states, the world's means that rewards attempted from declaring their emissions. then came the periods agreement to 2015. they lifted up to golf in minutes to decide how and where to cut their emissions. and the military reporting was, again, not made mandatory. this fight today we have no clue how much the world's armies admit. but we do know the problem is getting bigger. military spending worldwide grow 3.7 percent, on average in 2022 in eastern europe, triggered by russia's invasion of ukraine. it went up by 58 percent in a row. part of these is going to modernize into fight a jet fleet. some countries are replacing their old f sixteens which are being sent to ukraine with this new f 35. right now, in europe alone, there are around a $120.00 if $35.00 incorporation with lockheed martin. it's producer,

expects this number to rise to 62030 the last splints to buy some 2500 new units. such long term commitments are called locked in, or the ex 35 that are being bought now will flight and burn fuel up until the 2070 according to one. and that is, it's for each 100 nautical miles long. it's around a 185 kilometers, one single f 35 minutes as much as you to as an average u. k. gasoline car, grieving for one year. so what did the world's armed forces have to say for themselves for reached out to the big for us, china, russia, and india for comments. but none of them got back to us. military officials seem to see climate change mainly as a security risk, only of fuel such as nato c installed them back, call out their own emissions as part of the problem. but do also need to ensure that our armed forces do their part when it comes to reducing emissions. there's no

way we can get to the next 0 without also reducing emissions from the military sector. but it's hard to know how much of a reduction is needed if nobody knows how much the military actually admits. that's why scientists started calculating. we estimated it was somewhere between 3.3 percent, 7 cents a global emissions with a best estimate of 5.5 percent. this is towards parking, so he co wrote a study that's calculated the global footprint of the military, the number of military personnel and was extreme back to spending was significant. military activity was significant. the number of large pieces of hardware. but a lot of this data is very how long to find or to attach directly to emissions. so we just have to piece together from, from what we could most countries don't publish that data on the military, greenhouse gas emissions, claiming it would be a risk to their national security. but they do like to talk about the size of their

military with the types of about their aircraft, fleet trip size. and so one, the research just use data like this when estimating the emissions of con, just that withheld specific data. the one thing we do now about india rusher and china rate is a good estimate of the size of military policy. intensive number s now, and then you looked at the relationships between number of tests and now the size of emissions in western countries. and you say ok, well roughly, is going to that those ratios are going to apply nice countries united depending on how many extra bands have various other factors. a just make a few assumptions. the us armed forces represent 39 percent of all the military spending on the planet and all that money causes and unbelievable amount of nations . as an institution, the pentagon is the biggest single greenhouse gas. i'm either in the world so big

that it didn't meet small greenhouse gas sustain entire countries such as sweden or finland. and let's be clear. we're only talking about the emissions it takes to beaut, up and sustain a military. if the worst case happens and direct me to, to be actually goes to war, emissions go up immensely. look at this graph that shows you asked me to turn greenhouse gas emissions from 1975 to 2018. in 1991 there's a spike right when the 1st before happened. then it goes down as cold war tensions east. and you asked me to 3rd bases abroad, close down. then another spike from 2001 after 911 endings. agents of against 10 and you're ranked. but the conflict in ukraine took, measuring things are mental impact of war to a whole new level. it is a conflict in the big data era where we can fold the federal fields to satellite

images and the ukraine government even publishes what the environmental impact the military reactions have. including the units of equipment destroyed and the cost of emissions on the study funded by in jewels from ukraine in europe. estimated that during the 1st a year and a half after the russian invasion ukraine, $150000000.00 metric tons of c o 2 were admitted. this is equivalent to belgium's emissions in the same period. the war fighting of generates quite a lot of emissions. lena, the clerk is a climate scientist and the lead, the author of this study to use it show a fossil fuels for tanks bind to chance, but also the whole logistics, the hunting. and you know the bullet from the lines to bring new and munition rotates solias, provide food, etc, etc. what i sort of ignition expected that, and that would be the biggest source of the me,

sions. but that's actually the notifications. the biggest source of emissions comes from having to rebuild. ukraine does accounts for 36 percent of the nation's or fair comes 2nd with 25 percent. then you have 5 years with 15 percent because in many cases, 5 fighters cannot access to the territory. so the fires burn up huge areas, then civilian slides have to be diverted which adds another chunk of emissions. the air space over ukraine is of course, closed in russia has closed its air space to western airlines. as a response, we cannot extensions to a flight, for example, from london to tokyo, now takes around 15 hours instead of the previous 11th century, routing splits an extra $18000000.00 tons of c o 2 into the atmosphere in the 1st year and a half of the conflict were also requires few to keep both armies running, but the russian army have used 3 and a half times most fields into ukrainians. according to the research,

as this is because the russian supply line so much longer than the ukrainian ones, the other recent study has measured you pick the flooring cause you calculated that into for 60 days of the conflicts, the fighting generated more than 281000 metric tons of c o 2. as much as $62500.00 gasoline powered cars and meet in one year. and that doesn't include future emissions for reviewed and gaza. most of it sets reduce it to this riley air bombardment and invasion of the posting in territory. as it published is vito. this study has not yet been peer reviewed. so it needs to be taken with caution to some more evidence that points to the norms impacted. war has on climate change. so where does that leave us? military forces that are massive drivers, climate change, war makes it worse a lot worse. so what can we do about it? there is a tension of pause between unitary capabilities and climate change and the emissions

. and it's up to, you know, the politicians, to make, you know, the right decision where the balance should be. but you can only make it sort of transparent decision if you have some numbers that have been some baby steps in the right direction. the wind has recognized the problem is pushing for much greater transparency. some countries already declaring their military emissions and how much time spent wait, such as the u. k. norway, in germany. nato has been encouraging its members to deal with this issue. they released the methodology providing guidelines and tools to calculate greenhouse gas emissions in the military. experts say it has its flaws, but it might influence colder. armed forces industry found that the defense industry manufacturers are also changing, setting net 0 targets and reporting their emissions, descriptive pressure on the military to do the same. the reporting emissions alone

is not enough. the military also needs to be willing to reduce them, and when the military officials are pushed on this, they know their priorities. if we have to choose between something which is green or come but defective, we have to choose the company effective solutions. so the challenge is to ensure that in the future the come, but the effect is solutions. all agreements. reducing fossil fuel dependency is a way for military to reduce their vulnerability. this could mean among all the things replacing jet slides by drones using electric vehicles and installing renewable energy generation on military bases. as well as using nuclear power. that is most clearly shown by the 11 aircraft carriers up the united states, which are all nuclear propelled. while these creates issues like nuclear waste reduces the problem of greenhouse gas emissions. to the proposals are they coming out of the military establishment? are all about more military, all about the fighting,

all about preparing some will probably take, but this is completely the wrong direction in which we need to be going. we need to keep it or we need to find ways to build trust. we need to find common ground isn't much broad conversation to be had about minute tre, stretched to date and diplomacy and gray to piece building and preventing, obviously conflict from the 1st place. from an environmental perspective, the best solution would obviously be to reduce the military forces everywhere. within 2024. the opposite is happening with military spending accelerating the secretive sectors, particularly the hard to clean up. a 1st step would be to list the veil and its role in forcing climate change. the cluster homes on the single bum release is hundreds of explosive devices which can

destroy a vast areas upon impact. often not all the devices explode and continue to pose a threat to decades off the woods, us because they remain life and conduct tonight at the slightest touch with terrible consequences. she moves forward step by step centimeter by centimeter until the metal detector sounds that money has found something a small part of a bomb lower than this one isn't dangerous anymore. but we never know what we'll find next to me. 100 percent good. so they are d mining 14 heck, there's of land. the mine detection team has only covered one 3rd of the area so far. a lot can still happen is up comes yes, and i am afraid that every step is dangerous to be, but we do have safety protocols which we follow closely. so everything should be

fine. but nothings for sure. so it's important to keep focused and take regular breaks. this area is supposed to become agricultural land, but before it can be farmed, it needs to be safe. every find is checked by the section commander was to that spent money as husband that's it. got somebody, but i know i do worry about my wife. she's well trained and knows what she's doing . but generally it's difficult to do this job is a couple because it's dangerous for both of us and like a problem. according to the mission leader of the gate, organization, handicap international constantly reminds them of it. they are in good money way above the average. and the work never runs out, but this is not something they celebrate that the government, it's sad to see that today. bombs are raining down on other countries like ukraine

. but a lot of what about the civilians just hold on the top top. we hear in laos are still suffering from a war that took place many years ago, is okay, and yet continues to be a danger to our lives. so when we talk, this is what awaits people in today's world zones to come get him out. of course, not by the indo china conflict wasn't fucked in vietnam. only then also saw communist forces and to us supported army face off and allows between 1963 and 74. the us dropped more than 2000000 tons of munitions on the country. incendiary and cluster bombs, shells in mines. it's estimated that every 4th village in louse still has unexploded ordnance. this is what they're searching for, and finding every day. they market with a sandbag stepping on, it means it will explode. even the heat caused by sun showed can make it go off.

provide me with finding one means that there are more large zillow, noise one dropped, the bomb container contains 600 to 700 explosive devices. would it be in this area? is haley, and if the munition is dropped from an altitude that was not high enough and then it doesn't explode. what am i thought? we estimate that 30 percent of the explosive devices didn't go off of the interest still here. that they are experts. they know when to touch and when not to touch a piece of munition. this motor shell is being placed in a hole in the ground to minimize tract when it explodes. destination is the only way to remove the thread. but 1st, people in the area are warned to stay away in the

blast like that change chief for his life. he was 17. when he last part of his arm . every year, dozens of people experienced a similar fate. farmers who dig children who play, they lose arms legs, sometimes their lives. and even then i have the mcconnell. we were playing a game with my bowl disappeared into the bushes. mabel, i didn't find it there, but i found something else. when it was round and made of metal metal with the mccomb you doing and then i thought i could play with it to my name and the key it was a bomb. the member's name was cheap for us as he became suicidal and thought he'd never find a wife and start a family. but he did, therefore, children bring them much joy, but also concern wilkins. has we constantly worry about the children. i tell them that they have to be very well look at your dad. i say that could happen to you. you've tried life with

one arm has its challenges, but she for meets them in one of the world's least developed countries. there isn't much opportunity to make a living except in agriculture. she for says he's lucky to have one healthy arm he can use to provide for his family. but here too, he's taking the risk of what i mean. i do get scared the night before me, another farmer worked this field and nothing happened to him. so i assume that it's safe for the final and that there aren't any unexploded bombs here in the bottom level. how many people here in los live with the trauma of war, mind clearance, workers likes that money in front of them are trying to remove that after a hard day's work. it's dinner time. today there's enough food for everyone

now. so let's element outside the home that we are safe by and the everyone is a k and we are relieved or when to help it. tomorrow is another day and will face new, dangerous move info. you will go for the house. that is our job. when i dealt with them, so it gets better than the it's been almost 50 years since the war in laos ended. but in a way, it hasn't living here comes with model dangers every day. the a swiss made mine suite by is being tested by the ukrainian company and they blown,

one of the launch is great and produces in the country. it wants to clear the region around the city of mutual life of mines, so that green can be cultivated here again, up to 30 percent of the companies found land is strewn with unexploded ordnance really, with the credit, a lot of land to i think also land to be, to need to do mining and to machine. so help us to, to do this process more quickly. this is how it works. the remote control clearing machine breaks the land line into small pieces or explodes it. this footage is from as about john. the vehicle being used in ukraine costs around 1000000 swiss francs over a 1000000 years. the green company needs

a long pays health. the other half is covered by funds from germany, swiss company, global clearance solutions. so g, c s has its production facility and still cabinet and they constance. as the c e o explains, the machine can conduct a range of clearance. tasks. are you and is it went on to means this is a mind clara, which works with an open cage concept does. so it moves in a forward movement when the chisel starting to ground and hit a mine and the pressure wave escapes through this open cage. it can efficiently clear land mines onto personnel mines on t type mines to a depth of 30 centimeters like the machine such as minimal damage shot and then clear along the size of one and a half football fields a day. but the one in these metal detectives at the most common instruments used in mine, clarence, the manually controlled, uncovered ground, send to me to by send to me to the swiss. the mining machine by contrast,

is unmanned and remote controlled, making the work less dangerous before the war and ukraine, only around 50 of these machines was sold worldwide. in the last 2 years, demand has risen significantly. g. c. s alone will deliver around 70 units to ukraine by mid 2020, the full force of green produce and nipple loan, and the rest of the state is often management authority. must be in the okay. and is even we've been surprised by the demand you're responding. expanding capacities, though, of course, we know that the current demand won't last forever, and that we have to be flexible to fixing it on passing can. in addition to g, c, s 3rd to other companies worldwide, but manufacture of similar machines, commercially, the company del king in croatia, and on track limited in britain there also some smaller scale suppliers, such as the dig, a foundation. and this was canceling a fun it manufacturers a maximum of 2 machines

a year that is currently ramping up production ukraine. one reason for the limited number of supplies is that the job also involves training operations and setting up infrastructure the most people sometimes think it's like a loan mode that you just order and drive across the field for them to do it. but it's not like that. so is that, and you can for example, and besides widespread contamination from land mines and also other weapon, it's gonna be some, you often know what kind of technology you need and how best to use it as well. if that requires a lot of training on monitoring to ensure the machine is used correctly, it's easy because this is all that's why g c s also offers on site training. a team from the green company and they belong, for example, book to 7. we cost that was carried out in ukraine boulevard. this comes with the seasonal to a bundled, say of the machines months working with a good team. that's why for this moment we show that try and increase the j. c. s a

. our team. nibbled on has been awarded a permit from the ukrainian government to use this with the mining machine the green produce. and also he wants to de mine its own fields. but to accept mine clear and it's contracts from other farms depending on how long the will last it could be a long term project. would you like more insights and solutions from around the world? if you want to meet the people fighting climate change, visit us on facebook. if you up the story behind the headlines, follow us on instagram. and if you want green life text, what you all take, talk news,

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