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the one daring goals to health, smart nature, the more likes watching it on youtube dw documentary, the what does our future look like? well, if you're thinking of flying robot that stop right there, because i'm talking about the fuel sort of fi slanted or bought in line. hello and welcome. i'm sorry, we've got the body annual watching equal in the future is uncertain for sure. and it will pause, unforeseen challenge and these challenges we need new in genius and use. so in today's episode, let's take a look at some of these solutions that are future pool. let's start with dining,
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non suspecting in sick. and the protein that they offered us feed, especially for ships india as a was stop shim producer, then over 40 percent of the ship from anybody in the markets in the us has been exported from india like shrimp farming. and india comes with its own set of challenges. let's hypoth, i'm allowed to look at a shim farming more than that comes with the promise of profitable sustainability and who doesn't like that? the children seminars now go back to them, district a code to your boom insurance funding is threatening to go bust sion farmer shiver started with a small farm and over the years has a girl in his operations took up a hundreds of acres like the land. however, with every year his incentive to continue is shrinking money making him fond of somebody gonna some of those that out on the, the categories and i to assume bombing was to make more money. what and i wanted to
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on more than traditional across the board of named us, we used to generate great coverage, but everyone in the business quite dropping you an investment in no time they get to do the selling of assume fairly and costs. and that is, if everything goes perfectly through the yearly, cuz i, you know, even me a 100, well, some of the gotta tell him the thing of the biggest reason for falling prophets insurance funding is fish meals. it is a common formal feed, used in aqua cultural world, wide, made boxing from excess catch, etc, but often from fish caught specifically for making fish meals. while demand does exploded, the amount of fish in the oceans has reduced considerably. as a result, shrimp farmers have had to seek out alternatives like mixing and feed made from insects along with the expensive fishing meal inside coming in india to start that, some of you simply want these are people that you can say to the interesting insect
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farming and india game only in the context of the environment, the management to, to convert the these only super learned and i've done it grease. but after that, when you get below that to better, really the new, just the prof. i loved the insect me, met just be a good amount of most of it candidates piece is so in that context only in segment, it's a good thing come to the importance, particularly by using a car and that it must be upset. that's what it began. as a cost saving strategy, a surprise shrivel with its results. as the shrimp are growing faster and better than they used to with fish meal. where earlier he used to $45.00 his feed with additional nutrients for the shrimp to survive. now he can use infect feed without additional costs, and with much less preparation you can say for a bar on the problem $6.00 don't need to be the best boy and process the data as most of these days like sale. and boeing to handling is easy at the fecal output
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assume has reduced by half compared to the feed i use the visa or on the same, you know, also disintegrates relatively easily. so the water stays the via stuff. how much do they need me to die? the yeah, do you get it died? in fact, the beast feed hasn't done a lot of good fortune of us farm, but it has not sought the biggest challenge facing ship, a cool culture. since the breeding is done in water, things maintaining hygiene and keeping the stream free from diseases has continued to be a hard not to crack for the form of what, what the, by that time the get a little one disease. the next one comes that in one particular disease, the white sticker to these guys because use last is do they does sleep. but yeah, let me look forward to it for hundreds kilometers from show us coastal village. a biotechnology startup called us your new key is looking for the solution. lucian farming struggled with disease by breeding pauses of black swords, your place,
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in spite of its name, the fly is mostly homeless for humans, but and it's law. the phone is extremely effective at eating too large amounts of organic waste was actually a scavenger of organic martinez. i did that and move from that, a rock and food somewhere, which means the insect larvae it board to rise in the micro will be at least harsh and beat on. and then this defense, the side ends which the insects of the site to shims. we have shown that lab level, the immunity of the swims significantly goes up by which they actually become more or less. this tend to be, seizes. the flyers are bred in a carefully controlled environment. 25 days after the late the eggs, the lobby are ready to be harvested. the pro to enrich lobby are. ready salted and separated from the substrate for the final step in the process.
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you bring it out here, loading the trans overnight and we dried them. totally dehydrate them. so the house longer shelf life, this is what we get. absolutely, totally right and stuff. no, the highly nutritious insect lobby is ground up and turned into easily transportable and long lasting in 6 feet. the 1st application that we have focused on the black, so we just fly is actually the insect means that both what i, what i just to day of course we are focused on trim, but it can be applied on the website, you ask the assignment, etc. meanwhile, the indian government has said i'm be shoes. goals to double induce our cool culture of production by 2030, an insect feed that can be used in echo culture that does not rely on emptying the
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oceans for feed might be the only way to realizing these goals sustainably. wireless insects are sold great, and protein rich, why i'm being using them to feed us humans to that are 7 or central indian tribes that have traditionally been eating. and there's a very popular read and checked me that i have tried. i just want to see quite good . what. how about some insects on your pizza? met the values might call this sacrilege. like before you swamp. let's go and meet with values. who might change our minds about nutrients. thousands of crickets thread on a farm. to end up as a pizza topping. unlike various prospect, some might say by carlo dental bono. and jose johnny, call it a promising business. the getting the crickets were born today
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is the 1st day of their lives going on. one of the 1st 3 years of our research and development, we learned how to determine the exact number of crickets. but if it's a plastic container, what the test page you think of into this page, the crickets may be moved anywhere else until the last day of their lives. like this for study, that's pretty much under the visa being. okay, so john, jose johnny and a friend found at the start up neutral insect in this former warehouse in monte castiano in italy. they started by importing 10000 crickets from germany. that was the 1st and last time tony had to get crickets from abroad. his farm has been steadily growing sense of things that it can never arrive and 10000 crickets in this container, he learned enough to produce one kilogram of cricket flour. it contains over 60 percent protein and we only need 5 liters of water per kilogram of cricket. this
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10121 kilogram of b for cars. 15000 liters. so i'm going to and by 2nd kito symbol, you know, be able to send you the queen. did you need? yeah. johnny says this also helps in the fight against climate change. he produces 2 tons of crickets flour per month, only in recent months to italy allow food made from crickets for human consumption, and very quickly nutrient sex products sold out. the curriculums live only about 30 days there used in the machine that slowly reduces the temperature until the cold blooded insects fall asleep and die. johnnie, assures us the procedure is painless. a nearby company then processes the crickets into a powder that looks like this. so will this product ever have a place in the secret italian kitchen? really lucky for you mean flour me from this little insect? no. my god,
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i might try it one so they probably wouldn't meet this type of flour part of my regular diet. i don't accept such a flower because i don't know what it is headed on to the quote. i think it was good that we need to normalize these types of alternative flowers. i would need it on today on the pizza maker, carlo del well know is already experimenting with cricket pizza. it is eatery outside rome. he says no more than 15 percent of the powder should be added to the pizza dough so sustained. then we will like to do and sprinkled crickets lever on top. i don't know several of any getting a little. we do our best to ensure it mix as well with our regular flour. do in the and take it out. see, going off were making fishable pizza with a little mozzarella john bianca the p as tomato sauce, mozzarella a variety of vegetables and a pinch of cricket powder on top. it's
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a price the ingredient a 60 year olds per t lo. then the pizza goes into the oven. the pizza pizza is ready. it looks great. on the lease, you must know will garner shit with crickets of john, which will make the pizza even chris spear. because he went to the end to include abuse, go get a la delicious, very good, tasty cricket pizza. very little them very will be. it's a way to really fine, really. if kits anyone can was it? i'm on really the not everyone is as excited about cricket pizza as carlo del, bruno, even so he plans to add it to his menu soon. well,
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nobody told if you've ever been to gush me is the one thing. i bet you've gone to. this is the lake in screen a good the states, someone catholics and i love going there, but the place is usually very crowded. logged by doris with every 1. 1 thing that's perfect from set tourism organization and industries has shown the walked away with the weight infestation garbage and pollution. the residents have now taken the matter in their own hands to save the chicata as that of popular photo more deflect. due to some of the smaller water caps gaddy vacationers to that accommodation. the house votes, which have been one on the banks here since british colonial. go back then. it was forbidden to build houses along the what the british left. but the house board state right now, things that are been comma on dudley. it's off season and missouri that much show
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out. then take a much needed breather for generations. he and his family have lift off tourism here. they can buy that. the honey i nick me. why? hey, i was born on this lead, so that'd be well but and all the people here depend on it is to make a living take in 1974. the 90 need to know what people use the walk on here for drinking and cooking low blood fine, never since 1991 a study the human negative but has let doing pollution. when you like, a liquid leak is located in the dish and we value at an altitude a foot on 1500 meters between the double bond mountains and the mega d. i've seen that that's more than 44000000 liters of waste. water flew out of the city into the surrounding area every day. and there also around $50000.00 people living around the lake itself, who dispose of their based on the shore and cut out and her father have come here
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for a vacation from ireland. they are disappointed with the state of the lake, i think as always this conversation with a likes that it's going to be nice and blue. but i think very different because they're living on that. and obviously you can see there's a lot of rubbish and a lot of plastics that are still just throwing in a 65 year old while i'm a sewer has long had enough of the situations every 20 days or so. he and other residents of his village set about collecting the garbage left behind by both local people and tourist. but he knows that more needs to be done. the influx of waste water into the lake has to stop, he says. and so for several years now, he has also been working to develop a local sewage system. you use the tenure drainage system,
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you are looking at to you was inspired by one. be billed, print to yours or what were you called them with how family dug trenches for 21 houses you belong with. and the drainage flows down to a deep bit, we may have gotten a good contact for us. you want to ask when i took the initiative to stop the sewage run off in my own home using what i knew and on my own volition bottle called in, or when the local administration saw what i had done. it decided to build the drainage system. you'll see here now connecting the whole area, do it. yes, that is still some work left to do so, but it will be finished. so what do you want to print from there before the drainage network runs right around the area to actually mon, subbing the entire neighborhood, which is home to around 120 families who would assist with the following on from the success in his own village. well, i'm a student now wants to build a sewage network and other villages to many of his neighbors grow their own fort funding money to the sale of cabbage lea looked at us and lotus routes. they're all
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interested in having a clean or leak. and so they get together regularly to look at it are just too big just in addition to those dollars is nation is another big problem. i'm going to take months of that. we tried to tackle it ourselves using traditional methods like dredging to knowledge and removing the sit out said all of us, and then using it as for the laser, enough fetus to shauna bush on his end. and so working together to see if the late of the like, if anything happens to a, just want to wait on, you will lose everything. i'll go to. yep. yeah. so other residents, including families, vote i'm in the other league, but those belonging to each community, right? we'll need to get on board and work with that all because the, i'm sure it's true or what community on a few years ago, the government decided it had to a radical quick solution to the problem. it reset it or on 10000 of the leaks visiting, moving them to the other side of the scene of the but they have no vehicle and in the living there. so they come here during the day to own money. the
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government has undertaken admission is due, it has invested it on 13000000 euros and video is unfolding sewage systems in order to prevent the untreated info of ccs oils and sold from the lakes house boats and it has installed sewage treatment plans on the shores of the league but profess someone's who that much of a button to step from the university says such solutions don't go far enough. it has been a system which has been long as you so far manage it. because it and you're getting system to and you're going to get books. just go for dredging for these pipes. for busy edition systems, we have to understand the ecology of the science of ecology or the system, and it's still valid. in recent views, the leaks water level has dropped, destroying the habitat of some native animal species. we invited,
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invasive gland species have spread. humming the legs. ecosystem spots that are possible solutions to size. we're trying to find some value. for example, try to find some dies. rex is deep and uh, so maybe some of these uh, species. and if we will get a break to it is a 0 investment volume us plenty of them all the and you can easily use it. the button is also suggests implementing a 5 percent tax on taurus based income. the resulting revenue could be put directly towards recovery measures for the lead months. we were that much shuttle very much hopes that the liquid regardless, it's the only way to ensure that doris, we keep coming here. and that in done will enable the future generations like that of his children and grandchildren. on a library from the lakes and crush me,
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let's now head to jolted in catalonia, in spain, spain's droughts last year. what among the top 10 oscar list climate disasters across the was and the out increasing in intensity and frequency with time. the dryness, among other things, in fact, a tourism and agriculture, both of which are who should boost beams, economy. a few local scientists are trying to find a way out of this by using and recycling water of the water that's good enough to drink. that's what work is here at the tobacco, the southern nation plant in northeastern spain, a testing for the region, is increasingly looking to removing salt from ocean to us, the solution so that will to problems levels of acidity, conductivity, cooler, and content. everything is tested here in the bronx laboratory and it has to be just so because if not the bottle depending on which value it is,
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you know that part of the process isn't working properly. you act on that incorrect value out of out on the in other words, the laboratory. people communicate with the operator and then the upper right to internal x on the process on their property. so it's a painstaking process, but essential move in house of motion to process that the plant becomes a salty brain pumped bus couch into the sea, the rest of the types to the surrounding communities. that's part of the co come all garcia's job. he has worked at the plant since it was built in 2002. since then it's doubled as capacity. is the phone as well. so now this is a really to raise the area and as well as being a terrific area, it's a very, it's a coach with some focus a lot then further the river does quite a bit of chemical industry that needs ball told it was the gaming i couldn't see that i was the regional government plants to triple the plants current sized by the
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end of the decades to combat ongoing droughts. but the still a nation is expensive and there are other problems. saturday though, is it going to then thought of going? so yeah, lynch is to obtain the same amount of water or more, but with less energy consumption. so by improving efficiency, that's what i've done on. well, they're not the most. what i'm plans have already made changes to increase efficiency, but it is quite complicated. they don't, is based on their company go to the neighboring to odessa river is dried out as far as the i can see almost full years of less the now for train falls is devastating. the region of catalonia reservoir levels of dropped from more than 90 percent in april 2020, to less than 20 percent. and 2024 will just saving restrictions on residents have gradually been ramped up. this will lead to the facts that makes us more aware that the impacts of climate change of the climate crisis is most severe in the
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mediterranean region. then in other parts of the world. and the most of it, i can know that i spot those and the young lady that i know i see him have always been episodes of drought in the mediterranean, into the generation of the now the drastic rise and the temperatures rustic would of these conditions are unprecedented totally fine. this is wanting to say that it's early in the season than your by tomorrow. but hotel here is a bracing themselves for an impact around to 19000000 people visited catalonia in 2023, and taurus to lodge consumers of water using up to twice as much as residents. by some estimates, the government is considering imposing you will to use limits on hotels. it has some residents reliance on the industry worried to know what is the content of tourist what move to they can i'm calling this. that's the major concern of my old look for them. it's not a problem of the following us and whether they use mobile to not give you the most
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that we rely on tourism ident september, october, it will be over. we will be looking for to is to come back. so this is that situation we are in right now. it's a name, but a don't think too is, should have to pay for this the some hotel off as a potential solution to save water. when it was renovated around 25 years ago, the hotel installed separate pipe, gray water, water used in fossil showers, for example, is pipe box we use in the toilets. it's bus treated in the basement. the hotel claims to have saved around 15000000 leases of what made substantial economic savings. and so basically ok. so okay. i think it's something where hotels to, to already finished i need to take advantage of a renovation situation here. um that it should be mandatory for all new hotels to be built with this system installed up with this. and this is uh at the nearby katelyn institute of water research scientists are investigating the
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impact of counseling, news, drugs, how river ecosystems, for example, cope with, let's remove to black community that but i see said the organism community with extensive quite well. that is because it is a community that is about adapted to the conditions of the mediterranean climate le, instead of feeling good, if the interruption lost a long time, then that could be serious impact. practicing for the time. in the same institute to young luigi booty, larry is working with water from the hotel, some book on new solutions, filtering the hotels gray water 3 ponds and soil to clean it. a system that's already been tested the but it's now being tried with edible plants like this mint researches estimate costs such as solution could be recuperated in 5 to 6 years. as something like a most, they want to find out if it is safe to use the plans for human consumption. we
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don't get know that it would be to have to investigate it further or not. it's a research topic for the future, but it would be really good to be able to print. so going to be able to reuse it. and it's the same time. so do use plans for human consumption and other uses the data, but it was still not on the order, but i would also associate, kept the selling nation plan. what goes on with climate change making conditions of drug work solutions like those being used in this region are helping now the how much longer in the future i may have seen skin budget to solutions like these that make it to less be are there any such future pro, solutions around you. do let us know you can email us or reach out to me directly on my social media handles. i will see you next week and then take care. good bye. now most gosh. the
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