and so bonham's energy provider, some of the solar panels were developed, especially for bonham. like these window pane ones. many businesses send their organic ways to a bio gas facility where it's turned into energy. most of the remaining electricity and some of the heat on bond home is produced by bonding woodchips. now we actually using locally to environments. so our money is actually staying on the island. the whole, the wood is renewable banding. it is one of the dirtiest ways of producing energy. it emits a lots of c o 2. that's why bonham is planning to use less of it. another hit towards the same problem. a lot of other places have people have very, very fond of where we live. i think we all, and of course this is a discussion always when you put on winter events that you can really see them. many islanders were against windmills in their back yard. that's our local public patient access. it well i was structured is not to put up low wind turbines on shore. we will put an offshore wind for wind power. bonham's, how the is already full of offshore wind turbines. which ar

some of the solar panels would develop, especially for bonham. like these windowpane ones, many businesses send their organic ways to a bio gas facility where it's turned into energy most of the remaining electricity and some of the heat on bond home is produced by bonding woodchips. now we actually using locally to environments. so our money is actually staying on the island, the older would use renewable branding. it is one of the dirtiest ways of producing energy. it's a lots of c o. 2. that's why bonham is planning to use less of it. and the other hit was the same problem. a lot of other places have people have very, very fond of where we're live. i think we all and of course this is this discussion always when you put on winter events and that you can really see the many island as were against windmills in their back yard. that's our local politicians, access it well. i was structured is not to put up more wind turbines on shore. we will put a offshore the wind power. bonham's, how about is already full of offshore wind turbines, which are g

we will put a offshore the wind power bonham's. how about is already full of offshore wind turbines, which are going to be installed a few kilometers off the coast. the island will either get some energy off of those giant when fox will set up a locally owned small in a park. but until then, all this energy still isn't enough to cover the islands energy use. on average, about a quarter of the energy comes from an underwater cable from neighboring sweden. and on top of that, they faced a well known problem. what to do when the wind stops blowing and the sun stops shining, the energy produced in peak times needs to be stored for when non is generated. we're going to pull of a mess of energy storage capacity here. i'm moving, so what is molten sold? it basically is sole said, lulu milt, uh on, on putting in uh electricity. uh, plus in electricity from the winter months when the arriving. and then we renewed in need energy and then we just put 4 to enter. that includes theme, and then we produce cheetham power. so definitely kind of co

but on show we will put a offshore the wind power bonham's. how about is already full of offshore wind turbines, which are going to be installed a few kilometers off the coast. the island will either get some energy off of those giant when fox will set up a locally owned smallpox. until then, all this energy still isn't enough to cover the islands energy use. on average, about a quarter of the energy comes from an underwater cable from neighboring sweden. and on top of that, they face a well known problem. what to do when the wind stops blowing and the sun stop shining, the energy produced in peak times needs to be stored for when non is generated a. so you're going to pull of a mess of energy storage capacity here on both. and so what does molten salt? it basically is salt that little note on, on putting in electricity. uh so plus in electricity from the winter months when the a rubbing. and then we renewed and you didn't, you didn't, we just put forth for into that and create steam and then we produce heat and power . so definitely kind of c

but that doesn't mean bonham is completely waste. we somehow did this trash still gets lanfield and about a quarter of it gets found. what kind of waste is this? this is the house will waste. we mix it off the with the waste with this driveway, and it's on the fence in wood and, and we use it as a heat from the sooner it up to the district eating. and or why con disappeared, recycled? it could be we don't have some companies who can the take it to and we used to come back in 5 years, maybe 6 years, this mountain of a voice was the mux a small the goal is to sort the ways so well that nothing has to be banned at the latest by 2032. that's when this blonds will have to shut down because it will be too old. the 2nd step was to stop reducing their own energy and become less depends on electricity for elsewhere. islands especially also independent on the mainland, even other countries, providing them with energy which can become expensive. up until a few decades ago, bonham's energy came from almost a 100 percent fossil fuels. but not any

up until a few decades ago, bonham's energy chain from almost a 100 percent fossil fuels. but not anymore. we have a solar panels of photo boats harris. we have a file gas system on the home. and of course also wind turbines on show, close this year, is this big specing for bond homes, energy provider. some of the solar panels were developed, especially for bond home like these window pane ones. many businesses send their organic ways to a bio gas facility where it's turned into energy. most of the remaining electricity and some of the heat on home is produced by banding with chips. now we actually using locally to environments. so our money is actually staying on the island, or the wood is renewable banding. it is one of the dot is ways of producing energy . it admits a lots of c o. 2. that's why bond home is planning to use less of it. another hitch was the same problem. a lot of other places have the people are very, very fond of where we're live. i think we all off. and of course, this is a discussion always when you put on winter events and that you can really see the

but it is low to bonham. they believe that collecting rainwater can also change people's awareness, enabling them to reconnect with mother nature. so those have been most in problem of that. well, we all know that mexico cities water problems cannot be solved with the rainwater harvesting system alone. because that's not the point where to look at the initial, the point is we need a better water culture being that can help rebuild that link to the connection to water. and so they can most, because we often don't even know where our water comes from. vivian and most that wasn't the most connex alice coordinated during the rainy season, the city is regularly flooded because the ground can't absorb much water. this park is a perfect example, is that a huge deka is the water that comes from the mountain flows through descriptive instead iraqi and then there are a step now see this with the and then the people that for the will to lower the surface, lower it down and further set up, i haven't, i mean, we'll see th

but it is low to bonham. they believe that collecting rainwater can also change people's awareness, enabling them to reconnect with mother nature. so those 7 most in the world, we all know that mexico cities water problems can not be solved with the rainwater harvesting system alone. that's closer. that's not the point. what to look at the initial, the point is we need a better water culture being that can help rebuild that link, that connection to water. and so they can most, because we often don't even know where our water comes from, vivian and most that wasn't the most clinic fellows coordinated during the rainy season, the city is regularly flooded because the ground can't absorb much water. this park is a perfect example, is that a huge deka is the water that comes from the mountain flows through descriptive instead iraqi and then there are a step now see this with the and then the people that for the water, for the lower, oh, they search to slow it down, better setup. i haven't, i mean, we'll see the a

but it is low to bonham. they believe that collecting rainwater can also change people's awareness, enabling them to reconnect with mother nature. so those are the most in problem of that one of us. we all know that mexico cities water problems cannot be solved with the rainwater harvesting system alone. because that's not the point where to look at the initial, the point is we need a better water culture being that can help rebuild that link to the connection to water. and so they can most, because we often don't even know where our water comes from. vivian and most that wasn't the most connex, alice coordinator. during the rainy season, the city is regularly flooded because the ground can't absorb much water. this park is a perfect example, is that a huge deka is the water that comes from the mountain flows through descriptive instead iraqi and then there are a step now see this with the and then the smell for people that for the will to buy the lower they serve to slow it down better setup. i haven't, i me

self sufficient for up to 8 months of the year and not just during the rainy season, but it is low to bonham. they believe that collecting rainwater can also change people's awareness, enabling them to reconnect with mother nature. so those have been most in problem of that, well, we all know that mexico cities water problems cannot be solved with the rainwater harvesting system alone. because that's not the point where to look at the initial, the point is we need a better water culture being that can help rebuild that link to the connection to water. and so they can most, because we often don't even know where our water comes from. vivian and most that wasn't the most connex, alice coordinator during the rainy season, the city is regularly flooded because the ground can't absorb much water. this park is a perfect example. is that a he? jessica is the water that comes from the mountain flows through descriptive. instead, i'd like to you and then there are a step now see this with the and then the people that for the will to lower. oh they search to slow it down and then i will see the archit

but it is low to bonham. they believe that collecting rainwater can also change people's awareness, enabling them to reconnect with mother nature. so the southernmost and problem of that, well, we all know that mexico cities water problems cannot be solved with the rainwater harvesting system alone. because that's not the point where to look at the and they feel the point is we need a better water culture being that can help rebuild that link to the connection to water. and so they can most, because we often don't even know where our water comes from, vivian and most that wasn't the most connex. alice coordinated during the rainy season, the city is regularly flooded because the ground can't absorb much water. this park is a perfect example, is that a huge deka is the water that comes from the mountain flows through descriptive instead iraqi and then there are a step now see this with the and then the smell for people that for the will to lower, they search to slow it down and further set up, i haven't, i mea

but it is low to bonham. they believe the collecting rainwater can also change people's awareness, enabling them to reconnect with mother nature. so the southernmost in the world, we all know that mexico cities water problems cannot be solved with the rainwater harvesting system alone. of course, that's not the point where to look at the initial, the point is we need a better water culture being that can help rebuild that link to the connection to water. and so they can most because we often don't even know where our water comes from. vivian and most that wasn't the most connex alice coordinated during the rainy season, the city is regularly flooded because the ground can't absorb much water. this park is a perfect example, is that a huge deka is the water that comes from the mountain flows through descriptive instead iraqi. and then there are a step know, see this with the and then the people that for the will to lower they search to slow it down better setup. i haven't, i mean we'll see that the architect l

agree with the decision we're off to us, you just have to keep your mouth shut before this meeting, or bonham being consistently pointing out that even the european council's own report card for ukraine issued just last month specified that of the 7 explicit preconditions for even entertaining the thought of opening negotiations on the question of membership for ukraine. it only meant 4 of them. team zalinski had been making noise in the lead up to this meeting. saying that ukraine had coat for filled every obligation, but or bon was giving from mastic side i to that particular claim. the use of report card issued just last month, brought up ukraine's all of our problem. and it's corruption problem. obviously not the kinds of things that can just be square right away and a months doesn't exactly scream quality works. so what did zalinski focus on instead, and his appeal to the wealth. he addressed this meeting of european leaders on thursday and said, quote, people in europe will not understand if pretends satisfied, smile becomes the reward for the outcome of this meeting in brussels. in the

figures that he can still go on records for at least not voting for this move before this meeting, or bonham being consistently pointing out that even the european councils own report card for ukraine issue just last month specified that of the 7 explicit preconditions for even entertaining the thought of opening negotiations on the question of membership for ukraine. it only met 4 of them. team zelinski had been making noise in the lead up to this meeting. saying that ukraine had coat for filled every obligation, but or bon was giving from mastic side eyes to that particular claim. the use of the report card issue just last month, brought up ukraine's all of our problem and it's corruption problem. obviously not the kind of things that can just be squared away and a month doesn't exactly scream quality work. so what did zalinski focus on instead, and his appeal to the while he addressed this meeting of european liter is on thursday and said quotes that people in the europe will not understand if pretends satisfied. smile becomes the reward for the outcome of this meeting in brussels. in the

google schultz as mt off saying really from b or uh, from bonham. and we even go up your order right now and, yeah, and stuff like that, which neither mr. total on people would made just a window from the americas and united states have anything to say about. let me ask a simple question, can you believe the word? if they have symbol yardstick? is someone, uh like, uh, was that a little bit louder than what i mean. i mean, i put the glue speaking was in india and uh, some indian people for, uh, you know, in partition said something like, uh, this, uh, sending this to someone but nothing. when they like it, when people open records its like it, it does my question to the people that i see on his way to gen list on a former employee of the prime minister's office has run a pull on his x accounts, asking whether i'll just areas garza bureau chief, should be killed. the post was quick to draw some strong reactions. this is why the journalist who worked for the the discipline his friends about us as an agent, does a journalist well doctor, to kind of whe

figures that he can still go on records for at least not voting for this move before this meeting, or bonham being consistently pointing out that even the european council's own report card for ukraine issued just last month specified that of the 7 explicit free conditions for even entertaining the thought of opening negotiations on the question of membership for ukraine. it only met 4 of them. team zalinski had been making noise in the lead up to this meeting, saying that ukraine had coat for filled every obligation, but or bon was giving from mastic side i to that particular claim. the use of the report card issue just last month, brought up ukraine's all of our problem and it's corruption problem. obviously not the kinds of things that can just be squared away in a month. doesn't exactly scream quality work. so what did zalinski focus on instead, and his appeal to the world, he addressed this meeting of european liter is on thursday and said quotes that people in europe will not understand if pretends satisfied. smile becomes the reward for the outcome of this meeting in brussels. in the

but him also is rejected any negotiations while as well as from bonham and to this trip continues. that is really only has positive b jabante, a refugee camp in northern garza. again, the health industry says that they, 16 palestinians have been killed and 70 wounded. one of 19400 have been killed sofa and israel's foreign gaza. and the united nations security council is holding a session on the members will send the version on a resolution that calls for the expectation of hostilities. the us to be towed a similar resolution earlier this month. well, the special coordinator for the middle east peace process has given an update to the security council ahead of that vote. he says he is alarmed by growling violence against alice today and some gaza and the occupied westbank. i relate gravely concerned by the impact of your going those different piece of you a situation think also the current conditions. i'm making it impossible for meeting for you any time you know, for a sense to be cut off. i'm also deeply concerned by escalating tension to the occupied westbank into the user. to s

google schultz as mt off saying we were in palm beach or from bonham. and we will go up your order right now and yeah, and stuff like that, which neither mister total or people were made just a window from the americas and united states have anything to say about. let me as a simple question, can people of the world? if they have similar you, i'll stick in someone uh like, uh, what's all been lived in. so i mean, i'm happy to degrees people was in india and do some indian people for the, you know, and then partition said something like, uh this, uh, shame. they were still selling them but nothing when they like it wouldn't be polosa that mattered. say it's like it, it was my question to the people and i said, well that's a rock phenomenon is peter scott's, and i'll be back again at the top of the hour for the latest news and views right here on ok, thanks very much for your company. the, the russian states never as tight as one of the most sense community best. most all sun set up the same assistance must be the one else calls question about this, even

and they fell into tele bonhams after the us withdrawal in 2021. the weapons were lights is said to have been used by tara groups in pakistan and india. so on university professor said mom in grande's says the funds on weapons send to ukraine are being used for the purposes. a few training regime is extremely corrupt that a large amount of the money that's being sent to ukraine, as well as the weapons is being stolen by the uh, government officials, uh, in ukraine and all the dogs who are socially affiliated or associate associated with these officials it's it's, it's quite clear that what we're seeing now in gaza or the weapons that have been obtained by the resistance forces and gaza, or resistance forces across the region that some of them would be coming from ukraine. but what is pretty terrifying is that terrorist groups also would be able to access such equipment that's been sent to ukraine by the united states and its allies, the resistance of course, they use these weapons to defend themselves against their part type regime against the aggr

this route resumes is from bonham and tough. the street the no, i'm for you back. the boy you're watching. i'll just hear a lie from bill. how with our extensive coverage of the war in on guys, at least 70 palestinians have been killed since is really a tax resumed. dozens more have been injured. cannot possibly, you know, a good conscience started attacking the people of jobs were den i think that you will not have a message up on your hands. the u. n says the resumption of these really attached means thousands more innocent lives at risk in gaza. in the final hours of the ceasefire. another boost of palestinian prisoners was released from is really jails and exchange from os really sixty's really captives held in gaza on thursday night . the is this past 12 g m t? that's 2 pm in guys are after 7 days of trying to pick up the pieces and takes talk of everything. they've lost the people of the guys i once again andres, really attack minutes after the ceasefire between these right and how much ended at 7 am local time. these really ami resume disciplined bod meant o

this route resumes is from bonham and it's off the street. the no, i'm 40 back people. you're watching out a 0 life from bill high with our extensive coverage of the war and on gaza at least 70 palestinians have been killed since is really a tax resume. dozens more have been injured. cannot possibly, you know, good conscience started attacking them.

bonham is a good rule but it hasn't held back the haters.enry kissinger never expected to win a pop you'llir ate -- popularity rate. it was bound to be unpopular. so i don't think it would be surprising him. it is frustrating because it misses some very fundamental and important points about the nature of foreign policy, for example that the most choices are between evils and you just have to try to choose the lesser evil. >> so give me, let's talk specifics. take the bombing of cambodia. a secret bombing and tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands killed and the critics were charged all of this terrible tragedy for nothing because it was sort of meant to frighten the north vietnamese into conce concessions which they never really made. >> well, a couple points about the cambodia controversy. the most influential book on that subject is william shorecross's side show but he's since largely repudiated that book and concedes that it exaggerated significantly the death toll to cambodian civilians. so that is a problem for the twitter army. but

bonham is a good rule but it hasn't held back the haters.issinger never expected to win a popularity contest on twitter. indeed, from his earliest times he understood to pursue a successful foreign policy, a statesman was almost bound to be unpopular. so i don't think it would surprise him. to me as an historian, it's frustrating because it misses some fundamental and important points about the nature of foreign policy, for example, that most choices are between evils and you just have to try to choose the lesser evil >> so give me, let's talk specifics. take the bombing of cambodia. a secret bombing and tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands killed and the critics were charged all of this terrible tragedy for nothing because it was sort of meant to frighten the north vietnamese into concessions which they never really made. >> well, a couple points about the cambodia controversy. the first is, the most influential book on that sub scombrekt is william shorecross' "sideshow." he concedes it exaggerates significantly the death toll to cambo

and when we just commit to crime and squeeze through it, but i would think we never used to bonham, saying to him, you, maybe you are right that we should. so what do you neglect that little, but as long as it exist, maybe you should do it and go in to change the load. so i didn't use them. so that only shows i assume that it's measured legal system must, that we stable into society, must understand how important certain things are and how we value this debility and the law. and so with the intro, it doesn't mean that we need to adjust it to sit still and change. so nothing. is it gonna eventually i will ask, i will know makers, people in the state do much. i say we evaluate certain things. yes, i'm certain. listen. so i, i agree with you on some points in payment which you didn't buy to mr. president, have been working live for almost 2 years as good. so additional, uh, i used to switch to something different. our us, a lot of people had been sending messages to us like charles, less strong. and so i, because the, i hit say our country and you personally called the uh sure it's woodson. s

but him also is rejected any negotiations while as well as from bonham to the strip continues. that is really only has positive feature body of refugee camp in northern gaza. again, the health ministry says that they, 16 palestinians have been killed and 70 wounded. 1. 19400 have been killed so far and as well as one, gaza and the united nations security council is holding a session on the board. members will soon be focusing on a resolution that calls for the test ation of hostilities. the us to be towed a similar resolution earlier this month. well, the special coordinator for the middle east peace process has given an update to the security council ahead of that vote. he says he is alarmed by growling.

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fresh from a victory against the cong, the young major, the son of the prime minister of thailand, bonham carter, katrine. so much for the social notes in the priory. let's attack the men of the ninth infantry division. are you bearcat. oh, you're bears baggage dagger. thank you very much. merry christmas, man. merry christmas. we're here with a ninth infantry division at camp martin. we're 20 miles east of saigon, or at least we were when the show started over here. you can never be sure this place has never been attacked until today. the cong would like to attack this place, but they can't. everything is off limits here. in the ninth infantry division. they're known as old, reliable, funny. i thought. that was mouthwash and penicillin. time to show off one of my favorite pupils. the lame duck. he certainly catches on fast. i see. i like the likes of you. i like to think you do. looks like i like the likes of you. i like your eyes are blue. i think they're beautiful. you blue and you want a blue baby. stay up all night and die here i go say what i mean i mean it i could mean right mistak

perspective and experience on this website too, to the un under sex or general freedom monitoring that says bonham griffith, who's speaking for whom, when he turned the fair side emergency relief coordinator. we will hear from him the 1st now in his life. part of the of the briefing on the situation is route and occupied palestine post a new territory. he will have some short opening remarks and then we'll take a few of your questions. it will not be that long, but we of course, prioritize to have your questions asked. so without further ado, mountain i will hand over to you to does that, is it a my know on i'm, is that tom? yep. okay, good. thank you very much. thank you very much indeed. yeah. and today, smokes 2 months to the day since the start of the guys and tragedy that day. october the 7th, with the terrible events that happened to the people of israel living near garza. and that led to the terrible events that continue to this day. and the message that we have been giving we here being the humanitarian community and i represent the issue about turn community writ large, not just the unite

anything from the united states about me about the world health organization and israel strip to, to bonham. we haven't got to get your perspective on this senior political analyst . my want to show thank is the press advocates to say at least 61 jet unless and media workers have died in the war on garza committee to protect you unless says the 1st month of the conflict was the worst for media. what? cuz in more than 30 years, want that so. so i was one of the latest casualties freelance cameron ran for the turkish and a dollar agency was killed on friday in an as rainy as strike along with several members of his family. and my colleague nix clock, spoke to him to her daddy. she is a gym as being garza and she was with, with testing before his death. he used to text me every single day. i'm alive with a happy smile, emoji. and i was always telling him to kid month, i said, we love you, we, we beat even you and we stay safe. but we feel towards that, but we would not able to go to the north to give him the last good bye to even bring him. we don't know if who buried him words he prayed. we d

fresh from a victory against the cong, the young major, the son of the prime minister of thailand, bonham carter, katrine. so much for the social notes in the priory. let's attack the men of the ninth infantry division. are you bearcat. oh, you're bears baggage dagger. thank you very much. merry christmas, man. merry christmas. we're here with a ninth infantry division at camp martin. we're 20 miles east of saigon, or at least we were when the show started over here. you can never be sure this place has never been attacked until today. the cong would like to attack this place, but they can't. everything is off limits here. in the ninth infantry division. they're known as old, reliable, funny. i thought. that was mouthwash and penicillin. time to show off one of my favorite pupils. the lame duck. he certainly catches on fast. i see. i like the likes of you. i like to think you do. looks like i like the likes of you. i like your eyes are blue. i think they're beautiful. you blue and you want a blue baby. stay up all night and die here i go say what i mean i mean it i could mean right mistak

and earlier we spoke on the phone with my, with bonham, who is the head of communications for the palestinian civil defense in gaza. and he says this that cruz are struggling to recover bodies from under the rubble. this situation, a guy named people across the street as us page is more than die out. okay. i mean, the union place on board them in the lady. it could be some forces continue to commit to madison because again, is on the pallets. i mean it's, i mean it's investing in um civilians, namely it sort of thing. yeah. does it been sent as well? uh, since they threw us into an end column. and uh, the for you, the sending of that made sense by is really what plans has intensified. now that it is it in certain areas upon our time table by a number of missiles and that it means that 2 missiles are fired from different directions on one is it didn't settle. quarter this code is low destruction and higher number of victims, tennessee, the 7th. the defense team within the areas. now we can talk to him and the tax is locked in a sense of indians being killed on the page and it is the right 100

has been banned from booking and as well the russian foreign minister has criticized as well as from bonham to gaza, saying it amounts to collective punishment to the palestinian people. that's as well as prime minister projects calls for a c spot and suspect the will will continue with grace or false is very false, is are driving the the self into the strip. leaving michel for millions seeking shelter. they have been repeated as strikes and heavy fighting. and con eunice displays palestinians for the new center and the south have been told by israel to move to a small plot of coastal lead. it has no reliable sources of food, volta and medicine and the you and says, what is real close to save. so it is now experiencing extreme of crowding, rushes foreign minister. so again, that problem has coals to international monitoring on the ground and gaza. moscow has repeatedly blamed the will on the failure of us diplomacy. we strongly condemn uh, the service that the guys, the used rental on the 7th of october like we can them. and if there was the tech, at the same time, we do not believe it's ac

to charge him back to the him says they'll be no christmas celebrations as long as, as roused from bonham to the concert. continues the of 81600 j a n t. and we begin with our special coverage of the war and gaza. within the last hour of these, right, the army is announced. its troops on now in the house of the southern city of con eunice for weeks is rather declared con units and its surrounding areas a safe so millions of palestinians of so shell to that, that israel has rapidly expand that. it's aaron ground, defensive carpet bombing, several areas across the strip. well, in the north jabante, a refugee camp is being badly hit once again. it's the largest and most densely populated in gaza. homes have been completely destroyed. many people are trapped under the rubble. and in central garza mol, residential buildings have been hits in data and by many people fed that nearly 16000 palestinians is now being killed since the war began. and early october, we thought a cup i assume, joins us now from the quite the hospital in the alpha in garza. so 1st of all, i start with those, these ready

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