but nowadays it's a critical component in the green transition. the reason it's kind of rising to the importance of the gland of the economy is the kind of the emerging market for nick go, is, is from batteries primarily left. the mind, batteries used in, in my biofire is about tops the increasingly and electric vehicles, which is ready to the big market in the years and decades to come. that's how you, fisher, a nickel experts based in australia. nickel phones are really important. part of the chemistry is within those like fremont batteries, particularly for vehicles for longer ranges that you can drive 5 or in, in high performing this vehicle at applications. indonesia has nichol reserves where they are before with dodo took office. but during his time in charge, the country has rocketed to top spot in global nickel production. it's been the world's biggest producer since 2018 has increased that dominance every year since. today, indonesia accounts for more than half of the entire global output of nickel. more than rivals such as the philippine

but nowadays it's a critical component in the green transition. the reason it's kind of rising to the importance of the global economy is the kind of the imagine mock, if an echo is, is from batteries, primarily left and mind. batteries used in, in my phones about tops, but increasingly, and electric vehicles, which is ready to the big market in the years and decades to come. that's how are you, fisher, a nickel experts based in australia, nickel phones are really important. part of the chemistry is within those like fremont batteries, particularly for vehicles for longer ranges that you can drive 5 are in, in high performance, this vehicle that applications. indonesia is nickel reserves, where they are before with dodo took office. but during his time in charge, the country has rocketed to top spot in global nickel production. and the world's biggest producers is 2018 has increased that dominance every year since. today, indonesia accounts for more than half of the entire global output of nickel, more than rivals such as the philippines, russia,

but nowadays it's a critical component in the green transition. the reason it's kind of rising to the importance of the global economy is the kind of the emerging markets in echo is, is from batteries, primarily fremont, batteries used in, in mobile phones, about tops, but increasingly, and electric vehicles, which is ready to the big market in the years and decades to come, that's how you, fisher, a nickel experts based in australia. nickel phones are really important. part of the chemistry is within those like fremont batteries, particularly for vehicles for the longer ranges that you can drive 5 are in, in high performance. this vehicle that applications, indonesia is nickel reserves where they are before with dodo took office. but during his time in charge, the country has rocketed to top spot in global nickel production. it's been the world's biggest producer since 2018 has increased that dominance every year since today, indonesia accounts for more than half of the entire global output of nickel. more than rivals such as the philippines, rus

but nowadays it's a critical component in the green transition. the reason it's kind of rising to the importance of the global economy is the kind of the emerging markets in echo is, is from batteries primarily left. the mind, batteries used in, in my biofire is about tops, but increasingly, and electric vehicles, which is ready to the big market in the years and decades to come. that's how you, fisher, a nickel experts based in australia. nickel phones are really important. part of the chemistry is within those like fremont batteries, particularly for vehicles for longer ranges that you can drive 5 are in, in high performance, this vehicle that applications, indonesia is nickel reserves, where they are before with dodo took office. but during his time in charge, the country has rocketed to top spot in global nickel production. it's been the world's biggest producer since 2018 has increased that dominance every year since. today, indonesia accounts for more than half of the entire global output of nickel. more than rivals such as the philippines,

but nowadays it's a critical component in the green transition. the reason it's kind of rising to the importance of the global economy is the kind of the imagined moccasin. echo is, is from batteries, primarily fremont, batteries used in, in mobile phones, about tops increasingly, and electric vehicles, which is ready to the big market in the years. and decades to come, that's how you, fisher, a nickel experts based in australia. nickel phones are really important. part of the chemistry is within those like fremont batteries, particularly for vehicles for longer ranges that you can drive 5 or in, in high performance. this vehicle that applications, indonesia is nickel reserves where they are before with dodo took office. but during his time in charge, the country has rocketed to top spot in global nickel production. it's been the world's biggest producer since 2018 has increased that dominance every year since today, indonesia accounts for more than half of the entire global output of nickel. more than rivals such as the philippines, russia, and e

but nowadays it's a critical component in the green transition. the reason it's kind of rising to the importance of the global economy is the kind of the emerging markets in echo is, is from batteries, primarily fremont, batteries used in, in my phones about tops, but increasingly, and electric vehicles, which is ready to the big market in the years and decades to come, that's how you, fisher, a nickel experts based in australia. nickel phones are really important. part of the chemistry is within those like fremont batteries, particularly for vehicles for longer ranges that you can drive 5 or in, in high performance. this vehicle that applications, indonesia is nickel reserves where they are before with dodo took office. but during his time in charge, the country has rocketed to top spot in global nickel production. it's been the world's biggest producer since 2018 has increased that dominance every year since today, indonesia accounts for more than half of the entire global output of nickel. more than rivals such as the philippines, russia, and e

but nowadays it's a critical component in the green transition. the reason it's kind of rising to the importance of the global economy is the kind of the emerging market from echo is, is from batteries. primarily fremont, batteries used in, in my biofire is about tops, but increasingly, and electric vehicles, which is ready to the big market in the years and decades to com. that's how you, fisher, a nickel experts based in australia. nickel phones are really important. part of the chemistry is within those like fremont batteries, particularly for vehicles for longer ranges that you can drive 5 are in, in high performance, this vehicle that applications, indonesia is nickel reserves, where they are before with dodo took office. but during his time in charge, the country has rocketed to top spot in global nickel production. it's been the world's biggest producer since 2018 has increased that dominance every year since. today, indonesia accounts for more than half of the entire global output of nickel. more than rivals such as the philippines, russia

and the first one is managing the green transition.putting too much burden on consumers. financing it in a way that is palpable to far—right policies and international policies, which are often not very sympathetic to some sort of view funding. the other big policy areas having an effect on this is migration, where there are also — there will be pressure on new governments and mainstream parties to find new solutions for migration. and here, of course, we have a lot of pressure from demographics that economically, we need the labour force, economically, we need the labourforce, we need labour force, we need immigration labourforce, we need immigration to resolve our labour shortages. at the same time, this is backlash against this. .,~ ., time, this is backlash against this. ., , this. speaking of backlashes, ursula von — this. speaking of backlashes, ursula von der _ this. speaking of backlashes, ursula von der leyen, - this. speaking of backlashes, l ursula von der leyen, herself, is facing a revolt but some meps. i think most expect

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firstly, europe is doing this with a view to the green transition, that is, the green transition policy the maximum elimination of hydrocarbons from the energy market. what has the government done now with the aim of receiving alternative technologies, for example, solar panels, i remember... a couple of days ago petro poroshenko in the verkhovna rada simply howled, so to speak, why you still haven't cleared the import of solar panels and generators, and wind generators and the like. the authorities do not do this, firstly, secondly, when they say that they will give money to the war to support the army, they are actually increasing the war for the ukrainian budget, because the army is the biggest consumer. of fuel, now more expensive fuel makes the war more expensive for ukraine, they don't understand it, they understand it perfectly, but in fact, this is how they patch the holes they made for themselves, because their so-called hetman game industry did not bring even 10% of the expected revenue budget that they, when they promoted the admission of the gaming industry in ukraine. i wan

e green transition, i.e. the green transition policy provides for the maximum elimination of hydrocarbons from the energy market. what has the government done now with the aim of introducing alternative technologies, for example, solar panels. i remember a couple of days ago, petro poroshenko in the verkhovna rada simply howled like a wolf, so to speak, that why you still haven't cleared the import of solar ... generators, wind generators and the like. the authorities do not do this, firstly, secondly, when they say that they give money to the eye, well, to support the army, then they really make the war more expensive for the ukrainian budget. because the army is the biggest consumer of fuel. now more expensive fuel makes the war more expensive for ukraine. they don't understand it, they understand it perfectly. but in fact, this is how they patch. the holes that they made for themselves, because their so-called hekmantsev game industry did not bring even 10% of the expected revenues of the budget that they, when they promoted the admission of the game industry of ukraine, i want to remi

first of all, europe is doing this in view of the green transition, that is, the policy of the green transition involves the maximum elimination of hydrocarbons and... from the energy market, which the authorities have now done with the aim of introducing alternative technologies, for example, solar panels, i remember a couple a few days ago, petro poroshenko in the verkhovna rada simply howled, so to speak, that why you still haven't cleared the import of solar panels and generators and wind generators and the like. the authorities do not do this, firstly, secondly, when they say that they give... money for the lash, well, for the provision of the army, then they actually make the war more expensive for the ukrainian budget, because the army is the largest consumer of fuel, now more expensive fuel makes the war more expensive for ukraine, they don't understand it, they understand it perfectly, but in fact, this is how they are patching up the holes they made themselves, because their so-called hetman's game... industry did not bring even 10% of the expected budget revenues, which th

green transition involves the maximum elimination of hydrocarbons from the energy market.t has the government done now with the aim of providing alternative technologies, for example, solar panels. i remember a couple of days ago , petro poroshenko in the verkhovna rada simply howled like a wolf, so to speak, why haven't you cleared the import yet? solar panels and generators and wind generators and the like. the authorities do not do this, firstly, secondly, when they say that they give money to the navy, well, to provide for the army. then they actually make the war more expensive for of the ukrainian budget, because the army is the largest consumer of fuel, now more expensive palnes makes the war more expensive for ukraine, they do not understand this, they understand it perfectly, but in fact this is how they patch up the holes they made for themselves, because their proverbial hekmantseva the gaming industry did not even bring in 10%. expected revenues budget that they, when they promoted the admission of the game industry to ukraine, i want to remind you that as of t

firstly, europe is doing it in view of the green transition, that is, the policy of the green transitionhe maximum elimination of hydrocarbons from the energy market. what has the government done now with the aim of providing alternative technologies, for example, solar panels. i remember a couple of days ago, petro poroshenko in the verkhovna rada simply... he howled like a wolf, so to speak, that why you still haven't cleared the imports, solar panels and generators, and wind generators and the like, the government is not doing this, first of all , secondly, when they say that they give money for the eye, well, for the provision of the army, then they actually make the war more expensive for the ukrainian budget, because the army is the biggest consumer of fuel, now fuel is more expensive. is increasing the war for ukraine, they don't understand it, they understand it perfectly, but in fact, this is how they patch the holes they made for themselves, because their so-called hetman game industry did not bring even 10% of the expected revenues of the budget that they , when they promoted

first, europe is doing this with a view to the green transition, that is, the policy of the green transitionimum carbohydrate elimination. from the energy market, what the government has done now with the aim of providing alternative technologies, for example, solar panels, i remember a couple of days ago petro poroshenko in the verkhovna rada simply howled like a wolf, so to speak, why have you still not cleared the import of solar panels and generators and wind generators and something like that, the government does not do this, firstly, secondly, when they say that they... give money to support the army, they actually make the war more expensive for the ukrainian budget, because the army is the largest consumer of fuel, now more expensive fuel makes the war more expensive for ukraine, they don't understand it, they understand it perfectly, but in fact this is how they patch those...

they've got to show their much higher responsibility for the green transition. and you also balance it with the needs of the developing world. because we're out from if development of bad foot, we might need to use a couple and the resources for a much longer period then the developing your vendor developed well and you know, that kind of isn't doesn't afford us. but for our discussion. so we started really doing stuff already done on the front end. we've never stopped what they're doing in that, at our lives, in any way. we insist that they must be a globally negotiated climate, just is and clinton's asian framework. and it should be on the basis of the need to, to couple nice vlasta and the means to pick up the covenant version process. but to just simply impose an, a couple in, been across the board. will report use the inequalities that you're seeing in the world, and to do it is not going to help all of us to achieve. and then that to 0 target that there was most actually, if you notice in the blue, a deputy minister. thank you so much for your time. thank

for efforts toward a green energy transition, just briefly, if you could it's a very the let you know that the markets a very dynamic. so at the moment, for example, we know is that there is a new project that has been released in served. yeah, that will increase the find a place. yeah, i'm so sorry. i'm so sorry. have to jump in. we're out of time. thank you so much for joining us on dw, and that is our show. thank you so much. i as the enter the conflicts own with tim sebastian in the early hours of february 24th just over 2 years ago. you came in, jo, listed in care of the i'm mistaken, both on the russian this i'll probably think the city see me up on the money and go, woke up, went out and began reporting in real time. how you can use it for a pool on a daily basis. conflict on d. w. the secrets of what plan, how big is there anything less on the client? the melting permafrost is releasing huge amounts of greenhouse gases. researchers are working to find out more far more than swan 6 celebrating climate change. the the in 45 minutes on d w. the dream of resolution in 1979. the ha

a case in point is the green transition.has imposed its ideologically motivated goals on everyone without the necessary consultations with industrialists. now, with energy prices 3.5 times higher than the us and european companies losing competitive advantage, their money is going towards energy bills rather than innovation. orban has promised to introduce a new competitiveness agreement that will revive the eu's economic expansion. he also said he would take control of the problem of illegal migration and launch a new eu agricultural policy that would focus on farmers. at the end of the issue, let me remind you of the exchange rates for today. 87 29 euros 93 rubles 95 kopecks. and that's all i have for now. ukraine has a month left before default, writes the iconomist publication. the fighting continues to take a heavy toll. the amounts that the allies provide are impressive, but they come in the form of artillery and tanks, and we need cash, as the article says, but there is no finance. and western help is not unlimited. r

china seizes opportunities states to invest in the green transition to support the public sector forhe production of alternative energy and electric cars. and the fact is that the european union is led by people who believe that the state should not take part in this issue. means we will lag behind both china and the us, where the biden administration is also using government power to stimulate and support investment in both the public and private sectors. while they seem to be trying to fight some taxes, others are inventing them in pursuit of green agenda. european farmers have long been unhappy with questionable measures to improve the environment, in particular a ban on the use of pesticides, which reduces yields. and in denmark they went even further; the country is the first in the world to introduce fees for farmers for air pollution with cats. in numbers, this is 16 euros per ton of emissions. of course, they will not measure each specific case; instead , they will take average data: supposedly one cow produces approximately one per year. tons of methane, then the owner will

watch the green transition on the russia 24 tv channel, next time it will be more interesting.hing about russia. the best historical series. let's see. let's take a look, in the app or on the website. the size of the living wage for the next year, what it will be and what it affects, we will tell you about this in 5 minutes in the program instructions. this year and last year, the cost of living was directly prescribed in the law on the federal budget, but in 2025 and beyond it will be calculated based on the median income in the country. these rules have already been applied in the past; they decided to return. when it comes to assessing the cost of living based on median income and... there is one advantage associated with the fact that the dynamics of well real incomes of the population, depending on how they change - due to the growth of wages, for example, and the growth of social payments made by the state, if such dynamics go above the inflation rate, then... assessment a living wage at the level of the median income allows him, let’s say, to increase his real content. m

transition to hydrogen fuel, which was involved...ppened that after boris johnson's breakdown of peace talks in the spring of '22, the same summer britain entered into an ambitious project to secure mineral supply chains. according to un analysis, ukraine has a deposit of twenty-one rare earth metal, from the list of necessary raw materials for green energy. and coincidentally, britain is negotiating a partnership with ukraine, including in the field of technology, for a period of 100 years. solidly in the spirit of the british colonial empire. in the novosibirsk region , modern technologies are used to treat fields against weed pests; agrodrones are now guarding the crop; maneuverable drones are capable of operating in places where gromoz agricultural machinery can damage plants. the topic will be continued by anastasia bolotina. some seconds to take off and immediately get to work. like these ones. birds in the kalyvan region today are fighting for the harvest. the task of drones is to treat fields from pests. this drone has a nickn

a case in point is the green transition.ically motivated goals on everyone without the necessary consultations with industrialists. now, when energy prices are at 3.5 times higher than the us, european companies lose competitive advantages. their money goes towards energy bills. and not on innovation. orban has promised to introduce a new competitiveness agreement that will revive the eu's economic expansion. he also said he would take control of the problem of illegal migration and launch a new eu agricultural policy that would focus on farmers. by the end of the year, russian railways will launch automatic ticket purchases online through a waiting list. money will be written off as just the right option. will appear, let me remind you that now the passenger only receives a notification that the ticket can be purchased within 2 hours, if you do not make it in time, the reservation will be cancelled. the waiting list itself is also a new service, rjd launched it at the end of june, the service allows you to book the desired

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china is using the power of the state to invest in the green transition to support the public sectorf alternative energy and electric cars, the fact that the european union is run by people who believe that the state should not be involved in this issue means that we will fall behind. for air pollution with a cat, in figures this is 16 euros per ton of emissions, of course, they will not measure each specific case, instead they will take average data, supposedly one cow produces about 6 tons of methane per year, then the owner will have to pay 100 euros for head. so far, the european union does not have a clear plan on how to develop large projects in the field of renewable energy. main the question is financing joint ventures, who will pay for what. if the disputes drag on, the construction of large green energy centers. i'll have to put it on the back burner, slana petrovna, good afternoon, the security service of your bank, in just a moment you would have had access to the money . they scammed a suspicious transaction on your account, but svetlana petrovna turned on the intelligen

transition to hydrogen fuel in... which europe and coincidentally, after boris johnson broke down peaceing of '22, that same summer britain entered into an ambitious supply chain project. supplies of minerals. according to un analysis, there are 21 deposits in ukraine rare earth metal from the list of critical raw materials for green energy. and by coincidence, britain is negotiating with ukraine about a partnership, including in the field of technology, for a period of 100 years. solidly so, in the spirit of the british empire of colonial times. olga panomareva, evgenia zemtsova, vesti. well, continuing the topic, literally just... presidential press secretary dmitry peskov spoke out. quote: moscow does not know how realistic the current signals are on the issue of negotiations on ukraine. no specifics no, peskov said. in ukraine , a suspect in the murder of irina farion, a former member of the rada and one of the most odious russophobes of the square, has been detained. let me remind you that farion was shot on july 19, the criminal came close and shot her in the temple. his movement,

wherein. investment in the green transition to support the public sector for manufacturing china is leveragingies for alternative energy and electric cars. and the fact that the european union is led by people who believe that the state should not be involved in this issue means that we will fall behind both china and the us, where the biden administration is also using government power to stimulate and support investment. european farmers have long been dissatisfied with dubious measures to improve the environment, in particular the ban on the use of pesticides, which reduces yields, in denmark they went even further, the country is the first in the world to levy fees for farmers for air pollution with a cat, in figures this is 16 euros per ton of emissions , of course they will not measure each specific case, instead i’ll take... average data, supposedly one cow produces about 6 tons of methane per year, then the owner will have to pay 100 euros per head. so far, the european union does not have a clear plan on how to develop large projects in the field of renewable energy. the main question

transition to hydrogen fuel, which europe was involved in.o it coincided that after boris johnson’s breakdown of peace negotiations in the spring of twenty-two, the that summer, britain embarked on an ambitious project to secure... minerals supply chains. according to a un analysis, ukraine has deposits of 21 rare earth metals, from the list of necessary raw materials for green energy. and coincidentally, britain is negotiating a partnership with ukraine, including in the field of technology with a 100- year fate. solidly in the spirit of the british empire of colonial times. olga ponomareva, evgenia zemtsova, lead. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu during his visit to usa met with elon. the politician reported this on his social networks; according to him, he discussed artificial intelligence and technological cooperation between musk’s company and israel with the entrepreneur. what else is known about netanyahu’s visit to the united states in the material of the head of the american bureau of vgtrk valentin bogdanov. the previous ti

another part of the government's plan is a new national wealth fund to help drive the green transitionout here? i spoke to the head of green investments at macquarie to find out. mark dooley, good to have you with us on the programme. and talk to me, first of all, about where the uk sits right now in terms of its attractiveness for green energy investment. so, the uk is a very established market for green energy investment. er, the world enjoys and—and is very satisfied with the regime that we have in the uk, the stability that we have here and the clarity of policy, forward—looking policy that we've had here for a long time. and that's made the uk a country that's very good at putting clean green electrons into the existing grid. which green industries are most exciting right now? where are you looking to place your investments in the uk? offshore wind remains the biggest, er, game in the uk, but the opportunities in new forms of decarbonisation such as carbon capture, hydrogen, the creation of an industry around, electric vehicles, gigafactories. these are all things that are there f

transition.ow in brussels. this is not green politics, but green poison, it does not heal us, it poisons us. rane orban said that he has a feeling that the interests of the united states, not europe, are behind some decisions of brussels, and called for a change in the leadership of the eu, since it is not able to cope with crisis situations. according to him, brussels now has insufficiently good leaders who cannot solve problems, including the conflict in ukraine. and in france, the first round of early parliamentary elections ended in riots. in lyon, dissatisfied with the victory of the far-right party, the national association marine lepen smashed store windows and burned garbage cans, erected barricades on the streets and threw bottles and firecrackers at the police. disperse the rally. order into the hands of macron himself, the president’s coalition gained a little more than 20% of the votes, and if the national union marine lepine does not have an absolute majority in the second round, and

a case in point is the green transition.ically motivated goals on everyone without the necessary consultations with industry. now, when energy prices are 3-5 times higher than the us, european companies are losing competitive advantages, their money is going to energy bills, not to innovation. orban promised to introduce a new competitiveness agreement that would revive the eu's economic expansion. he also said he would take control of the problem of illegal migration and launch a new eu agricultural policy that would be targeted. on farmers. agreements with the european union force ukraine to increase excise taxes. this was stated by the country's deputy prime minister for european and euro-atlantic integration. excise tax rates must be carried out in accordance with european regulations and directives. this our commitment. these indicators are directly defined in european regulation. the only thing we can talk about is the time frame, when and over what period these will be implemented. ukraine’s budget for the second year

transition in great infrastructure that will not as address climate change. but dr. long term growth. and she can, you know, with a wave of a pen changed those school rules that she wants. and so i think they will have to, it'll be a combination grows of borrowing and of taxes that will give them the room to invest. i mean, the one thing he doesn't want is early disputes rarely with public sector work, because at the start of this premier ship and watching to stop with the opposite the building as i did when he sort of the p realize the had become probably ministry was that at the like to speaking to his opponent, as he was talking about, rolling his sleeves up and getting around the table and talking to one large group of public sector workers who adopt is to try and sort out the disputes. he wants to try and get this sold at because if he consoles how the doctors and the u. k, this might be a very major factoring trying to work out how to deal with the n h s. yeah, absolutely. i think that will be very looking for early winds lights exactly about to be able

transition was announced as accepted, this is a rejection of hydrocarbons, it is primarily from coaland... coal today produces at least 30, i would say even up to 40% of electricity, this electricity must be compensated, the only compensator is nuclear energy, this is secondly, and thirdly, it is from the perspective of hydrogen, if it is built, this is what humanity is considering today, well, experts of the international energy association, edison edison's court in the united states. they extend to the following option is being considered for the future: capacity is being built for the capacity of nuclear power plants for the volume necessary for humanity, for maximum consumption, for example, peak hours, that is provided, and if we, for example, reduce consumption at night, we go to bed and so on , these facilities produce water. it is already used for transport, it is also for railways, it is also for sea, sea, sea transport and so on, that is why this is the trend, and now all countries, including britain, have now announced that they will build several nuclear units and both ea

transition to hydrogen fuel, which europe was involved in. boris johnson broke down peace talks in the spring of '22, that same summer britain embarked on an ambitious supply chain project mineral. according to un analysis, ukraine has 21 rare earth deposits. from the list of necessary raw materials for green energy. and coincidentally, britain is negotiating a partnership with ukraine, including in the field of technology, for a period of 100 years. solidly in the spirit of the british empire of colonial times. olga panomaryova, evgenia zemtsova, lead. next, sports news ilya. russian driver nikita mozepin may return to formula 1. how realistic is this? so far this is being reported by a telegram channel related to motorsport, but considering that earlier with mazeypin. isralkali, which sponsored the has team, for which mazepin, in fact, played, sanctions were partially lifted, then everything is quite possible. there will be a russian final at the tennis tournament in romania, mira andreeva and elina avanesyan will meet there, for both athle

transition together with all of us. call india, the top producer of coal in that country and also the coal reliance, new deli base power giant n t p. c. ltd have also planned major expansions of their cool operations and made the green cash injections. according to the researchers, china and india will have to explain themselves and what they did to the most climate vulnerable countries in the world. so all these bags, the question is even the self styled patron saints of the western green agenda are sitting with coal on the down low then maybe it's just another case of their ideology being completely other types with pragmatic reality, critical mineral mining is also an extremely energy intensive activity, and one that today runs on hydrocarbons. it could not function otherwise. is it realistic to think renewables can meet the expected electricity expansion alone, particularly given the world has invested over 9.5 trillion in transitioning over the past 2 decades. yet the wind and solar still on the supply, just under

transition and all of the environment goals, is it being on the mind via i and we're just not aware of it or talking about it. i think this is a broader representation of the digital divide that we've been seeing in a lot of areas of tech. and you know, a needs a lot of expensive gadget. it's expensive data centers and the gap is growing and all of these promises that we made are these net 0 places that we made when it comes to investing and, and, and keeping up and, and making products. all the climate buttons tend to get overlooked in favor of the latest and greatest in a i. and so it's actually really hard to make those trade offs because of course, every business nowadays wants to have a chat bought or some fancy generate to the i tool and what impact that has on there. and that 0 and bushes. ambitions actually goes on unannounced and unnoticed . fins. the bottom line here is the basic starting point for setting up a better infrastructure for these don't the systems that policy may cuz need to provide the basic information without information. how did you, for example, when you

transition, surely cutting taxes is not going to allow that infrastructure to happen, therefore the us will become more uncompetitive in the future blood. that's if you're, you know, if you have a kinsey in view or, or modeling monetary serious view. but, you know, in fact, what i think trump will do is cut back on a lot of the green spending and that's 0 spending. and then it's in terms of infrastructure, you know, only 25 percent of a binds infrastructure bill actually went to infrastructure. most of this for trillion once is social welfare, corporate welfare, you know, net 0 policies, other subsidies like for college college tuition. so i don't think that's good for the economy. so truck on the other hand, with literate, the private sector and, and encourage business investment, which ends up leading to job creation as well as, as increase in supply. so. so i think you know that you're right though they can't, they can't continue the spending page without raising taxes. i think the alternative is to cut spending and also cut taxes always quite to talk to greg on kind of the cost

transition, and so he will take through that. but that is not the focus. the instant focus is to deliver a new toner antenna politics, to downing street into this country, he wants to re focus ballistics on peoples. he wants to make politics, a lens through which you find the truth. he wants to focus on country ahead of policy. that is his 1st plans, i think, to these, to the people of this country, the people who voted. don't forget, this is a very broad coalition. it's not a labor party vote. say it has been drawn from people who really wanted anyone other than the tories. he's going to be for a lot of interest supply easy since the concrete, every gap. they can't do it quickly. people start with the things that are fast on his agenda, like pay talks with an h. s. doctors like scrapping that one to scheme to it's and asylum seekers abroad like fixing the prisons which are absolutely overflowing. and then he will get down fragmatic, castles, business of government, and key to that will be persuading the people in this country. t

transition, surely cutting taxes is not going to allow that infrastructure to happen, therefore the us will become more uncompetitive in the future blood. that's if you're, you know, if you have a kinsey in view or, or modeling monetary serious view. but, you know, in fact, what i think trump will do is cut back on a lot of the green spending and that's 0 spending. and then it's in terms of infrastructure, you know, only 25 percent of a binds infrastructure bill actually went to infrastructure. most of this for trillion once is social welfare, corporate welfare, you know, net 0 policies, other subsidies like for college college tuition. so i don't think that's good for the economy. so truck on the other hand, with literate, the private sector and, and encourage business investment, which ends up leading to job creation as well as, as increase in supply. so. so i think you know that you're right though they can't, they can't continue the spending bids without raising taxes. i think the alternative is to cut spending and also cut taxes always quite to talked to greg on kind of the cos

transition and all of the environment goals, is it being on the mind via i and we're just not aware of it or talking about it. i think this is a broader representation of the digital divide that we've been seeing in a lot of areas of tech. and you know, a needs a lot of expensive gadget. it's expensive data centers and, and the gap is growing and all of these promises that we made, or these net 0 places that we made when it comes to investing and, and, and, and keeping up and, and making products. all the climate buttons tend to get overlooked in favor of the latest and greatest and i. and so it's actually really hard to make those trade offs because of course, every business nowadays wants to have a chat bought or some fancy generate to the i tool. and what impact that has on there and that 0 and bushes, ambitions actually goes on unannounced and, and i noticed since the bottom line here is the basic starting point for setting up a better infrastructure for these don't the systems that policy may cuz need to provide the basic information without information. how did you, for exampl

transition, surely cutting taxes is not going to allow that infrastructure to happen, therefore the us will become more uncompetitive in the future blood. that's if you're, you know, if you have a kinsey in view or, or modeling monetary theory view. but, you know, in fact, what i think trump will do is cut back on a lot of the green spending, and that's 0 spending. and then it's in terms of infrastructure, you know, only 25 percent of, of bonds infrastructure bill actually went to infrastructure. most of this for trillion once is social welfare, corporate welfare, you know, net 0 policies, other subsidies like for college college tuition. so i don't think that's good for the economy. so truck on the other hand, with literate, the private sector and, and encourage business investment, which ends up leading to job creation as well as, as increase in supply. so. so i think you know that you're right though they can't, they can't continue the spending page without raising taxes. i think the alternative is to cut spending and also cut taxes always quite to talk to greg on kind of the cos

transition together with all of us. call india, the top producer of coal in that country and also the coal reliance, new deli base power giant n t p. c, ltd have also plan major expansions of their cool operations and mid the green cash injections, according to the researchers, china and india will have to explain themselves and what they did to the most climate vulnerable countries in the world. so all these bags, the question is even the self styled patron saints of the western green agenda are sitting with coal on the down low then maybe it's just another case of their id. ology, being completely out of types with pragmatic reality, critical mineral mining is also an extremely energy intensive activity. and one that today runs on hydrocarbons. it could not function otherwise. is it realistic to think renewables can meet the expected electricity expansion alone, particularly given the world hasn't invested over 9.5 trillion in transitioning over the past 2 decades. yet the wind and solar still on the supply just under

transition and all of the environment goals, is it being on the mind via i and we're just not aware of it or talking about it. i think this is a broader representation of the digital divide that we've been seeing in a lot of areas of tech. and you know, a needs a lot of expensive gadget. it's expensive data centers and, and the gap is growing and all of these promises that we made are these net 0 places that we made when it comes to investing and, and, and, and keeping up and, and making products. all the climate buttons tend to get overlooked in favor of the latest and greatest and i. and so it's actually really hard to make those trade offs because of course, every business nowadays wants to have a chat bought or some fancy generate to the i tool. and what impact that has on there, and that 0 and bushes, ambitions actually goes on unannounced and unnoticed. fins. the bottom line here is the basic starting point for setting up a better infrastructure for these don't the systems that policy may cuz need to provide the basic information without information. how did you, for example,

transition together with all of us. coal india, the top producer of coal in that country and also the coal reliance new delhi based power giant and gpc limited have also planned major expansions of their coal operations and made the green cash injections. according to the researchers, china and india will have to explain themselves and what they did to the most climate vulnerable countries in the world. so all this begs the question, if even the self styled patron saints of the western green agenda are sitting with coal on the down low then maybe. ringback just another case of their ideology being completely out of types with pragmatic reality, critical mineral mining is also an extremely energy intensive activity. and one that today runs on hydrocarbons. it could not function otherwise. is it realistic to think renewables can meet the expected electricity expansion alone, particularly given the world hasn't invested over 9.5 trillion in transitioning over the past 2 decades. yet the wind and solar still on the supply just under 4 percent of the world's energy. you're paying foreigner

transition, surely cutting taxes is not going to allow that infrastructure to happen, therefore the us will become more uncompetitive in the future blood. that's if you're, you know, if you have a kinsey in view or, or modeling monetary serious view. but, you know, in fact, what i think trump will do is cut back on a lot of the green spending, and that's 0 spending. and then it's in terms of infrastructure, you know, only 25 percent of, of bonds infrastructure bill actually went to infrastructure. most of this for trillion once is social welfare, corporate welfare, you know, net 0 policies, other subsidies like for college college tuition. so i don't think that's good for the economy. so truck on the other hand, with literate, the private sector and, and encourage business investment, which ends up leading to job creation as well as, as increase in supply. so. so i think you know that you're right though they can't, they can't continue the spending page without raising taxes. i think the alternative is to cut spending and also cut taxes always quite to talk to greg on kind of the co

transition together with all of us coal, india, the top producer of coal in that country and also the coal reliant, new deli base power giant and tpc limited have also planned major expansions of their coal operations and made the green cash injections according to the researchers, china and india will have to explain themselves and what they did to the most climate vulnerable countries in the world. so all this begs the question is even the self styled patron saints of the western green agenda are sitting with coal on the down low then maybe it's just another case of their idea. ology, being completely out of types with pragmatic reality, critical mineral mining is also an extremely energy intensive activity. and one that today runs on hydrocarbons. it could not function otherwise. is it realistic to think renewables can meet the expected electricity expansion alone, particularly given the world hasn't invested over 9.5 trillion in transitioning over the past 2 decades. you have to wind and solar still on the supply, just under 4 percent of the world's energy, you're paying farmers s

transition and all of the environment goals, is it being on the mind via i am we're just not aware of it or talking about it. i think this is a broader representation of the digital divide that we've been seeing in a lot of areas of tech and you know, a needs a lot of expensive guides. it's expensive data centers and the gap is growing and all of these promises that we made, or these net 0 places that we made when it comes to your investing and, and, and, and keeping up and, and making products. all the climate buttons tend to get overlooked in favor of the latest and greatest in a i. and so it's actually really hard to make those trade offs because of course, every business nowadays wants to have a chat bought or some fancy generate to the i tool and what impact that has on there. and that 0 and bushes. ambitions actually goes on unannounced and and unnoticed. fins. the bottom line here is the basic starting point for setting up a better infrastructure for these don't the systems that policy may cuz need to provide the basic information without information. how did you, for example,

what does this mean then for the green transition and all of the environment goals, is it being on the mind via i, and we're just not aware of it or talking about it? i think this is a broader representation of the digital divide that we've been seeing in a lot of areas of tech and you know, a needs a lot of expensive gadget. it's expensive data centers and, and the gap is growing and all of these promises that we made, or these net 0 places that we made when it comes to you investing and, and, and, and keeping up and, and making products. all the climate buttons tend to get overlooked in favor of the latest and greatest in a i. and so it's actually really hard to make those trade offs because of course, every business nowadays wants to have a chat bought or some fancy generate to the i tool and what impact that has on there. and that 0 and bushes. ambitions actually goes on unannounced and and unnoticed. fins. the bottom line here is the basic starting point for setting up a better infrastructure for these don't the systems that policy may cuz need to provide the basic information wit

transition together with all of us. call india the top producer of coal in that country and also the coal reliant, new deli base power giant and t p. c. limited have also planned major expansions of their cool operations and made the green cash injections. according to the researchers, china and india will have to explain themselves and what they did to the most climate vulnerable countries in the world. so all these bags, the question is even the self styled patron saints of the western green agenda are sitting with coal on the down low then maybe it's just another case of their ideology being completely out of types with pragmatic reality, critical mineral mining is also an extremely energy intensive activity, and one that today runs on hydrocarbons. it could not function otherwise. is it realistic to think renewables can meet the expected electricity expansion alone, particularly given the world hasn't invested over 9.5 trillion in transitioning over the past 2 decades. yet the wind and solar still on the supply, jus

transition, surely cutting taxes is not going to allow that infrastructure to happen, therefore the us will become more uncompetitive in the future blood. that's if you're, you know, if you have a kinsey in view or, or model monetary theory view. but, you know, in fact, what i think trump will do is cut back on a lot of the green spending, the net 0 spending. and then it's in terms of infrastructure, you know, only 25 percent of, of bonds infrastructure bill actually went to infrastructure. most of this for trillion once a social welfare corporate welfare, you know, net 0 policies, other subsidies like for college of college tuition. so i don't think that's good for the economy. so truck on the other hand would rate the private sector and, and encourage business investment, which ends up leading to job creation as well as, as increase in supply. so. so i think you know that you're right though they can't, they can't continue the spending bids without raising taxes. i think the alternative is to cut spending and also cut taxes always price talked to greg on kind of the cost manufactu

transitions, but also also for the digital and defense transitions. especially i was looking to have access to a number of critical or raw materials for its own needs regarding defense, but also in terms of sustaining its partnership with china. is also vastly interested in making sure that the european union essentially fails and the promise of its green view. and particularly in its comment, little which requires the european union to de carbonized by at least 55 percent by 2013 as 3 for the carbon neutral by 2015. if it fails to do so, has democratic consequences that will have reparations, in terms of democratic fabrics coming and done within the european union. so you're saying that part of russia is calculation is the use goals. we've heard that use long hope that ukrainian resources would help them become less dependent on countries like china. is that, is that what you think russia's calculation is? and is that then also part of the incentive for the u back in ukraine as you has, as you mentioned in yours, that of catch you before it had struc