sports and now they do industry and you're excited about the absolute despite the delays and event cancellation, city leaders, hope the biggest winner of the weekend is chicago, with an estimated economic impact of a 113000000 dollars. and if you newly paved streets, john henry and l g 0, chicago, the go through all, just bear with me. so robin, the reminder of all the top stories, a major military operation the occupied westbank has killed 5 palestinians. and in just at least $28.00 of those strikes, talked to the city of janine and a con boy of his riley all with vehicles was seen moving towards that you need refugee comp, which was rated last month. and fisher reports not functioning. or there's no sign of this operation winding up. now we know that last month there was an extensive operation. the is really military spent more than 10 hours insight janine itself,

the biggest incursion we've seen in years at this is already 9 hours. we have seen columns of is really military vehicles moving in to janine took it in city city itself and also to the refugee camp just on the east coast, leaving behind essentially a trail of destruction, roofing up roads and just pushing cars out of the way of course they've been using attack helicopters, they use it in the attack last month. first time we've seen attack helicopters the occupied westbank that a number of years. so this suggests that this is again, a major military operation. it's been the noise of relative calm across phones of to 5 successive knots of writing in rest and several things that he's followed. the shooting of a 17 year old by a police officer on tuesday. the grandmother of no hill and has appealed for the writing to end, saying is killing is being used as a pretext for violence. police in the united states and searching for suspects of, of my shoes. i got to st policy. 2 people were killed in 28 injured in baltimore.

the wagner group says it stopped recruiting by some reason russian for at least a month. but the kremlin says that won't affect the operations in ukraine. so the compulsory recruitment of new soldiers would be needed after launching a mutiny against the russians military leaders last month. voc melita, yes. can you prove goshen a great deal to move to better bruce? intense fighting is reported on several front lines in ukraine, including an advanced by russian forces to the west of defense. you find the deputy defense minister says as a push to the northwest of the comes of the us treasury secretary is due in china this week after america's top diplomat visited last month. trying to gather this expect to to discuss challenges facing the world's top 2 economies. and of the label problems, you can follow those stories on our website, the challenges of adult calm subjects, it throughout the day this mon, using off now with emily, but next is us rise here on offices there. is there

a to stay with us? the since the industrial revolution, human soul says of pollutant gases have been growing cause machines feed production construction. these and more all contribute to the high concentrations of pollutants in the atmosphere, including comp and other greenhouse gases, which is the biggest drivers of climate change. but the all choices people can make to help drive emissions down and also read in denmark liter community investing in their own green society. and i'm going to check the thing india last new method of

to mation is helping him to tradition become more environmentally friendly the. the green energy is totaled as the future if we want to stop global warming, but pledging a commitment to renewable energy is one thing doing. it's another just over there on the horizon itself. so i like that they are a fish, the 100 percent renewable. that means we get all of the energy for renewable sources. so we're going to go over there and meet the community. find that the i've heard that the system, the island is set to be so efficient that it produces more power than they need. not only does this enable them to be carbon negative, also to make a profit by selling energy to the danish mainland meetings, or, and home, and send you a heads up some so energy and environmental organization. so,

and finally, the you, russell. yeah, so it was nice today. beautiful it it yeah. electric car accident. these taken me in a private to the island. so when they say it's a 100 percent renewable, i mean, is that true? like 100 percent? i mean, we still have some fossil fuel consumption to attracts us driving. we have combustion engine costs also still, but we export about $80000.00 megabyte out every year. wow. that's incredible. the. there are 4000 people on the island. and over the past 20 years, they moved from a reliance on fossil fuels to wind, solar and biomass technologies. from wind alone, they produce enough energy for themselves and the usage of 20000 other homes the so why,

why was it set up? and why here on some so i couldn't at the beginning of it was very interesting because it was a top our own decision. we had a very ambitious minister of the environment and he announced that then mike would cut down 21 percent of the of the present c o 2 emission. which was really interesting because i was the 1st person that was hired to do this project. and i remember the feeling that i was sitting down and having the office at 9 plus in the telephone and as a customer now, however, we could stick with because the community here had come a long way, no boost. the carbon footprint is negative 12 tons per person per year. the getting to the stage was an easy people were concerned about the impact of the all these vacancies installations on this little island. and to convince people that this was good. we started thinking about using the old corporate of ownership

model where people kind of buying they buy us. yeah. a small share, a lot of biggest. yeah. depending on how much money they have and they're buy, invite them to participate in the ownership so that you feel that i'm, i'm the proud owner of the winter months. so therefore it's, it's, it's because of me, it's there. so if you get so close to these things, people here ha, quite imposing. i was it, know, spinning all of this one. is this the service on it? can we go up and down? you can really, you want to go out? yes. of course. right. the for the both of a bottle and well they don't tell you when you're in the grand this,

they actually stories a little bit too, which is a little bit. and you know, your testing is the most the really okay those days. okay. mm. wow. oh my gosh, there susan, where is it more? oh, i mean look the team are about to check the january to the looked events for you. okay. like interest. okay. oh my goodness. give that. so this is it best be energy right?

generated. so you can see that there are here, i'm claiming this can foster foster when power is particularly productive on some suited because of its location in the cat to get straits. they are living turbines, on land, and more on sea producing only islands, electricity needs of the when the project started in 1997 turbines cost more than $1000000.00 each. so $400.00 locals go together. most buying 5 shares costing about $2000.00.

so it's taken me to meet some of the investors. the nice me and russel, i'm sorry. so a nice region to source, can you give us a sense of what's going on here? so this is a, you know, how this season funds the okay, so a little red bull, it's a page to try and get as close to it as possible. come on, the go on to the conversation between the higher number and russell can you give us a sense of how the community and when they have responded to this shift to 100 percent renewable. but really it took me was the fact that people who didn't really

speak to each other before i got together and is and says talk to each other and to have it, you know, have a calling to go to. 2 what brought you to the island? did it have something to do with the total kind of a 100 percent renewables? is that something you're proud of? definitely the products. that's great. is it? yeah, and yes. hi, i'm russell. and so how do you fit in with this kind of energy landscape that we've been learning, but i have been way too much involved and i've spent a lot of money. also the 1st ed was a wind turbine on north time. and then we bought equal g a that was uh, good business. so hosting's progressive the all and so 3 years later i buy a half when to revise and to see. so you don't have to save the world. this is a, is this business got cost to just don't get me frustrates

me is everyone here has their own reasons for buying into the project. and ultimately do investment is good for the planet as it is for their wallets. but it's their willingness to collaborate on a common goal is led to some ingenious solutions come to the local biomass heating, trying to find a more system way slick to that. uh oh. this is the few this plan is one of the 3 on the island oldest ro hughes produced locally and fuels a heating system that lives locals to spend 40 percent less on their bills than they used to. autumn is loaded on a freight bales of hay. each one is about just less than a ton, so they're going on switching variable at the end and they're getting dragged in. and in here they're getting shredded up and then fed into a blast furnace. so can you tell us then,

is it efficient? so a head q, how does the in the the order really i mean 10 degrees chevy? pain for so i'm sure you know more good. i send read them to the side of the blue. see what they should watch on the higher even to, to make. why not? where it is here. where is it? yeah. florida, it's around the world to heated here, circulates via a network of underground plates. connecting to radiators and into the your homes in the surrounding area. our office to this is a by product, this app free for a sense 38, a partial set of chatting to the mike to new to into the punch meet this device.

maybe it's really a much more efficient system. then it's practically called the neutral as well. because the machines that are created to fund burning about the same as the emission, it says the carbon is sucked out the items we have when it grows in the 1st place. so it's a pretty neat consistency. ready ready ready ready samsung island success. so creating the only a green society, a green economy, hasn't been lost on the rest of the world. and these days they will see $5082.00 is per year. so many that the set up energy academy as well as the big idea that draws people from all over the world. yeah. i think everybody has some kind of intuition that this is the way to go. this is where we want to be at, in the future, but a lot of places they don't know how to handle this. how do we do that? how do we, how do we get started in the meeting here? is kind of confirming that this is possible. we can do this since the project

started sore and his colleagues have advised 29 countries. alexis, the project manager, has invited me to sit in on a call to a community organizer in l y. no. can i ask, what's the, the most important thing that you get of uh, communicating with the residents here on some. so i think the most important thing we get is inspiration, support and the hope for something better for the future. he said, and that's what we're doing. yeah. so that's the idea to help communities realize their potential and their options and a slice the, i mean, it's really quite simple when you think about it, you know,

these guys don't have access to something that the rest of us doing is just the fact that they've managed to get everybody together in a circle of listen to each other, just make it happen the around the world to the read by 2 regions like oceans, intense virus, whether or not to leave, so and stores comp and which many of these are under threats drastically reducing the amount of c o 2, they can sequester forests, for example, of being loss due to looking land clearances and pollution. an area around half the size of england furnishes each year in southern quebec or such as the monitoring the woodlands to learn how far as destruction is impacting cop in storage. so trees through photo synthesis. take carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and turn them into

bio mass. so into wood, where they're stored as carbon, the more carbon that we have stored in by on us in the for us. the less carbon dioxide we have in the atmosphere contributing to this research can help guide local conservation strategies and influence tom planning to mitigate impact on vital areas the to thousands of us hindus have been performing the last standard, right according to specific religious guidelines including learning the day i cremation is the traditional method of disposing of the d. c. like with $8500000.00 hindus vein each year, funeral pyres exact, a huge environmental feeling over $50000000.00 trees. imaging 8000000 tons of

carbon dioxide into the air and adding to india as already critical air pollution problems. the children deli, a team of environmental countries, engineers has adapted this age or tradition of cremation to today's needs. to protect the environment the you can boot gymatorium is the oldest and most sacred of the least 375 open air cremation sites. oh god. it's also the busiest to meeting about 70 bodies, but it's thinking in now looking at all these binding bodies, i'm immediately reminded of my own grandmother's passing last year brings up a lot of really emotions that go with the busing for love. that is a difficult time, some families, and not particularly a moment in the environment. it's a primary concern,

but an organization called amongst the is trying to change on the you must be unsure. yeah, i, i go click on choose. god is an executive officer at the and g o. one for my son is about to start. they have just then and we'll targeting the initial uh, lading above the fire. and how long does it keep it? it thinks about minimum 5 to 6 hours, 5 to 6 hours. i can see your eyes are watching. yeah. because of the, the pollution. and you can see it's starting the dogs more. yeah. it really ducks. so this is the extra involved and i see that is a little bit more activity now. see now the chief mod mental, the son. he will do the most important part of the commission process. he would take this bamboo and he will hit the head of the dead person there to squares the bottle korea to give subdivision for the deceased person.

everything is part of this time on no tradition. the got cindy open air. the mourners gathered around the body. even the use of wood is significant, but it's also a major contributor to the environmental problem. all of this is the word that they've gathered here, which hits chopped up into smaller pieces as the day goes on and as they get orders and as bodies start coming in, um they have this massive warehouse here which is coverage. yeah. the charges. okay . do you have a family just added with the deceased? and um, i'm told uh they purchased a car road for a fluid which was full 100 kids. the full 100 is here and then this is the change.

so didn't make it sound like the the thing offers. who do i put it in moody around 200 printers, which is 20000 kilo's. a fluid goes through this area. i just cannot begin to imagine the magnitude of the problem facing us in the next step. relate this to the rest of india is no wonder for us to disappear as early as the 19 sixty's, the indian government recognized the environmental impact of cremation. and they tried to address the problem by introducing an alternative method. so this is less than 0 gas vegas to minnesota and gas based inventory in the fall leads to port authority and say this type of information only cost $10.00, which is less than half the cost of a traditional one. even still did a few take. the main problem is the people you cannot perform the to us. there

is no use of board and wants to bar the 2nd side. you can't do anything. you just have to say like this enough, that was the 3 of us. you've been big the ashes and then you can go back. i mean, i have to say this place looks really grim, an industrial. there's nothing absolutely nothing traditional about this. even with the best government, subsidized intentions, gas and other forms of more environmentally friendly methods of cremation. haven't caught on stuff. there's are these things associated with just a few and it either choose, has some thoughts on the subject. why is cremation such an important element in hindu tradition? it comes from the scriptures uh, one of the most important and sensual reese to sort of think of cream missing,

is to begin to think about the dead person him says, or are says, participating individual as our sacrifice we've seen would being used in the commission of this site is that an important an integral part of commission as well . yes. so we're joining vicky is very significant. the buyer is an s headache that is seen with a certain degree of grace. so that would explain the reluctance that a hindus exhibit in trying and adopting alternative ways of documenting. i would think that it is part of a certain kind of artifact, see that you, you doing what you have been doing. and this is very difficult to said. in case of that search was universe indians might be resistant to change when it comes to saying good bye to loved ones. but the environmental impact of cremation can no longer be ignored. as india,

as population approaches a staggering 1300000000, more dates and more cremation only spelled further than mine, mental problems for the living. the . this is why most and shows organization has come up with a movie can logically friendly system which balances the environment with the tradition. so what's going on here by f 150 to 200 videos. for one reason, instead of $400.00, using less would also means this system cost less than a traditional cremation. this method allow for the traditional ritual is to be performed the same way as

a convention of 5 might. yes. and this system we're using one of the things people generally use in the system only. so there is no dev you send in the details, which we follow now that the bodies in there and they have no but yeah, it's work on the basic principles of things. the increase become percent efficiency by providing but i'll put in that is through the to me and the hood when model season is coming in the combustion efficiency increases. food in please go to heat energy in this the mason process expo over then 2 of us looks, the system has been around for 15 years, a tiny amount of time when it comes to taking on a centuries old tradition with one is a now beginning to consider serious a mode as discriminated as father you do. you have to have no marks the country if

a thing a year from a bad yankee off, and this is on fitting the highest buddy a chance to to, to the end of color. that key is a fuel in q. i said that i can last is out a bit. that applies the additional federal state equal commission pies currently host up to 17 nations at the, at this site it's still much less than the traditional one function plants opened. 60 more sites in 10 in the, in the it's really brought it home to me that the balance between sensitivity to death, loss and tradition and the immediacy for the need to protect the environment. is it other than a good one? as someone who cares about the enlightenment deeply myself,

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the impact of human activity on the hold on one second. welcome to the cat in international forecast i'm. i've been informed that hot sums up the weather across the middle east. at the moment, i think that is a fast shot, but wanted to soften differences to note when it's picking up. once again, that's a mile away and that will ramp up again as we go one through monday. so some lifted, dustin said to watch out for temperatures here in the run,

40 full celsius pushing down to the southern pulse of saudi arabia. you might catch a shot just around the western side of yemen, and you might catch a shout to it's a scenarios of the key pushing up towards the cool cuz this, but otherwise hot and dry as per usual sums it up hot and dry something up across molding falls of africa, colorado. 38 celsius, down a couple of degrees on recent days. plenty of showers through west africa. big down pools. the rumbling away through west something positive nigeria, pushing across. gonna liberia all the way across in to see i really do need help with the shows that we have brought into the house of africa for southern areas. it is generally dry for the next day or to cape town, picking up to about 18 selves. it's a 19 that into hundreds, but maybe a little bit of wet weather around the southern cape as we go through, choose day with one or 2 showers again, the times in the on

charging the cost inflation is slowing, but the fight against it is ramping up in the is economic part is rising and savings of these from china as a manufacturing hub, plus zambia step deals, pre exploits, other nations in depth distress to follow suit. charging the cost on out to 0. the is riley on the launch is a large air and ground defensive on jeanine in the occupied west bank, at least 5 palestinians have been to the low on m liang when this is l. g 0. live from doha. also coming up, unrest begins to ease in france, but of fine and dies outside paris. trying to task has set ablaze by.