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the, the i'm tired of the 34 years. i was a middle i didn't know what has the best on the never ending. story of asbestos starts june 21st on dw, the graves over rates come posted, human feces specializes, vegetable guns, new trees for australia is outback climate protection for green washing. the end in japan, young people are slipping. big cities,
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stress the plants country. nice. but well, the good came to this because i fled home on, i was on united, i wanted to be a tv presenter that got figured out. yeah, i to go into the user perspective, failed them all yet, but i got them was i was thinking things over a lot and i ended up or did my parents beg me think serious about signing a job. but he didn't want his parents to dictate his life. that's why 4 years ago you said moved from the big city to the small village of non local it has the highest proportion of over 65 year olds of any japanese village.
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now you touch on flowers here. we need to separate the most i liked most when i came here was the nature of the kind of people in the book there. but the population is folding around. 2000 people live in the move. so now the number has tough in the last 20 years, every month it drops by another 10. it's the same and many villages across japan, which has the world's oldest population the best rate has been folding, protect, case people are living longer. and the relatively few young people go off to work in the cities. but a trend has emerged in the other direction. since the kind of of 19 pandemic mo young people want to move away from the city and into the country side. built in for peace and quiet trading job prospects for space and city life photo and couldn't see the looking for an alternative lifestyle that breaks with the parents
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. traditions and being able to work from home makes it easier to start fresh and the country side. none of the less $150.00 condolences north, west of tokyo. most of the houses in the milk who stand empty use as part of it has also moved here. but right now, she's at her parents because she gave birth to the 2nd child just a few days ago to create a feel, a bit of the kids that we moved to your books books on the problem. i was just my wife to i thought you that go and you kind of the one day not on there. even though some of my daughter has new friends threw an 8029 on the fuel side of the volume of time. you see not pull up the and she's the only 3 year old in the village, but you just still wants to give things a go here because he believes the place has potential. he says that the foundation that works to attract people to the village. we may send eva on disco. usually he's
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thrilled, the young family has moved and now he was born here and is natalie tired. and just by devising his parents house, who for the cool that but you couples often have kids, which is nice. there's more life here as a new come, but you just said he'd initially felt a bit like him outside of buddies. i did not have suppose this high attention to go off to the natural history museum. it's located in an old school house that's no longer needed because of the lack of children. the size of the museum gives an idea of how prosperous the area known among other things but and so once was along with the museum and flower growing. utah has another job at delivery service that brings residents lunch from the village restaurant.
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today, he's on his way to the family. that owns the garage. the local government pays him for his work. it's a service for the village residents, but also helps to support local businesses like this, a funding to start as a business and even the also a free housing, a just a couple of ways that village is competing to attract young people competing to suffice. a 3 hour drive away residence in the village of consumer also cherish this kind of support bill photo also put in this barrel region. that's just the right amounts of information and opportunities. of course you want to do something exciting. hey, you'll get how all these 3 women are doing, just that they taking us to the place where they meant to restore this giant's buddhist statute together. a few years ago,
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when they contract from the restoration, some ended, they decided to set up their own company. 34 year old reiko as a graphic designer who's developed a love for all statues, one of the class. so this got to was our company, special project folder id. couple of, i don't know what is another, we have to create a revenue or if the original, which was extraordinary, you don't get to talk to somebody that very often. thank you to focus on like they've been in the new studio for 2 years. a wood working company built it for them in the corner of a warehouse for low rent. that co explains that they actually and to listen for the quality of their work, the bus it's enough for life and the countryside will go the stories from
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people living in the city. i often get the impression there exhausted by law, you know, hold on, see what's going on there. to show then not be on the young people here. it may take us to a new community center. they will go on to build a new social life. and then you have the advantages that do manage to attract a few young people often trigger a snowball effect, especially in places that are well connected to big cities like tokyo, the typical home what i call takes about an hour and a half to drive about the same by train it a to so you can still go into the city and it's not being able to combine all the different ways of life, but not the number of young japanese people reaping. the benefits of rural life continues to grow. they helping to keep at least a few of the old religious life. many cities have that right and share of greenway sees him around the top tips for you. whether in the
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countryside or in the city. nature has a positive effect on mental health and can decrease climate anxiety. with 7 out of 10 young people worried about the environment. following the example of these green european cities could help. first up oslo, norway, this capital is surrounded by forest. band, switzerland lies in the alps and tennis, blessed by nature, slovenia is capital you yanna. when the european green capital award for lane is home to many parks and green spaces, including the famous 2 o'clock in part 39 percent of measure it is covered by trees . residents love the cities, parks and gardens. belgium's capital is home to the famous preston departure. and finally we have piano austria. this capital city is filled with green spaces, including the famous sure and one palace garden. which one would you like to visit
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1st? factories that police, the combined carbon offsets certificates that money might go to farm is to plant trees or to environmental organizations. but factories keep on pumping. c o 2 into the atlas van is this assignment protection or just green washing? how does it work in australia? things are going well. so capital solomon michael dempsey not least because of the extra income he's receiving from calvin finding that is the capture of carbon dioxide on his last acreage his phone became eligible because the previous owner constantly cut down the trees. the deal is that michael gets nature free. rain the trees can grow capturing carbon dioxide and he gets a c o 2 credit. so that sort of hillside is typical of water is putting the
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conference in that supply, reger, i said, i don't want to clear and uh, yeah, and it still grass growing in and you know, if i did clear it, it's going to cause more rise. and so i'm happy to look back, right? so that's typical of that side of the manta. and then ran on the other side, the math in the regress. he's not even required to plant new trees. and his wacky and castle still have more than enough room on his folding estates as an agent takes care of the bureaucracy for him, selling his c o 2 credits to l on. so we're looking to become more agree the 1st check just came in for the equivalent of almost 190000 years. yeah, a lot of time. is it talking to me about it is? yeah, asking about questions about and a half successful and the money's gone in the bank. so that's the proof. so, you know, i'm gonna sort of, i'm a solid customers. i'm very happy with how it's going. yeah. so yeah,
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a lot of people are talking about it and it sounds like a win win situation because companies are increasingly need of c o 2 certificates. it's become a big business with around 218000000 euro. so yeah, in australia professor andrew mcintosh helped to set up the rules for admission, straight down on the bus. he seems to come one of the biggest critics in his opinion, 70 to 90 percent of projects done to level what they promised and offset hodges. any c o 2, he says the associates have approve too many projects, especially in australia is dry, savannah's and scrub, and the regulators are administrators. they're often under lot of pressure to insure credit supply, so they're incentivized to focus more on project participation, credit supply, robins and integrity. the reason for that is fossil fuel interest, use the credits in order to meet a legal obligations. so if there's not credits,
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calvin price is much, much higher. so that's the pressure keeping the calvin price low. so you can keep the fossil fuel industry a happy, essentially the restraining government, disputes that seems. but mackintosh tells us of a project in the middle of australia is red center. we had into the outback, built exactly the landscape that life customers will have in mind when they want to upset they c o 2. this is the form of jake and francisco. for now it covers more than $381000.00 tech tests. they've registered around 65 percent of it for trading with c o 2 certificate and it hasn't made any money yet. but jake, his family has found the line for 6 generations has high hon. yeah, i think is really important because lot of people wanna re generate their landscape,
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but you sort of need for one you have to be financially viable to do it. sort of make such big changes and put a lot more offense and waters in what asked to be something else come through to help you with it. i'm not saying i roll. it was just my protein production most sustainable. and most families are really good. my managers, so they should be rewarded for what they're doing. this analysis were initially skeptical that the fun would be suitable for c o 2 certificates, but sort advice and now the need that they will provide extra income at some point . they practice casual vacation, raising the 40000 cows on various different matters so they, our country is moga when you move the cattle around because i live play on the grand off and eat the grass off to a point is what i have is more country out for the juvenile motors to get going.
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and then boy, i log in. right. and the cadillac of that project wants to trace or establish if i can get above to made is. and then the categorize them as much as they want. the other one affect the trade, it will i need. okay, getting bigger and bigger, significant, i'm doing macintosh says a project like that should never have been registered because the area gets less than $300.00 millimeters of rain each. yeah. this is incredibly dry country where it's just not possible to grow even 1990 for us. there was some trace out there. absolutely. there are, it's useless from the comments picked it up. so literally it's got real bought of us of the value. absolutely. but in terms of helping us made that comment targets and reducing greenhouse gas emissions. and this project is not going to do. sidney is green color is the biggest investment, so i'm in australia to trade in environmental certificates manager, james. sure, it says the system may not be perfect, but it's better than nothing but,
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but especially percent of emissions coming from the rural sector. for example, in lucky, there's no way we could ever create enough comma credits to sell the fossil fuel industry, comic products. i'm not going to keep fossil fuels in business, but it's not in australia. what we do need to do is drive investment into the live sector. we do need, we do know that we have to solve these last cadillac, very issues. habitat last issues bought of us issues and i cost money, and that cost a lot lot more money than we have government financing available to pay for. simon, michael dempsey has profited from this is get a check. is that to help him in dry spells or if the price is full, at least from his perspective, australia is called and funding program is a really, the
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a we flushing away of valuable results. the mexico, human feces are being used as personalized to produce taste. the vegetables so last low tell us via new eva is so pleased with the days how the study breaks into sung as he to live as a sample for the kitchen, the, the c o. c, as well as liliana run the will use the to prepare lunch of to working outdoors. everyone is hungry. the sense of water for watering. the plants was the compost for feeding them. that composed was made from human excrement all perfectly normal for fama thomas villanueva and his family. even at the dinner table, it's no to boot, given the salad and vegetables with grand, with nutrients from human theses. on the edge of the small mexican
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town of tip of take. so in the state of mexico, the only n t on the phone gross fruits and vegetables. everything here is visualized exclusively with home made human done. so it does go into the complete and the cycle to seek load comes from the earth is the index screen on top of that person so that you can see all over here. the process of the composting says allows us to give back to this story. okay, what would it be took from anything, but of it i did look at the so we complete the cycle and to live. it continues. we love you, they see they eat their own vegetables, but they also sell them at markets. oops, loans need nutrients to grow, especially nitrogen and phosphorus, all into jani is a fully organic, fun, and alt official fertilizes up that thomas via new eva says they're expensive and bad for the soil. so he and his team invest a lot of time and effort,
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collecting excrement from dry toilets, mixing it with natural ingredients like stone powder or stool to transform it into a rich compost over a number of months. the activity of bacteria leads to high temperatures during composting, that heat kills any pathogens. gotcha, the name of the compost tier is no ready yet, and it smells plus something like fertile soil. be of a fancy they use it to grow various types of cabbage between broccoli, fruit, and a whole lot more. we've come to the small town of orchestra, pick in the states of the ranges here, architect saves on your vet, has also looked at ways of recycling ccs. he decided to try out something completely new. somebody else he focused on this and this is an ecological neighborhood. that i set up more than 20 years ago. i wanted to show
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that homes can use dry toilets and not pollute any water. you know, in other words, toilets that does it, the urine away from the feces. and that will not flushed with these tort. it's not connected to the sewage system, either the urine lands in the front here, hoop at the back, just add a bit of soil. and that's it. is a lot of roll sewage and mexico flows directly into lakes rivers and the see something saves on your very funds of radius. he leaves dry toilet solve the solution and gives workshops, teaching people how to build and use them. but guessing people to actually talk about peace is the biggest challenge. i mean, it's like they were afraid of it. i did hear senate taishan system forces people to think about the subject rather than just flushing it away.
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you can take to the go as an architect, i discovered that in my profession, water is seen as a means of transporting away fee sees in your and in the lab work. and i found that tower voltage. this is what i thought. so my work aims to change is this perception of water? no, i come yet. it's a perception associated with it. okay. you're still seeing that isn't pretty cool, but what i'm doing is reviving the knowledge and understanding of water that our ancestors had. they didn't see excrement as something dirty, but it's something that needs to be returned to the earth. when there's ancestors use human feces and other organic ways to develop photo islands known as a number used for growing crumbs in which into areas they've been used in mexico. since ancient times on once you number on the edge of mexico city,
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lucio was so bianca wants to keep that heritage in line to help us as we move in this book. the 2 numbers are one way or example of how we humans have helped to promote life and biodiversity. so they're a very powerful example of how we can live in harmony with nature. and when they are coming up with at least he runs a regenerative foaming project called outcast yetta. the idea is to grow organic, produce working as closely as possible with nature. the produce has been sold to restaurants in mexico city. dry toilets are must. here there is neither electricity nor running bullshit, and the 2 non pause protected areas. so waste needs to be dealt with. lucio was to be, aga sees the excrement that has been collected here as a resource. so you know, level they're gonna tell me to give back to the earth, what we've received to the shape of food. otherwise you get in and balance, leading to pests and depleted soil. be some of it for she is here to feed the
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plants properly. you need to return all that's left over back to the story. i'm going to send the follows this police block. now the only fertilizing fruit trees with human done. they want to 1st make sure they can reliably fold out any pathogens, residual hormones, and medication in the compost before they start using it for vegetables to a to b o n t on the organic fun. thomas via the way, those customers know how he sets tools at road and a whole host of the proof is i've got got a new message. so no time has a bad image in our society book. but we know that this composting process makes it perfectly identical. but i'm assuming that's the same, and we always like to say since that with the client, you never lose the harvest in, but they will now must kick on the other than like will say check, disappear, the cycle of giving and taking, eating, and dig,
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squeezing something that triggers to be false and elsewhere is seeing here as the most natural thing in the world. the high i'm to recover says from, says contain a grade level mandate and this will help them by school. the assessment varies at martinez area. as you can see, the mountains here, it's really at the right area. we see a lot of wild animals. if you just go with the side of the one of the legal funding, a lot of was animals such as the funds the spring bulk and possibly a la costa was the land close by. you need to also
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