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of the people lives, dealing with the growing tension. they change their world frame hold on. we are with you know, when i me inside starts july 8th on dw, the also an environmental issues go on. notice until they pop up on how to instagram or read the fees, allowing us to the problems that we would have otherwise more scared about. how do i come, i've tried to go through body annual watching equal india and, and today is episode. we discover that reading of badness about these and my mental issue is, is a key step to was finding solutions that can benefit just only in
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the come stage has been in the headlines for decades. but at the start of this here, it was one of the biggest news stories. george, she much is thinking with dramatic consequences for us it as we head out there to find out why is this happening and what are the lessons here for communities who live in similar, such off strategize mountain it was the 3rd of january 2023. when the law and his vice fost realized that that house was keeping in the house, they had built 2 years earlier with a lifetime would cost savings. 14 months earlier, grass had begun to appear in the woods, but suddenly they ripped dangerously wide a box. i might have thought was it any today we have nowhere to live safely and nothing to eat. they used to be a gap of one. it is pushing our house and the walls of my house have started building in the woods on that evening. the thought of these came and told us the
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situation was critical and when they go by they said to me at least, evacuated immediately and moved to another place and got down to a pallet. do you has an inch for your standing? give us a got a cabinet on that fateful day in january housings of people liked the law and had to flee from their homes in the human land down of dorsey months the ground on which the down store had become unstable. overnight, deep cracks in march, across buildings, roads and farm land. hundreds of buildings were damaged, some collapse and had to be demolished. as news of the door, she marched, thinking said, van to questions is ang out across the country. what was causing the 9 hero to sing or subside suicide to be and how, what is the effect look close and the 100000000 mainly him to buddhist, who travel good on. so you may just have the are you doing?
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hey, is this is empty, pc is down, just like, but you would, you know, what's the part of this is don't, she might be activist. i can set the he points us to work on thing. just construction project on the 20 gms id was that scientists, activists, and lucas being for the situation. the i lived that in 2009, a boarding machine used for the full one additional good hydro project punctured and underground aquifer that they see created a leak from beach water had saved out it. will bonnie, i'd be with god. it's all. who do i hear you, honey? just it? will he find that water is still leaking? this is the same water leakage. he much dried the aqua floor of joshi mark. you have a hockey, the phones source of water. so many scientists and engineers and this war to discharge him on over the last 10 to 12 years is the main reason behind line
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subsidence. the intrusion. want to see much manual board as all who would i was kind of almost caught on. others also blame unplanned construction on, on many problems. it can blow up the natural flow of water underground. in addition, disturbances caused by heavy infrastructure projects like highways and hydro projects can be stabilized and earthquake drone region like this one. steep slopes and have him on some dreams, also make it mounting, getting fat dried. but on the 3rd of january or dipping point was hate. when i found the bench for the dime boost, the dam is being constructed by the n d, b. c or national tom, up our cooperation, public sector from that base electricity projects. we contacted the n, b p. c for comment on the impact of the construction, but received no response. i suppose that these appeals for accountability have also fallen on deaf fios. he is bach of people's movement called joe, she, mike,
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but dow, some goes to meet the that is demanding, and amy detroit to construction of the hydro project. many groups of pushing for strict adherence to planning protocols in this, getting an appropriate compensation for losses suffered after don't see much disasters. generally, federal and state agencies provided food and accommodation for those affected by the age. clearly to meet people's need in the long term manual, including the laws family. have since moved back into the damaged and dangerous houses. lot of entity the, there was only a small bed the only, i don't this size, but i'll have 4 kids and there are 2 of us. so how can i be sleeping that any kind of a many problems like this? if the government really wants to do something for us, then district shift a somebody to build a new house for those or give us options for constructing another house event. but it's all, most green the season. yup. but if the government wants us to die like this, then okay, and you were dying. what more can i do to get money? now? you know what?
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he's to advocate the scene playing out into a she much serves as a warning for other mounting downs develop and getting this be at this pace. the people speaking out to you and hope that by doing so they can see what they don't homes. and those of those facing are similar to it in the future. plastic stalls are banned in india and i always forget to getting my method. so i'm going to get you was really now are these papers choice because they're mostly inexpensive, but they're probably not all are based on i am laws. are you trying to be safe as well as any of it? because they get like squishy and saw he where before i even finished pricing. but what other alternatives do we have with josh sustainable and also inexpensive. these as girls are made from dry coconut leaves, as they are all done, it is the single use plastic straws and a 100 percent buyer to get and chemical free. i picked up a few of those leaflets, took it to my apartment, and then i started steaming it. and then i saw that if it has its own not to the
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backs, the natural backs with the leaf itself makes it difficult and hydrophobic. and that's why i started, i talked why not big stores i saw you were these and his team are aiming to convert this a good country westerbelt and eliminate the use of plastics cross plastic in the plastic causes a lot of stopping to goes goats, people and so on, as it is not body to do, but it's damages of environment. and that is why they were given the training to make these equal stores and doing get 20 k. as in india produces of lock shoot of the world. go cannot split in the process of dry goods and it leaves the mostly good waste. so that's not the value that i think of the entire supply chain. you know that the love which was considered as a beast, you know, adding value to it. it does increasing though the family's income. at the same time, it's not on the tv and for a defend line of production. that's the way the theme have adopted
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a so called hub in the stroke market to produce destroys. spokes a leave collection centers in the hops of production centers at the spokes, leaves collected from phones of boston and got to the required sites. then the a send to the production unit with the machine room. giving the 1st layer of interest, scroll the necessary strength and instructor and often comes to a long going back to long student strips that stuck up. was it each other and out, so that'd be the, it'd be a good word to me school. so this complete this process, the front of the straws of send to the post processing unit to be sterilized and packaged. each a scroll is price between $2.02 will be score around to your sense of depending on the size, the district is going to stay in beverages for 3 to 4 hours and have a shelf life of 9 months. where he says that these are far better for the
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environment compared to popular than it is like that. but the scrolls of all the pain is proud of the fact that it is women who are on the show. there are over a 100 female employees for home, looters, employment opportunities and make a huge difference. stopping them in the beginning. they used to get 2000 a piece of 2500 piece. now, that'd be at expedius and right. and our fostering doing well. we take 4500, you're basically hoping to get more in the future. florida and i got mattered when i was 18. i have never worked anywhere since then. i used to be just at home. and as soon as this company opened i doing earlier, i had to ask for anything and everything from my husband, but now it is not the case. i don't ask him for anything. i look after my expenses on my own from the money i have owned and i'm very happy about it. then what was it? the theme calling people to use 9000 as girls, but the girls do leave processing centers and 3 scrub production centers. we have
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in quite a sum of all the 11 states school count green series of india. so we see a huge, huge possibility employment. the goal is to reach one to provide implement the 1000 members in the next 2 years with more and more countries restricting plastic use, the company has already been able to win many customers abroad with its sustainable innovation. the sometimes watch lol optic goes and allows slogans can not do is done by ok. ok, has the follower to calmly compel us to think i'm do deeply move us about the issues that the otherwise don't get about issues like telemetry and international legs, additional largest thing germany. what's the spotlight on looming at the logical pets? and also on the hopefully we can gain from clear to the d and innovation. if
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you listen carefully, you can hear it because of household appliances. syrian performance, i just thought that's what i'm on, has created and memorial like installation, out of a pile of electronic waste. the book is currently on display here at the cool instead of my nice and an exhibition called 1.5 degrees out just from all over the road, x pro. how the climate crisis affecting. oh, nice what we, she ourselves confronted by a situation where the live style that we humans nurture and that is accelerated over the last few decades, has let us into a crisis. yeah, this is the edit this time. we think it's important to you to address this topic of the quote. also showing that art is an important medium for dealing with this questions like and one that can inspire us to reflect
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a m, as in context as an artist, advantages and an educator in his performances, his alter ego, who of us would do a month off the attention to the destruction of his homeland, the brazilian m, as in he slips into the role of a planned human hybrid shape shifting in different situations. performance out test on last carolina has dedicated test about 2 new forms of movement, especially in the e books with discarded passwords. alice, because i have in the vehicle. if you move on the everything is moving. climate change means that everything has to shift and then came. the question is though, perhaps the possibility of plans moving in new ways. notice kind now the project
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across species. test flights is particularly focused on this moment of floating the moment as for 0 for, for example, i've tried to record the movements of jelly fish or something like the constellation of flying objects with plants so that they become a new living entity and height. and not so simple approach perhaps to most kalina tends to be on side frequently for the duration of the exhibition to visit tests. as of service, the completely me, it's becoming more and more important for us humans to make use of nature as a wind that always blows in order to simply live more ecological. you know, this world will to make our ecological footprint a little smaller. some diagnose a month. so to, to write to these especially important exhibits, images by the german austrian artist on him to find one picture shows the
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historical of so virtually in the indian city of type. the artist has to be placed in staircase, but the letter that seems to be directly into the heavens. enough to him is he punched into the night sky. you see many white dots. the stars mc mc pin points. the stars with coordinates from nasa and i know so it's actually a mixture on the one hand of our technological westernized knowledge. and on the other hand, from the old tradition of star gazing soon as it was cultivated in india, in the city of dr. port where it has an insanely ridge called tro history, who wishes to have the next to it of drawings. but if i can, to the abundance of potential lights and spaced every now or building a plan that has inspired the artist to create entirely new constellations. the
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one of the highlights of the exhibitionist across you had color reef by australian twin sisters migrate and christine of the time. but the theme is not the dead adults of the homeland. to an appeal, they found 4000 crushing comrades in arms to help them create discovery. leave the message. climate change mitigation is a task that like this relief can only be most that to get across. i think it's often a fine line between art and the artificial not and that it's only when the beauty of nature is almost disappeared, that we begin to recreate it artificially not. and that's kind of crazy going forward. yeah. and the most i movies kind of have to put out until the stops to raise awareness and maybe that so, so a way to cope with it yourself to process which has gone wrong in the course of many decades. and once he's still getting bound today to come up with the amount of
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5 choice, the night, the use of fossil fuels in his veins cleaning at the exhibition julian show here, displays fire brooks, running into reverse oven or rec, foster fluid that human kind just brought to the surface finish spectrum's earth into rea, if only it where the symbol loved by tortoise is often called for overcrowded commercialized destinations, that doris leave behind, littered with trash. the professionals of 2 of them are especially harsh for ecologically saturated areas, like the mountains and valleys of cush meets. we visited one such village which is finding out ways to ease the impact of tourism on such areas. be at one with nature, is the crate. do for ya, m a dog lives by of all the produce from his garden is organic, in keeping with the name of this equal village, sug,
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which means note your english meeting. his aim is to establish a local circular economy. all the farming that you'll see it is natural that we have little come posting programs. we have a composing program for him when based on so which is function which is out of added and today is development. and then the buildings we have built out again using local materials and the traditional cultural design, which was more environment friendly, health friendly for you. i am a da setup, sug 10 years ago with some like minded people. it's located in the garden, the buddy district, and area so far as sped the mosque. buddhism seen in other parts. of course me. no one's a premiere or, and pharma followed, incorporated the local population from the outset with 15 residents now working here. all the labor that has done the instructor work plus the water running the please, all look up. we don't have roads going to take the place. so this is
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a labor intensive space. so that has been a significant component less than the educational programs we don't. we don't camps for children, situation very different to that in the more to pick today. as of course, meet the stunning natural beauty of the himalayas has also become a cause you to the swamps of visitors and descending on the region around 18000000 last year alone. good news for the tortoise industrial, but not for me to the area of worst affected is beheaded um every day to, to sleep around 21 pounds of little in the surroundings with no functioning risk management system. the majority of the trash ends up in forests and reverse, especially plastic. at the same time, there is increasing traffic and construction site, meaning less impact. how would that slow florida and for not of the duties of man is of that environmental
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destruction most back him with bees, regular visits to communities with his end, do him my land and fed trust me and get a little photo. what? danielle smile, he and his fellow volunteers have been organizing cleaned up campaigns for local ford is send reverse. how many program can be today? the p. well, for our program, because the track for green himmel is for garbage because of the tutors to come to these regions. most of the hikers don't get enough to take the letter with them if that is quite honestly, it was nina raising awareness means the understand the situation and boss on the information we had. okay, go ahead. it's just while i give an idea what streaming the flow of visitors is easier said than done as the as good as she knows these are the surcharge, specializing into to them and sustainability and catch me via the balancing act. especially that is a great extent,
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dependent on both of them. we don't have industries, we don't provide the sectors. but of course the protection of the, in what i mean is the big concern. and that we did media, which can be the minimize, the that the, that the huge of rush of the oldest is and the declaration of the, uh, yeah, a page. and you could log in, you know what? it looks like a box from the traditional to is destination as we should develop the basic instruction or the secondary daughters destination as they were the oldest as the countryside as to that really are the sub equal village is an example of what is possible people here would respect, mitchell and limit that encroachment to dead one and a half a day or so planned with the maximum of just 60 visitors permitted for the and those who do come are invited to think about pollution and the general way of life . so at the core of all these problems, all these problems that we have seen plastic and then what are the addition a for the station water levels dropping or at the ocean is getting there would be
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what i would problem. you look at it's a symptom. it's not the code problem. all of these symptoms will lead you back to the alienation of a human being from its own self and its own. and what i'm, what i'm trying to do is to bring this understanding of connectedness and integrate goodness of that is and, and in nature and in the design of life, back to our lifestyle, to promote in fossil and that ideas. the organizers also offer training courses on equal logical onto a new shift and organic farming. in the hope of making that equal village i'm models. what are those a watch can you will do to help save the language while even before us thought i'm saw you must have or is that he's. 5 direct least 3 things. i would have also thought about boarding the as well. what if i told you we were done?
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we went to our club in scotland, that is generating electricity on the don slower here club ers help save the environment. one dance move out of time. the w g. 3 club in glasgow stores, party goers, body heat for reuse because these days people want things to be more sustainable. even going out through that when you can contribute to helping lake environment and look at the process like put in this system is called body heat and it turns dance floors. and so many power plants, each person provide some $150.00 to $450.00 watts. and since 2020 to the club has been using that energy throughout its venue. even during the day. the aim is to cut fossil fuel use to 0. we're trying to capture and harness the energy created
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by heat and gigs are clubs which is store that and use that to heat into spaces or in the van. you're either at that time or at a later time and we're doing that so that we can reduce our energy footprint, august the electricity consumption and then remove gas completely from the venue. ventilator is on the ceiling, absorb the warm air from the 3 dance floors. heat pumps then convey the energy into the yard using the carrier fluid. there, it's stored in 200 meter d polls to be reused during the day. the innovative system is one of a kind david townsend as an entrepreneur in the energy sector and he spent 3 years developing it. the heat comes from the boxes in the ceiling all the way to the more holes in you know, a minute or less. but the amount of time you can store the heat in the rock is,
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is very flexible. so we can, we can put heat in there during the night and take it out during the day. but we can also put lots of heat in there during the summer. and take it out in the winter . so we knew multiple different lengths of storage. but how much d o 2 does the system cost? and is it really sustainable? so heat pumps operate really efficiently. and so you only need a little bit of electrical energy to do a lot of heating and equally on the cooling sides. so by removing the gas boilers from the heating system, we're saving 70 tons of c o 2 per year. so the electricity comes from the grid, but the venue has signed up to a 100 percent renewable energy, electricity time. so the electricity is full coming from renewable sources, which means in scotland, especially on a rainy day like this is coming from wind energy. years with a price tag of $700000.00 bureaus, installing body heat isn't cheap, but other clubs are still looking to follow suit. the beautiful thing with buddy,
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he invites the customer into that and they don't need to do anything different. they need to show up and they need to dance and have funding, and they're actively contributing to the reduction of energy and those environments . this club in scotland is paving the way and showing that protecting the environment can be a lot of fun. here excess is good. the wilder, the dancing, the more it helps the planet the. wow, that's something i'm not totally on board with. i mean who wouldn't be? i'm definitely putting this level on my travel bucket list. but you will let me know what did you like most about today's episode, and what would you like to see more of? you can either email us or reach out to me directly on my desk. please do come back next week. i will see you soon until then. tickets goodbye. of us. gosh, the
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