a tech told me about sugars paralyze between your societies, computers and governments that go crazy for your data. explain how these technologies work. so that's how they can also to watch it now the oh hello. i'm sorry because the body and saw the need to remove this mosque. not a huge benefit anyway, keep keeps winning. mind me. what, what options do we have?

look at all of this construction. dusted on my house anyways. i'm sorry because the lobby and your watching ico india. and today i will see if you along with me to explore innovations that are offering improvements to the way we been, including how to do with this annoying dust hand to my heart. if i could, i would go to to she gauge, o d used once every month and maybe also live there between october and december because of the pollution. and maybe also be in june because of the big heat. i mean, i can practically move this, but i feel most deli ice and people who live near the capital region. what share my sentiment? let me show you. this case is a beautiful city located in the foothills of humanity, as in india, as mountains safe. what's about the beautiful racine ganges flow? so here added is a popular you can get to the for most, any 8. i mean, i've given a choice. no, and will deny living here. i mean also because daily is

a city of extremes, the heat we bill quarterly and unbelievable, but use the pollution. he'll get sol bed. that'd be we have a tone for people who live. this would be for a couple of months. the polluters months is called for you case, and i mean one of the major reasons sizes for this one issue is double bonding, likely is for a couple of those months. but that is someone who has done to this problem into a solution for the same problem. ok, no more is it is safety. also in the low lying mountains, obviously gauge. luxury means the most swamis overseen construction on a hillside home for her family and husband spartans of the move. you had to escape the toxic air pollution that plague study and it's great metropolitan region known as the n c r. basically the idea is of, uh, uh, making my last feeling more comfortable with respect to all the uh,

unfortunate illnesses that you encountered in uh, places like in sciatic cetera. so you know, diabetes and pressure, etc. so wanted to bring them to a place which was more peaceful and more connected to the the house is not just located in a beach would fit. it is also built in materials that are easier on the and one then conventional homes above all, with an alternative brick built by its makers as called the negative. that is because it addresses one source of the stifling, small the joke. then he another indian cities during the winter, when farmers don't to their feet is to care then of gras president done for the next going season. to tackle the problem, jeremy set out the done doubling to dissolves the break. he named edward agreed combines grump, wrist like studies, scroll with the mineral bind since 2020 his company green jones has produced

thousands of blogs that it saves. have how to get more than 130 tons of climate heating, carbon dioxide. so in the crop is growing into the building c o 2 from the atmosphere and it is basically embodying it. but if you leave it to be composed of borne, the theater goes back into the atmosphere. essentially the problems i could put in enough to now we stop and then we take the crowd residues, we mix it with the binders. so now we're just chemically bonded within the concrete . and that is how we're actually able to cut the carbon cycle. unfortunate c o 2 into this mix and because it is skeptically bonded, it does one that will go back. i'll just be on the bricks a light and easy to hum. they're all to robust an offer better come on in solution then widely used labor. it's like these that makes them a sturdy alternative for smaller scale buildings in the country that over the next 15 years expects to see a company, new construction boom. clean sort of needs to be fired under both housing degrees

integrated to create a good fix, which is a high temperature. then of course, if you have such high temperatures, you usually need a lot of fuel. and most of the fuel is of course for disease. so in fact, india is the 2nd largest producer to vic see produce about 202260 1000000000 ricks every year. and in, in terms of industry, it's the 3rd largest consumer middle school. so you can imagine how much of emissions are taking place because if it agra creek doesn't just have the potential to grow pollution caused by a double bonding. and click is the bricks and the factored by franchise bonkers. whose those, how this residue from local font that generates extra income for farm, and got emissions from transportation logistics. so we crawford seduce, they come bundle lose, they come in multiple formats, depending on how it is harvested. we filed them up here. and you can see this dining here, look off of 5, you start here. and after that happens,

the once we receive it here, the next thing that we do is we using the threshold machine. it's regular farm equipment. this has been used since centuries. and so we use that and with the size them the drop them up into a smaller block because once jump. and so this double is combined with a fit tend to bind, also made from agricultural residue and non toxic byproduct of the steel manufacturer. this is a bad mix up into this go uh, the crop residues and the flash. i'm the most important confident without which i cannot be made, which is bind. so those are the bags of mine, toby manufactured it. and why is that in our old manufacturing unit, often often mixing the i'm to create is the motor that left to sun dry for a week. price between $26.55 or piece each less than 60 euro cents

a single block. it goes the size of $8.00 to $10.00 ret clay breaks. that makes it a cheaper option. it's always, most of the problems once your disease guess reduce a 2 step is binding, as you said, gets reduced, heard, but have the fact that you're not. if you use such a material, you're not going forward version where the little bits have to be expected on mind from us. this is a good thing and forth. but how to also the fact that it can drop the guidelines and put it into our buildings, which gives me a way to sequester and like oven and deliberate. this is a wonderful idea that can lead me forward with that. and richie gauge, super not as busy. at lux, me see what swami's construction site. it is the 2nd house he has been using arrow creek. you sent them all the to come all them to look. it is very easy to work

with. first of all look is because they're not single conventional pretty much. so it gets foster to what we do not have to use a lot of more money to how did you see yet? i have used only one block. that's the same size that it is a pretty good idea. since i would have to do this big times this week, and then it saves me time for you to let them know that the trouble going, how technology and nature can come together and how they can be responsible. not only is, so i the responsibility with the break and other things that we are going to use in this place so that it is going to be the most as stain of them. and of course, give them the opportunity for my family to be more close to the nature of home, close to nature, built with the brig that can be produced. almost any that linked the foundation for the built and funding that's designed to protect on natural resources. the sea is killing

meanwhile, and yeah, the same message that you are dense is gone. and even the back of this watches me to see the speed but still sucks because it is very damaging for the mind. i'm not saying this x plus are telling us which means that every time you use any of the middle, your problem down this war. but there are some that can be done to deal with the ad was in the back to a fees on the line with rest of the metals that makes the modern world to imagine a life without the cause of death, electricity. but this one of the material that eliza built around kinds of death. the secret that nobody's talking about. the steel industry is responsible for jo dropping 8 percent of the wealth greenhouse gas pollution. and bizarrely,

we're actually going to need a lot more of it to clean up our economies. so how can we make steel green and what's wrong with the industries favorite solutions? there are 2 reasons, the steel making price, subject to the 1st step, purifying the line or need to steal, but heating i annoy the trunk of science, so i'm mixing it with cooking coal and big glass furnaces. you can extract pure iron from rock. that's because oxygen atoms in the line will fly off and binds its comp enough terms in the co. what's left pint is essentially peel and known as the reduced. i'm and a whole layer of c o 2. the 2nd reason steel 2nd said that it takes colossal amounts of energy to power this process. and most of that comes from is you guessed it, binding cold. so what should still make is be doing right now, either a, j hydrogen, hydrogen acknowledging one. this of hydrogen has

a gas and fuel that can be made clean with renewable energy. so much less cleaning was possible gas. if you reduce idol with hydrogen oxygen atoms no longer have good calm enough terms to make c o 2. that instead, they react with hydrogen atoms to make h to the beauty about this concept is yes. who needs a new production process, but as a byproduct, you'll have lots of instead of c o 2. and this is how we can make the fuel making process time. which of the 2nd step is then feeding the purified eye and into an electric comp fitness. these devices meltdown scratched the little reduced . dian with high currents of electricity that turned them into liquid state. and ideally they would be running on electricity made from renewable energy. that's pretty much what sweeter steel make a s a b to when it deliver the wealth fast batch of fossil free steel to comic over

europe. steel may cause a bad thing that hydrogen will be the future of steel right now. it customer to make it this way. but if gas prices stay high and common taxes, right, if switching away from fossil fuels will become increasingly attractive from a business perspective too. but of course, using hydrogen alert and doesn't mix deal great. it's a process for several days. kind of feels like an onion. this is caitlin is while i'm still on the list of the us based non profit global energy monitor. the 1st layer is to make sure your electric arcs furnace unit is running completely on like green energy. but then you need to make sure that the reducing agent and the direct reduced iron plants is hydrogen. but that's not enough. you have to make sure that that hydrogen is actually being produced through an electrolyzer that's operating on 100 percent free, renewable energy. so type of hydrogen right?

well, unfortunately there was a catch. you need a lot of hydrogen, like really blurts, making a lot of stealing to you out of hydrogen would require about 6000000 tons of the gas, or just to satisfy the steel industry, the hydrogen needs you need almost as many wind turbines that you have to date is not impossible, but it is a logistical nightmare. one of the big challenges is where we build these hydrogen uh, production facilities. it needs to happen in places that have that renewable energy capacity. the problem so far as lots of steel making regions don't have that capacity for at least don't have time to build the top any time soon. and piping, we're shipping green hydrogen from elsewhere, required infrastructure to do site. and that old mean hydrogen can't be the whole solution. but there's a powerful waste inside the problem. that sounds almost too good to be true.

recycling you might not expect it, but still is already one of the major recycling materials into what more than a quarter of the steel made today comes from recycling scrap steel the need that's basically because the 1st step appear, fine. iron ore is expensive. nothing. no, no steel. well, that's much cheaper. but there are limits. each time you price a steel little impurities, like copper nichol can sneak in and week of the metal. that means you caught recycle it forever. at that solution is to keep the bluff and that says we're already using that catch the emissions before they escape into the atmosphere. that's what advocates a common capture, cooling for fossil fuel companies, save the principle of simple stick of bucks on top of the polluting pipe. and 2nd, the c o 2 that comes out so you can use it as an industry oh, started safely on the ground. the reality is trickier up to date capture rates are often low and costs are hot. what's more,

the fossil fuel industry has used the promise of comp and capture and storage. you'll see. so yes as an excuse to keep on polluting. but when it comes to be comp and i think heavy industries, at least to broadly agree that ccf as a vital role to play alongside hydrogen, we're way behind that where still the cabinet is going and this is largely down into a complaint and action on the policy level, this is about 10 to from the clean that task pulls. it's one of the few environmental organizations cooling to put money into capturing common. one of the reasons why we, you know, we don't know answers to questions like calculates or how would it work in a commercial scale? it's because still companies haven't had to actually reduce their mission. the international energy agency expects common capture to cause a hospital steel production by 2050 and the claimant friendly scenario. if it works, they would free up hydrogen to be used in other processes that are also have to clean. but to date that we don't really know what chair of admission seats, yes can actually capture from steel. it's to make

a stick to the last found. it says betsy's yes doesn't quickly become cheap or efficient. called a burn will just keep on pollutant we console steel by giving up on it. but there's a huge amount of policy making and companies can do to get the tech solutions working with age comes visiting. we've all heard it. but what are the literally in your community? started willing houses with eggs and knots and geography. well, i will not be able to sleep all week in that house even if i was forced to. i'm pretty sure a roof made off and we started in the fall on my head. but probably that is why the elderly in a village in south india are wiser than i am. he has life driving in gwinnett, but the plan it appears to be a village like any other in india, is coming not too steep. the young have all left only the elderly mean custodians

of local knowledge, including the v. as in victor, religious ones been to their homes are having a roommate that started. i used to watch my father make them so your father had crawford, they used to come to make them yes. construction engineers out of in the middle head and, and, but then as of the money, i want to tap into this ancient knowledge. they haven't visited more than 40 villages around them and not do in recent years. investigating the old techniques and building materials either the used to be only one or 2 masons, but originally for local people who work together in the mail. and so anyone over the, if you knew the entire process problem mark mixed, there shouldn't be how to choose the model and what to add to the line. and it's about consistency and about grouping and flow to them. but we interviewed the people in each region and benefit from their knowledge and the into opening

$7078.00 or storm amazing gain. a progeny is one of the last of his kind. he's building a house 650 square meters in the area in villa point in the old style yard advice to the line mix glenda pasto. i sat in gene in the business for 50 years. he's delighted to share the secrets of traditional construction with a new generation of windows. of the houses in my village used to be big like this was on the, in the city. they confirmed district just like this. but we had mug was on the line plus the entire room. my or this is tom, i did the rentals team and the phone, the bundle had an embedded balance of them and them have been building with natural materials for the last 3 years. things like modeled by law, not our geography or sugar used in construction for center. they used to bind line

plaster for the reading of it on the go. a house to can use locally made any, you know, consorts locally source included a put a lot of only then easy to a strip generally that does nothing big thing. white and then the body for a lot out or that that um you would need to have a t d u contacted in the middle of an embedded bonus for them. and ma'am, to build an old style quality home in the countryside, in the natural forming move onto the blazing the contract, this organic farming. because we wanted to provide good seeing what i was getting on the phone i. and since the wanted to house to stay in, when we came out here to be part of why not i do daddy and i surely do own the po for the 7 year old twins when bought and set to begun love to play at the country home in bed one day, the walls i filtered with 5 layers of lined plaster that allowed the house to be. this naturally material keeps the house cooling summer and during winter,

the vote for the 1st source from our reclaimed wood market. we need to have a d d and how it has been hammered. dodge among a growing number of middle income house owners who have opted for green building materials either in the middle written and better by less. over to monday. i'm have already completed numerous sustainable projects, mainly included areas including schools, depending on model and workmanship, building cost surprised at around $3000.00 rupees or $35.00 utilize per square meter. by contrast, a convention in house costs less than half that sum does undergrad reinvest when she believes it's already being dividends in a clean or more sustainable environment for her children. we are seeing this problem breaks the incessant construction sounds and the dust we want to be in this

. whether it's our own house being built on that new house that on the corner which is being reconstructing. lots of these, this material is literally the building block of the concrete jungle that we live in today. but also a lot of this construction is done. it leaves behind the sons of this wasted and with the southern germany, which has found a solution to this as when germany creeds. $280000000.00 tons of concrete waste every year. but at least of this revel soon, the re, purpose into new concrete face. a company in southern germany specializes and recycling building materials. a crushing machine turns the concrete pieces into small granules, which are sorted by size. the ground animals are then sold to cement manufacturers . what's good for face can also be good for the environment.

which i know onside processing can save millions of truck kilometers on. i'm spawn . sand used to produce concrete is usually done from large pets, then transported hundreds of kilometers. the same is true for gravel. the 2nd component in concrete, but sand and gravel are becoming scarce. at this construction recycling plant, old red roofing tiles are also used to produce concrete, recycled sand is taken from an old construction pit. it's cleaned and served before being sorted by size. this was the, as a bama, everything here used to be a bridge or a floor slab or a house and we're making something new from it. all this material would have ended up in landfills on, in some down. and that we can use it to make high quality building products that are used to new construction project, going into the recycling products or then delivered to customers like this nearby concrete manufacturer. this company is different than most of its competitors,

because globally, only 2 percent of building materials get recycled. but this company depends on recycled materials, which account for 30 percent of its entire production. and the recycled concrete is less expensive to the materials are mixed in this plant and then deliver it to customers to the final product will look like this. a building material that many customers prefer over conventional products. other solutions are also being developed at the cement plant, for example, permeable, concrete that can absorb rainwater. helping improve urban klein, it's something that you can watch. so this inch date, rainwater seeps through this concrete and then goes underground one which can help improve groundwater levels include across the whole side,

beautiful base of when done enough. and then the orange icon cost of water to evaporate, spots all illuminating hot surfaces. and even then kind of so highs flexion. i could this could help prevent concrete deserts, with completely sealed surfaces, recycled construction materials are also brought to this southern german company, which uses it to make concrete blocks. ingredients include recycled sand and recycled rock granules. they are constantly testing new stone formulas in the lab, experimenting with different colors, shapes and components to increase the portion of recycled content, which is 30 to 40 percent. the recycled look is intentional. and since i'm gonna get a hill, we're primarily talking about up cycling. the horn causative, we want to produce

a very high quality design speed. this tile pattern creates an entirely new surfaces you look like. i'm familiar with this is what it should look like. a new generation of recycled sidewalk with lots of green grass sprouting up in between and space for water to sleep into the ground. this is what many customers now want. it's a new growth market for the concrete industry. i hope you found this episode interesting. i'm faded with some solid concrete fact the colgate has no more jokes, but do let me know what did you like the most about to the show and what would you like to see more like to us as equal in the day to v w dot com we will be bringing most of the stories to about the fax on our environment and i hope you continue being a part of this joining. thank you so much. i will see you next week until then have a lovely week, almost got the

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