of the governments that go crazy for your data. we explain how these technologies work, how they can help make, i'll will say that's how they can also go. now, the, where i stand right now is the icon. it says add port in then how do i go mine? so i've got the body and you all watching eco, india, climate change, impacts everything. and this monument is no difference. i'm sense and nothing is left untouched by climate change. adapt. ition is one of the 3 major talking points in time as negotiations along with climate finance,

and mitigation. add in this episode, we will learn a lot more about adapting to climate change. so resuming the story of that export a few months ago, the national capital vendale, so i need the for the, some of the most i corner locations, including this out of the center of all of this was the, i'm going out of a, what the city does not become a flood prone over to few days or a month. so where did legal? sure wrong. that the revised water level rules to a 45 your high this was the leak in july 2022 inches rains in the national capital region. base the want to in the human out of the between the does above the danger level. take loading and all the time. high delete. hesitant under both the judy. georgie experienced the reasons 1st and she wanted to find out why flooding in the region has been getting worse than began her quest at the human not by all day,

most of the box where professor see our bible has been trying to revive the wetlands. now i'm a low lying near the as across us today on the side of other websites are these that plans for the customers from the neighboring areas. you know, these restaurants, i've printed out and coached what really happened right under the black one. so this question, just be what happened in the latest be that of heavy to info in the natural state. the slug planes that does a lot of things, but that is exploding growth and has the to the way at the wetlands all along that about it is bible says at least 23 pages fly. it was and, but i just had been built in the human. i was like planes without taught for the adverse effect that they create obstacles for the flow of flood waters. send news talk on the black band. is it not only the fact that the truck been has,

are, they've got footprint casper and red flags. type thing, taper, and red flags. are, you know, a girlfriend's onto her, right. why they've called ma shows, and we are putting products all these the room in why do call preventing the floods want that and bringing to the low lying area. yes. since the natural extent of the flood plains as shrunk, when it rains, mold into the can hold. the flood water has to go somewhere. so it enters low line areas within the city. like here in the only part of it is usually flooded with doris. but the veins seemed to bring to life an old want to be that the red ford was built next door. in the 17th century, the professor bubbles restoration efforts aim to improve the state of the lease veterans and increase the extent to which they can

absorb slug water as well. cuz it was the same thing. the area and planting suitable florida in the wetlands as we have dial up here. uh, what do you call one restaurant? customer in the restaurant on? we simply restore the natural customer and right land on the different it are not rich stores, 500000000 got themselves. but i'd want that. the government out of a isn't solely to blame for the flats in large parts of deadly. the sorry, state of and done, the drainage networks has created many localized water flow issues accessing everything. the floods that the professor ate cagle's and of the indian institute of technology in delhi, has been studying the complex drainage network to understand how holes in the cities infrastructure and the rising gal monotonous, combined to make the flooding considerably worse. the contributing area off, it's very hard on the corner to drains out of the rich about queered the,

its waters taken from the land mazda on canada, on gully, and 3 on the equipment. is that correct? then? sense because their level was lower than the level of lock those. and the amana in many parts of delhi trash and bass is dump directly into drains, polluting the water and causing blockages. according to dr. goes in that are over 200 natural stormwater drains and 4500 kilometers of artificial drains. most either plug based over or caddie sewage and debbie all your down. so professor was saying go to the government back in 2017. suggesting urgent measures. we send them the 1st thing to be done is the same thing properly. the olive drains, if your drain is not effective vendor or lockerman flu on the last level and go through the drain, his suggestions to no response. but citizens like him continue to do that. bid for

the sitting the wildlife biologist record of how the think saving the hundreds of small legs and bonds and the leak would make a big difference to flag prevention, red red. and then they started looking at the mat by the way that they started with the huge amount of funds which nobody knows about. but this goes to somewhere around 552600 numbers. and i saw that on 40 or 39 points. and a phone that these phones going to insure them on to buy it. what's the, probably the largest bird ever to which have been to call it in any make us have to any with that has gone on to document 600 unofficial water bodies in the city by blocking that coordinates. finally, it seems the what the agency of the daily government has begun to take action. it's announced plans through device 265. what about these across the capital? so far, it's mainly been individuals taking the initiative. but the recent drag hard floods

and the worsening climate crisis are acting as a wake up call for citizens and authorities. i like to make daily more climate and flood president could you have ever imagined that climate change will stop having an ad was in fact on last? well, unfortunately, this would be happening in the city that can very valid be part of the global capital robot. but as far as teach, so let's take a look at what, what do use use that trying to do to pull the city down. because we might have a few lessons to launch on paris. the city of love has long been tories stream the budget despite its l. ramon's on hot summer days. it can be hard to brief, concrete roads and buildings turn the fence capital into an urban heat island.

tyrese's warmed up by 2.3 degrees celsius on average since 1885 compared to 1.7 degrees in the rest of france, according to research studies. and so the town halls is now investing tens of millions of yours to help cool down the city. what's your content? exactly? so this is a model paris. tell me i want to say specifically about this city. one is, you know, it's easy to explain more just a week or just this is a historic city built for a moderate climate. and one of the most densely built cities in the world. that's why it's like an oven. fine, more so than places spread out over a large area and is it that is the can now send my time here is already open for swimmingly. today, after next year's olympic games, we planned to open 3 bathing areas on this and river. one plan is to replace concrete with earth that can soak up rain watering, cool down the air, will also insulate public buildings. yeah, we see 2000 pulls on the end of us,

you want to know, but you know, if you mutual, i mean simple. many squares have already gone green, like the plus that on us you or this round about in the south of paris, which is being transformed into an urban forest. since trees are also key to quoting down to city. and the reason i said, with not only become an open as swimming pool, it's already making a cooling contribution. this eco friendly cooling system is called special just putting a network of underground water pipes that is connected to water tube systems in over 700 buildings across the city. we pay visits to $1.00 of its main plans, this one kind of canada, the sums push our spaces to through the system, which was closed by refrigeration units, which meet up in the price that, that he has dissipated into the sam. it's also a place to as a country. second, the system can seem to off as much electricity as a conventional conditioning unit. what's more,

that's electricity comes entirely from renewable energy, mainly from solar panels today. the network has 90 kilometers. this type of the company plans to triple that over the next 2 decades. paris was the 1st city in europe to don't such an underground coating network. and no other municipalities looking to get to import would need to have many city officials have come to visitors, especially from those. and yeah, right now to see how such a system works. it might seem a bit paradoxical since it's not just have to know for sure. the only thing that southern cities have been dealing with the heat for a while. i mean, he's on it and they've been adapting to the special that he is already helping to clean places like the new museum and powers townhomes. but air conditioning systems that use river water cons be endlessly

extended, says morgan, columbia, a french expert on oven time. instead of taishan, they need your system systems like the fresher perry boom up the river volta center . and that certainly sites up to a certain threshold to protect include bio diversity or anything, not going to watch the cold. you know, so the system is cold to down an entire city is on for phones and so we have to choose the building. so cool with them before and then you say that you mentioned that you sound back to me in the future, especially on the product. you will also be leading to schools. some of them are already enjoying the benefits of green, a streets and pedestrian science. and across the city, cars increasingly sharing the streets with bicycles. they can already side to almost all over paris on large like highways like this one and the city will add another 50 fonts. can all mentors of bike blew us over the next 3 years. but not

everybody is happy with the price to could boom, which is leading to more traffic times in busy areas. that's why plan is need to take the needs of critics and local community seriously. so so i say we need to make sure we're all funds are accepted in both local people in explaining the initiative. 8 the problem is often focus on the technological side of climate tied up taishan. but the human factors and so important, that's what it sounds like, new jersey, who said we will do all of the plans are less controversial like this new installation that provides change when the sun is high to people in a lower income neighborhood. and then most of paris, so that don't feel like you're the degree. you're with people, you know, you'll have someone that can be up to 10 degrees cooler under the roof and we've installed a new spray found. and over there, you just need to push this button and it sprays water for about 20 seconds. most of it you feel the water, right? a little box that is supposed to the top bodies invented and basically we were

installing 24 roofs like this, and 73 spray fountains across paris. they'll help us get through the summer on the top of our existing heat measures. when i paid our heat plan includes regular checking in on vulnerable people and offering spaces, such as on town halls where they can cool christian measures like these will become even more important in the future. if some us in paris continue to heat up, i must say i quite like the idea of harris cooling down even further with more shades, more spray fountains and small by cranes that way the city was suddenly phase enjoyable. even with temperatures continuing to go off the from the city of fighters, we're back to my heated up to do a very with its traffic. and this pollution, did you know that a system called the emissions across the globe comes from john sparks and as to

what it is trying to be called the nice india who is trying to expand its electric mobility. the like this to is not the white of the that's had to the southern city of all because that experiences with electric transport might have some of that. what showed, oh geez, owns an electric motor by making one of a small group of buying acres in the indian city of bank. on the about $15000.00 of the cities plus 1000000 inhabitants use east quarters like bushes she travels 30 kilometers is to work with it. every day, a bank loses formerly known as bank. the law is congested and full of smoke. what shut off g fonts to help good home for the air pollution. the 26 year old also preferred a cheapest and climate friendly. i'm getting around. i was looking to buy a new or 2 windows. uh, the reason why you guys switch towards your electric record was one,

was still high fuel charges. and uh, one more thing is though, in writing them into the insurance, so it, it has the 0 emissions, no pollution. so to contribute towards that i, uh, up to 40. and it took me to get the state of connecticut names to done transferred from great degree by 2030 at the latest the state capital bank was expected to lead the way, but only 5000 that costs on the roads here. right now. price is a major obstacle, e cause costs $2.00 to $3.00 times as much as the gasoline 5 i'd gone to, but what's your idea of what as a lawyer in a legally fund who can afford to buy this model made by a lovely manufacturer. but most of the cities inhabitants simply gone to fulton county school to like get the need for them is 70 percent of all he goes in the

city or the bikes and model school in this funds. remarkable bookshop in the southeast of bank with no businessman, drug issue m. k, is working on a bread mac. an affordable solution is melody company in converge convention, the more to buy into hybrid ones. they can then run on the battery or gasoline as needed. the conversion costs 40000 group based on 470 yours. profiting is a common man. so solution. so a veteran has his existing effect and he wants to see what they're doing. the. you have a model with the gets free 3rd onto the existing, very low for support. and the dollars really freaked into a body of the final kind of thought, which is a unique, you know, solution where you have both electric doctor and the engine. proctor integrated along with a dyslexic battery range, is about 40 kilometers. however, when the gasoline motor is running, it also recharges the battery. the

hybrid motor bikes could be an important months dawn on the road, the green mobile. but that promising future always remain out of reach on this mobile, he goes, go completely electric. but why legislation has supported the production of electric when he comes, the city is a still in dire need of an extensive georgia increase. the lack of which is a major source of anxiety for most the small neighborhood shops known as a cure on us dollars. could be the answer. with some does 1000000 of them in india, they could drive the shift to electric motor banks. this small charging unit was manufactured in the loop by the charge of the company. it's easily and quickly installed and the costs around 3000 rupees some 35 years. but it is likely to generate twice that in revenue every month. only 300 of them are in place in the bank, the look and a few other cities right now. they have plans to build,

roll out a $100000.00, to kick and start the green cross book revolution and send a signal to policy makers. electric late that is different than that already compatible with the renewable energy. so even if let's say today exists 50 percent coming from the new with energy. that's as a 1st step as an when government takes of the steps of a moving $200.00 plus into new with energy electric lakers that already compatible . so let's take the 1st of them on site and started using electric lakers. and government is obviously doing this, but politicians need to provide the frame that's necessary to make green track really regardless. but it also needs innovative companies like medicare and chosen to make it easier for bank of the citizens to make the switch. because ultimately as end users, it's down to them by opting for an electric motor bike, what's your cheapest already taking that step back and those are the motor bike,

right, is now just tough to for the exam was 5000000. the wi fi, a windows change blowing through the end of the spectrum when followed on wind turbines have the potential to transform the energy sector. but did you know that the small window by could be used as your own private elected to be done today? so what's this, this for this? the wind turbines, from this truly like one to wind, vibrate, and portable micro turbines for you next camping trip. we're all used to these huge wind turbines that look the same everywhere. but there's no shortage of ideas. how else they could look? so why haven't we seen any of these around yet? and do they have a chance the, those are all things are looking pretty good for wind power. was older models were

about 30 meters, tall, modern versions started at about 50 meters nowadays 250 plus meter turbines. i'd be coming standard power in tens of thousands of homes. and this game bigger is definitely better. so why bother with the small ones that don't take your time on, advises businesses and private households on the pros and cons of a wind turbine? it's a small bunch of and just for yourself, if you have a windy location, you can produce a paul for yourself. looked at it tricity for yourself. it's might be an enterprise that might be a farm out as might be also a private home. a small wind turbine has the road to sweep of an area of less than 200 square meters. beyond that, they can be almost anything. but generally the 2 groups, horizontal and vertical, into fastcase, the road to shaft is horizontal and parallel with the direction of the wind. horizontal wind turbines need to be actively oriented toward the wind,

which requires a significant effort. vertical axis wind turbine slips that with a rotating soft perpendicular to the wind. they can capture wind from all directions of the contests at all times. horizontal turbines are generally more efficient than vertical ones of the same size. because horizontal turbines has been aerodynamically optimized to the max through decades of research and can stop generating energy at low wind speeds. so horizontal turbines have a one to spring, to build large scale, wind pops by being more efficient and offering a better return on investment. that's why they're also the main players and the small wind turbine business. but vertical turbines might be about to have their own moment in the sun. i mean, when they have some real advantages, for multi vertical turbines are um, are available in such a small scale. and also they are not as noisy and they need spotless space. that

makes them perfect for use in cities where the buildings such as here at the united nations in vienna, local wind, and send it in different directions, making for travel and conditions. vertical wind turbines are also easier to maintain with key components like the generator at ground level and not at the top of its very, very tall tower. and while it's still not clear which style is the most efficient, we do know one thing. unlikely stand offish, horizontal cousins, vertical turbines love to have them together interact. twin, wind hits the radical turbines. it swells around the structures and speeds up. this makes the turbines close by turn, fast generating more energy can make a wind farm. 60 percent more efficient compared to regular race. still any alternative to big horizontal turbines will have to compete on cost and efficiency . smaller projects generally cost more per generated kilowatt than larger ones. the cost and quantity of smaller wind turbines varies wildly. but innovation is moving

fast on top of the traditional horizontal and new vertical turbines. a sub category of online direct snow turbines are popping up. that means they are designed to work with wayne from all directions, even above and below, while still spinning in one direction. right now, small scale wind power is still a blip on the global scale, and 2028 accounted for just $1.00 gigawatts or 0.2 percent of installed wind capacity worldwide. some analysts have projected a sector to grow at some 9 percent a year to reach a value of $2540000000.00 by $0.20. with renewable energy, it's the tool and cutting c o 2 emissions. small scale wind power might get a foothold in many areas, such as remote low infrastructure regions where there is no public power. like here at the princess elizabeth research station in octagon,

and both remote and little populated areas, small wind power is particularly good when combined with solar. and you're gonna have to dock winter. and during the dark winter, low solar radiation, we have lots of wind or this might be also be rate might be a rainy season monsoon season with lots of clouts. um, not that much, so not regulation, but you have when and i think this, this is really the, the, the future of the small window bins. then there are older places that don't have enough space for big turbines, such as in cities, on roofs and balconies, or on an infrastructure like transmission, most or street lights to compliment the larger ones. so besides having a lot of large turbines, wind turbines and solar panels and water turbines and so on. so we will probably need in the future, we probably need to have. yeah,

everything we can get. and this is very interesting in the city and in rural areas, of course, adding more wind power means we also need to strengthen the grid smooth scale, wind power. i like only imagine when you bought technologies, needs to drive its costs down. mass production could be fueled by government incentive programs to make them available for more people will see whether it will be vertical, horizontal, or something completely new. cities i hate taking off the shows are missing sea levels are rising and the goal is one. but as we discovered today, that on we is that has lost adapt to this new reality solutions that can help control the situation. we will be bringing more soft stories to you, but you will let me know. 5 would you like to see more? you can email us or reach out to me directly on my social media handles. i will see

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