much trouble fixing hills. cultural identity meant, let's say together, nicholas talks about community life on the surface of this research is now on the lawn, and evil is, is always a good thing. but such in traditions are always what presented. hello and welcome. i'm saw the got dividing annual watching equally traditional knowledge can often help us gain new prospects for the future. a, speaking of the additions, what did you have for lunch today? well, actually addition to the, in the new offer and has

a beautiful gland of type of real quick to deal with. i'm is that ingredients like more than the leave or to end the call fees, or some of those likes look minutes along that those bots of the all been valid tends to get and it is. we're not doing this in boarding and advocates, city bread person ends up aging. the same boarding, cooperative impedance in the muse, almost all the lice, but a collective organic farmers and good not to go straight and change this by bringing these for water. the ingredients for the meals of the oven cause the unless it's 11 o'clock on a saturday morning at a cooking gloss and bank the loot. it's bought a book shelf called cooking with friends. the ingredients only come from a small phones in the immediate and the vegetables and food were all grown without pesticides or chemical for the life. some of the food on the right is that the participants who are all urban dwellers had never seen before.

i don't know much about me. they said there was an indigenous board. i would say i probably see them being use mold on coping source. we've literally grown up on based on this so much of diversity terms of the food that's growing in india, the cooking cause was organized by student phones. the young company has organized a small where the farm is from the region into a collective that 3rd uses sustainable organic produce from people in the city. so me to go on to find good the company to put her ideas for positive change in direction or re taught the tools that make funds so we can try to create a more resilient and more sustainable kind of a food system with the farmers get all fish and the profits of consumers get to eat fish. foods that has been growing using sustainable practices

made of crops have many benefits. locally. products don't need to be shipped long distances and how they don't need to be stored in a bad house, which reduces carbon emissions. and the plants need less water and a more resilient to climate change at the set you see through boston from the school of environmental sustainability. and the indian institute for human supplements explains indigenous crops, odd, evolve, was introduced in certain real calories. that is a stance the best that exist into diseases and any other kind of what are those climate to conditions in the locality. they also have the fluids where they can actually access the new t and, and water from the deepest, sorry, depth activity. so that gives good nutrition and required amount of nutrient to people and also a circulation in the,

sorry about an hour drive from done dilute that. you've got multiple district is home to many small farms they make up to 2 thirds of the population. people like go rama to farms or to hack the plot of land. and as a member of the split fund collective to edit us out of the net or the least started to get online ready for organic farming in 2012. and then it was finally named, usable, and free of chemicals in 2018 and mark site to be good. 23 different across on our line below. and they all have different you know, so we have crawl plan that needs to be harvested and we'll do monitor on 3 months, 6 months, one and a half months. the people on green leafy vegetables to approve it and they need to be rotated every for the month. but this, this form of 40 countries in which our diversity of crops are growing in the space at the same time, is central to the idea behind split nic funds. rotating crops helps sorted for

delivery due to the staggered habit as the phone was uninsured, the stating come across the seasons and the splitting it from space more than the regular market. price are split new funds also handles the marketing side of things . on the cooperative, the website, the customers can subscribe fruit and vegetable boxes delivered fresh every week. it is an idea and that's getting on. because more and more urban dwellers are interested in organic sustainable foods, but others still on, on board with this new way of thinking. some people also feel that consuming exotic and imported food has a symbol awful economic and social status. because it is an affordable to certain people and also i'm accessible to 2nd people. the cooking classes have been people over to the farm, a full wheel feeding every few days into the group. learn how to make dishes with

organic regional produce a split from boats that many of them will become subscribers and help secure the livelihood of the fund. moves into collect watching advertising story. just something that blonds give us other than food fibers. an auto susan often take these bibles and feed them into beautiful fabrics. it is no less than a not, but the handle of industry has been rapidly declining because of the mechanization of this process that make this production of fabrics much fostered and cheap. a number of those employed by the handling industry has, is upwardly decline, and almost hobbs in 3 decades. it was nearly 6500000 in the late eighty's and has gone down to 3500000 in 2020. when the seas of that would lead declining, despite being sold for the moment,

despite being the traditional source of likelihood. and despite being so beautiful, this fine flow, it will be thrown into studies or show it's it's made by this weekend on leaving from the work in the past. the glad to of who wasn't familiar with sounds in to me. my life, like down near it, old anthem and not, but then the we was migrated for work. many became the labor those input output and industrial city about 2 hours from here. but no, the honey drop is being revived. a new life is returning to the with the tools. and then the main we might be, we wanted to, to go with the art of leaving the newest german and the we found in newport collective, which seems to improve the situation of beavers. the unit of the 1010 vba is called me as the name implies, once was home to about the housing families made

a living from balloons to day. only about 60 a cynthia. still a good enough time comes from an old leaving family. after starting in 2 nights, he was in the industry, but in 2017 he decided to make a switch. at 1st seem to go to nothing, spend his time travelling, unloading everything he could about hand leaving things. many of the young people had migrated for work. it was mainly the older generation. who could tell him about the decline of the traditional handicraft or so ago, even construction workers who would do weaving. working on to 530 or 6 in the evening for 60 to please. and we reverse onto a do a piece a who does. and if i bled for the word, but no construction workers, good 121500 rupees. when we were sort of barely surviving on $350.00, the more

a bonus. aluminum had also left full was when he met see little nonsense. he decided to accompany him on his travels and also learned about the position in hand except 2 days he to doing full again and is able to provide a good living for entire family with his new employee, the web, dana, for the rest. if you buy a single isn't going to be, it can feed 60 family the machine, but if the government is machine mean it's just see if everything behind every 100, don't forget the standard. the likelihood of 60 people are uh, not a little pool is doing a good business. the collective use is only organic, caught them, and they handle their own marketing. much of their hand woven cloth and clothing is sold online to customers who are happy to pay more for high quality work. for the collective do this is just the 1st step i have to get to the bottom and i'm pretty

not solely through the valley. so you know, i'm putting the take off to the next level. we need to educate and train young millions. that's why we launch the new leaving sent over their children, get training in hand rooms, maybe any metal with them. i think that teaches them to understand and respect our traditional hand across the audio rent the understand its benefits. then as dr. very loomed loading on this. i didn't want to either have a quote to increase demand even then help for the valet of the development of the handle being covered at the bottom of the wipe of the you might to combine the really then get into the scene difficult say laguna, nothing hoops that one day, every family here, we have hundreds again on, on a good living from the work. it's a deep that looks set to become a reality. what will you also do? you look like off to the next big storm hits it. which areas was such

a need to be flooded and which as with people, be the safest, as well as a city in sweden that does not want to lead these questions unanswered at the mercy of the future. instead, as a computer model, which is definitely getting to the ality, to understand the impact of future scenarios to avoid and to go from bad sweden, sometime in the future in just 5 minutes. that's more than 15 liters of rainfall per square meter. the voltage comp drain away fast enough is this heavy rain could look like one day in the swedish city. the fortunately this was just a simulation for the people have gotten back this kind of disaster scenario. it's hard to imagine that the city is already preparing for an emergency go some bucks. it's right on the waterfront, the sea levels here in the north of

a so wrong thing due to higher temperatures and melting places and extreme weather events of becoming more frequent combines. this poses a serious threat to the city, says deputy man car in plato. we are the most vulnerable of the city in the sweden, in fact, because we are expressing from, from 3 directions, we have the sea level and the storms coming from the west and pressing off the water to the city from, from the sea. and we have a, the just the river we chose, so we'll have a rise senior water level and the rest ending us from that side. and also the heavy rain falls floating in downtown, got some bug is knocked on, come on even now. these images are from august 2023. we need a government that really takes this problem seriously because we kind of do it on ourselves. uh, both to the, its cost a lot of a lot of money that the single policy can afford. and also we don't have the

authority over private profit to your other municipalities to along the river, for example, realistic visualizations, if these potential scenarios could get the right people to pay attention and take action that's why go from bugs, has created a digital twin. and it's based on real data in the 1980s, the city become compiling all the information that code about soil conditions cool to run sewage pipes under brayden rail network. so every single tree is nurtured and essentially accessible data base with this page and height. we can read every data within the city, and we also have parts of the data, our open data into the community. actually we have the based on this data, eric sean son's team. recreate to the city with all its details in 3 days. the

power method, even the brakes have the right shape and even with the lease or in the right place, my work and with this pattern metric modeling, we can change the city and visualize it in several different ways. so that's a very strong mechanism in the date of when you just working with pattern metric canvas station the unit c m science sunset depicts what will happen to have sea level rises even faster. and also the various meshes that could protect scuffing bags in the city. sunset from the volta. these yellow lines represent low holes that would hold back ripple volta. and in fact, some of them already being built of the this is lisa x room is the climate strategist for the government back city planning office. here at the practice, can we have a we have the race to the wall next to the shore to protect the, the city,

the width that's the, on the inside of the was the height of the wall was precisely calculated in advance . this is just one measure to protect the city from rising sea levels. the digital twins could be good for the city to show all the measures that needs to be done and why it has to be done. and i think it's a good tool to visualize with the positions and for all citizens and to show what could happen to guttenberg in the future. the problems are known now it's the case of making the right decisions. for example, big looks could be constructed, the seal, the city of from the state. and during heavy rain especially created open spaces couldn't show that the was the collect small quickly i'm can see poway like here and then new development rissa lisa area 10 contain

500 cubic meters of water. when the heavy rain is coming, it's 10, collect to water here and save the building, some of the housing center, everything around. the greenery here also helps to provide a healthy oven climate. the digital twin, meanwhile, is under constant development. boy, here in the factual guston bag lab research is, are experimenting with other potential applications like virtual city tools that allow uses to travel to go from. but as a fraction of the carbon footprint, the, of dissolving traditions or adopting technological innovation. but there are many will feel that me the would make a difference. i mean, people are believing increasingly that the world is doomed. the humanity is old and

that is no solution to the climate crisis. in fact, many of the one for the building, preparing for a was post holdups like ben green, who calls himself a happy doing well. mike, all these other, these algebra body met him in gemini, the one to stand, how he sees the word. it's 2050 and the world is we knew it and it box. yeah. we live in, so i took some nice to us. they won't go to here easily. it's 10 days. hide what we've tried to keep it is that memory of the best of human achievements. global food supply was hit by a series of climate change. singers, trouts people done out of water, which cause dry it every major city, looting, destruction and collapse. this guy started coming and so we're taking showed the inconvenience that he did hear back in the 20 twenty's

so that to me it was thought of a disturbing fiction phone, but you see that as an indivisibility to i'm not sure how it finishes, and i hope you're not living in bunkers, but the state is coming to show. ben is one among an increasing number of times do most who believe that the end of the world is nice. i spend a couple of days at history, purpose, military barracks and an undisclosed location in germany, where he's preparing for was both time. it induced collapse. ben green, probably a with spring more than most of the getting some harsh gentleman winter months with no thing. and no come to me. i told her so sufficient 7. this isn't an exercise in self sufficiency. the ultimate time is nothing comes in nothing guys as is just the consistency thing. what do you mean by the color with intensity? what's the um, so if i'm trying to tell someone my opinion on the amount of carbon in the, on the say, they can't say, well, yeah, but you use a car and say for marcus,

and he's supposed to be with about 10 to city then doesn't, don't a call is vague and i'm grows. everything he eats right here. he even makes his own flor plaza, as he says the biggest chinks in his i'm of the 3 fat mung, deletes updates that he rescued from bodies slaughter. it sounds like such a harsh that's imposed life, so i wanted to know what convinced him to dive in. so deep. originally it was to draw our attention to the inevitability of collapse. so now that as inevitably, lucy has gone beyond the theoretical inevitability. but it's already started and there's nothing control that you can do to stuff that i'm now trying to be useful in the, rebuilding the below. so inevitably happened after pulled up. i'll come back to the building thing, but is collab inevitable? the latest i b, c. c report outlines what we can do,

it presents multiple scenarios. so let's do a quick summary of where we are. the author is already one by $1.00 degree celsius compared to pre industrial levels. countries, plants limits will be wanting to well below 2 degrees gaming for $1.00 degrees, but govern trends, but also attractive cross $1.00 degrees in the next 5 years. scientists still offer many of the scenario. so in the obviously say we have a range of different, you know, kind of modeling scenarios ranging from low emission scenarios are really high emission scenarios and kind of everything in between. the higher you go to worst things can get it, especially as we could hit, dipping points like point loma for us for leasing needs in a large forest diagnose. but the higher end scenarios are unlikely. so was on the saga. the business called for the full clips, let's say it's important to acknowledge that in many parts of the world, some of the eclipse is already happening. we are reducing the green and i see i see collapse. we are already seeing called rate styles and we are already seeing ocean

currents being altered the northern forest and the high far is changing. look good . what happened to my lot we, or take pakistan with these kind of enormous climatic events and add to that the fires, the heat waves, the flooding, etc. unreal yukon deny that. and so when the one wishes to call a daughter isn't over, the one wishes to call it a call to action and then for take action. this is really up to us as humanity. humanity has shown progress, some of which has been unexpected. c o 2 emissions, but not as high as predicted in 2022. the ip c c says that we have still in theory, keep wanting to below $1.00 degrees, which such action and other origin and system wide changes including the colonizing buildings and industrious, like stealing cement. and, and fortunately, sylvia need around thing of common cap to a technology then does have a somewhat skeptical view on this. the idea that we're going to act when we

traditionally have and is to me or your outcome, how long it takes the world governments or the world organizations, whatever it is to agree on. one way for us to make telephone calls between countries means like 20 years or something was it to, to end up with w, i stand the country code. so wireless science leaves a window of possibilities. this i can get on board with the hasn't been a lot of lift. hodges and an action from governments. promises repeatedly broken, white corporations and fossil fuel lobbies have been actively holding back. the large scale changes that we need. then the experiment is not really what you would expect when you 1st hear someone prepping for the apocalypse. i think to the lonely bunk, go with guns, tomatoes weapons, and i already and tablets, and the anxious wait for them and get them. in some ways it's the opposite. i call

this a research institute. it's a, it's a place where people can come and authentically think about a situation. does he say following up with an experience his goal is to produce a manifesto for the people who might be rebuilding the world post collapse, including notes on the best music and art out that this was an extreme stance, but many, especially young people do fees at the end of the world is nice in a pool conductors among $10000.00 children around the world last year. overall, believe that humanity is dooms. and the biggest reason they saw was government an action. what are we doing when 65 percent of all young people think government is failing them? caroline, when was one of the authors of the study resulting from the portal. and she's also one of the world's leading psychologist from climate anxiety. she argues that feeling anxiety is a valid response. so at this time we need to feel anxiety, depression, despair, rage, do we need to feel to and that hopelessness,

that helplessness, you just don't want to be stuck. the or you can take small actions if at home level, but you can also take big actions as a planet she level. you can take political action and social action and personal action. and you just need a combination of the more research shows that taken care of your mental health and taking action on an individual and community level does improve your well being. and these actions, whatever the lead to change. yes, we should be engaged. absolutely. um, what's the cost of failure is i think you're opposite. you should be spending an awful lot of time in thinking about adopting. um and i, i know there are a lot of good people putting a lot of energy into that. my sons is just to go one step further. the scientist i spoke to echoed the sentiment that it's not too late to take action on of the was

all even the really bad. for me. this is the most perfect alignment in human history. we're going to look back at the 2020 use inside of your kids or your grandchildren. where were you at that time? how did you show up? it's a bank and difficult thing to talk about the fate of humanity. but i've left this feeling like it's something we should be doing more because multiple scenarios do exist and many solutions are all set to, to, from seeking comfort in the whole photo better future to finding it in the acceptance of doing. this was a very interesting episode, but which category do you for then? where do you find the whole? i'd love to hear from you. you can email us or reach out to me directly on my social media handles. i will see you next week until then take care. good bye. now miss gosh, the

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