service, but i didn't like the idea of do this as an old fashioned job and the funds of making money having fun with nice little stuff on dw, the global warming and climate change our political and ethical issues that issues of the rights of equality and of just hello and welcome. i'm sorry that got the body and you all watching he going there. what is exhilarating human in deals, climate change. i'm making extreme that events more frequent. i mean, who is generating these planet warming emissions? and who is the most one of these questions go on international climate negotiations,

but are just as relevant hyper who stands in the heat and who can afford ac in today's episode, let's take a look at some of these questions. that's that on the idea of climate just we often speak of climate change as a distant phenomenon that doesn't really impact us. but the truth is that we are all being false to increasing easy our lives is that it does impact on the for some others. and more than the other india as a card most to our little country to the impacts of climate change by 2050, according to a recent report by climate this export. but if these in fax, on all 4 of easy, then do we have a right to be free from them? and what does that mean? wouldn't mean, is this, the queen's busted is a long way from high to migrate to re bid species comes to roger stone and west in india, from the central asian steps every year. but this one got cool top and high voltage

electric cables and was no longer able to fly back. fortunately, bowed. conservationist rod ation impatiently was close at hand of the the, the domain is a, it is shown a lot of improvements over the last 2 months. now it can fly portal, but we're waiting for other migrate people to arrive and winter. gotta go release this one with all the other is wondering is how this quote is going to be a closely related species to them. the queen's busted is also native to this region known as the great indian busted or g i. d, the showed just a 128 of them survive in the wild. in spite of conservation efforts, dozens of bust, it's died when colliding with electrical power infrastructure. each year, this web of power lines comes from india is push for its renewable energy time it goals. the grid solar panels on wind turbines need large trucks of open land. but

with lots of wind and nearly year round sunshine, this part of understanding has been chosen to become the center of india is clean energy future. the plants proponents like a d just saying hope it will be a game changer for the economy. this something new really? i know this, i do it. if you go buy a new report, this se dodie is going to like direct investment off premiums in the country. so for the investment comes that employees. when it goes everyone is going to be positively impacted. but what's more important? green energy or wildlife conservation. this question ended up in india, is kaufman's in 2021. the court ruled that all new electrical power lines delayed underground heavy costs that could make whole future renewable energy projects on viable. then a serious social and environmental concerns which advises out of renewable energy

use this, this blind approach of having the renewable energy bulk with its solar wind in bio diversity hot spots in, in, in yes, which looks better, but is actually very important from the buy net perspective from the every funding perspective, from the, from the perspective of costly and species. when this should not be a ground done, which means that he has an opening up. however, the supreme court decided in 2020 full, the bio diversity protection, kind of come at the expense of carbon neutral energy production. the code of a ton, the earlier ruling to allow overhead power lines for renewable energy projects. we have to move to green and that to because solar and wind and all of this. and therefore, we cannot have such a large area for conservation of the d. no d, i b is protected not only on the y lift protection act,

it is also under the conventional migratory species as well as conventional biology because there was no one can point out when they are not talking about are not concerned about the will being lost in the space space of the nature fall from the courthouse debates. shepherds like kitchen sing must find ways to e count and living on rapidly shrinking gross lands the conquered. i'm not. i used to be able to let my sheep graze anyway. i'll be it . but now the solar power plants have been installed ever since it's everywhere we set out so we can no longer leave find land category is on ship it i as mold. ross land is diverted for renewable energy production. the condition of the remaining open step is worsening. to impart to rise in global temperatures that are in

the deal that does it region, has k a cadre on double crosses, which also have some additional properties. now a little the still exist in most of these gross louder as will be. our research shows, i think, i find in the presence every way yet the another prevailing species is to say when ross is which is particularly stated from to the does it have a top top particularly, and it's not found anywhere else in the country. so this is a really me, like i basically did, is a finding the most in this region. one of the argument bought from me i india is power needs set to rise deeply in the years ahead. even those fighting to protect species like the great indian busted, agree with the need to replace fossil fuels with renewables as quickly as possible . thought they stretched the citizens must be vigilant to ward off any unintended consequences. differential ecosystems. the didn't even happen with every single

court, including the courts at the district level and recognizes that was impact of climate change. and that's willing to, to consider this not just as a public interest litigation, but a set of i really just need to use because ultimately climate change is about sort of i, even of human and non human species, successfully financing species, conservation, and renewable energy is challenging but also key to ensure the future as on eco systems and communities. the many communities rely heavily on nature or live in close standing them with it. and of course, they're also the most one the, the impacts of climate change. many of these communities are far as well as, or officials, or farm us is almost always that contribution to climate change is negligible,

but they often suffer the bus, the consequences. they are very hud, but sometimes support comes from an unexpected direction. this is the story of a fisherman in southern india. found them and now comes out here to the beach every day. he's a fisherman, but here on the coast of semen, no people can barely make a living from what they catch at the bottom. all this has a smartphone with him on the boat. he's been using it to know don't everything you observes out here for 6 years now. the officials habit it has been steadily declining and he knows from environment to list the climate change is the likely cause god of the blah, blah, god forbid at all. i look at the see with skies 310 preachers, whether or not the sun's visible. if there was a red early morning sky or rainbow lightning tonda,

we did data for up to 47 categories like this one. and i'll put that and i'll put in a get that number, which is called all the data in victor labels so that none of these observe ations can go missing. bottom of the not, or as an artist. she tries to make scientific topics accessible to her work, including climate change. she meant to follow him during her research. i thought this was something that needed to be recorded for posterity in one sense. and i also thought it would be wonderful to use his knowledge as of to some of the knowledge of the ocean to talk about the ocean. it was, you know, literally the ocean being given a voice through the bus and a fall and whatnot. she does fall in story in the field that features been heard exhibits in the living ocean,

who did not have the auto mall. i'm. i've been through this through, we explained to people that the climate is changing. we tell them about how people of the boss used to live, how times have changed, how the climate has changed, and we explained all of this. i didn't do this to the bottom of the oddest dixon, encourages the viewer to reflect for themselves on the impacts of climate change pops doesn't sort of he to on the head. and so to make you feel defensive off the instruct, it proposes and then the viewers can take away and the idea on a piece of information and hopefully act on it to make a bit of a, just in his expedition deduction not to throw a headed museum into night shows how human activity is impacting our oceans, pollution noise, and rising. see temperatures affects sea creatures along side far with the other artist tough. also dedicated the works to the various facets of climate change that

to was called v and oceans forest, which are by the hash tag collected. and as you move around the was the works themselves change. so on the one side, you see what a healthy mind room looks like or what a healthy color a bed looks like. but as you move around that you see what happens when they get degraded. so in this way, we're also trying to show the, in fact it's, it's a visceral moment when you see what can happen. my name has also taken on his very 1st torkel spot for the project. an installation with fishing nets or the re mostly by these nets for long. i made this piece for the duction not to throw museum because a far but the, this is the 1st time i have done anything like this. don't, don't read, you will even on the 1st attend. she's pleased and i'm happy with it doing now like

you going to the bottom, the fisherman and far with the the artist people from very different walks of life . but united in the shed, a desire to make a difference, and draw attention to climate change and what it means for us humans. now when you get the opposite, i'll watch the scene in this episode so far. those who generate a half the carbon footprint, what have all the money and the means in this was to protect themselves from most explained by them. those each, we have all seen glimpses into the lives of these rich millionaires and their lifestyles on the internet. but who is paying for all of this? and i don't mean the money. i mean, the half the slanted warming image should welcome to the filthy mimes of the ultra rich. this is a world of helicopters,

jets mentions and rockets. cutting these peoples emissions is the easiest wind for the climate. it comes at 0 costs to anyone except them, and well they can afford it. so just how dirty are the world's richest people, and how do we clean them up? answering the 1st question is tricky, because nobody is forced to report their own emissions. scientists take estimates of the carbon pollution from an activity or product and combine them with data about how often you do or buy it. that's hard enough to get right for yourself, but when it comes to building this, this is even harder because you don't have that much information about them. being sparrows worked out the carbon footprints of 20 billionaires in 2018. got to work and what we have. we have to work with them. doing is who, who's lifestyle is glamorize, who often appear in the media, who show

a show of their yachts, their private jets back meant they ignored some of the richest people in asia. but in europe in the us, they found plenty of material to keep them busy. take romano brockovich, a russian oligarch, steel magnate, and former football club owner. is 162 meter long yard has 2 hello pads and kind of unnecessarily for the boat to swimming pools. powering this single ship with the diesel, mix up the bulk of his colossal carbon footprint. how about microsoft founder bill gates? he's a billionaire who at least gets the problem avoiding a climate this aspect, so we need green cement, green steel to bring the missions from all those areas down to 0. gates has written an entire book about avoiding climate disaster tend to is credit. she doesn't own a mega yet, but bill gates flew around the world through this private jets so often that in

2018 emissions were the same as a 500 americans. that it's not just celebrities where the problem, any quality is falling between countries. but growing within them and in cities across the world, the whitening gap between the rich and the rest also applies to emissions. let's look at the top one percent of global earners. that somebody earning a yearly salary of about $109000.00. these people live in cities from miami to moon, buy, and they're responsible for one 5th of the growth in carbon pollution in the last 30 years. the talk loud percent used basically, as she's about 50 percent. oh, you maggi naesha nazareth of scientists studying emissions. any quality says it's not just about black styles, things like these types of and private, jackson, yards and stuff. but a big problem is really the way the political incentives to campaign donations and

interest in general on the nights as of yet, there are 2 ways this takes place. the 1st is full scale lobbying, rich people of course money into preserving the status quote, which is working out pretty well for them. and society memorizes the ridge from just base those blasting into space to kim car dashing and holidays were obsessed with their opulent life styles. and often want them for ourselves. so how can we clean them up? the 1st answer is the most obvious. don't let the goober rich get so rich and the 1st place. this video isn't about to descend into a rant about capitalism. but even hard core idealogues admit the ultra rich, often avoid tax and explain loopholes in the system to grow even richer, by raising taxes, closing legal loopholes and cracking down on tax havens policy makers could make it more costly for the wealthy to pollute. and in doing so, they'd raise money to invest in clean energy infrastructure. but bear in mind,

it's not just the ultra ritual a mid way too much. the best example of this is flying. if you've stepped forward on a plane this year, you belong to the elite 2 to 4 percent of the population, go flies in a given year. and if you fly more than once a year, your carbon footprint is pretty much guaranteed to be incompatible with doing your fair share for a stable climate. one way to solve this is a carbon tax. raise the cost of flying to reflect the damage it does to the planet . sound simple, but it also makes find this thing that's already only accessible to a small group of people even more really, you would have to setup blanket carbon tax extremely high to deter the frequent flyers and business travelers. that same added cost would be so much more by a middle class family relative specifically the one percent will always by the way,

out of common texas, just because again, this is jeff. i'm guessing a sustainability researcher who says we should focus on the super frequent flyers. people who for instance, take more than 12 flights a year. even though they have just one percent of the population. this little group will account for more than half off. all the vision emissions that a system that's causing me year one way to address this is to increase the cost of flying for every extra flag you take. this is known as a frequent flyer levy. it would cut demand for air travel without pushing the activity further into the hands of the very richest and the idea everyone could get behind. right. and we had, let's see, we see a surprising support off of the live size of the very well, but it wouldn't be a mistake to focus solely on what rich people buy. because people who are wealthy contribute the most costing climate change. unfortunately,

the also in the most ideal position to help us mitigate comments is christie and your son is the lead author of a study on what the richest one percent can do to stop climate change. in the paper, we sketch 5 different roles. the 1st one is what they do as a consumer. we brought in the tools to consider, what can you do as investors? because the more wealth and income you have, the more money you can invest into companies linked to fossil fuel or a renewable energy production. because rich people have more influence within organizations, they can also lobby for change where they work. cleaning up the lifestyles of the rich is a clear cut wind for the climate. but for the most part, the rich aren't going to just the corporate as themselves. policies that to redistribute their wealth, to meet the gains, a site it'll acceptance, recognizing that the wealthy have more power to stop the climate change is the 1st step to tackling their outsides. pollution. dining to does he ality that

many in voted in the i foster news let's head to the region of when they come that's i have actually been reporting extensively from for the last decade. this agricultural lines area has been pushed into quality. you'll do a wide range of factors from a drought and floods to heat face, which have left behind the baton fields. i'm dr. us, which have pretty good heavy migration. i left many unemployed. we need a young climate activist who is working with the local community video here. she talks about how she is helping these villages. would that be any stronger? well they kind of what they called the con, used to be a beautiful place, but so many of us going to like beat fucking and pass on it in india, these reversible meant to be neat, just different k to the farmers, q e,

as they used to be the main source of irrigation before the fee is, will be today because of the one that they will see you will be able for you. they will depend on ground or to from bull rid surveys. but there is no voltage in the ground anymore. and the rails have old dry died out. i don't understand. i name is bush, i'd like one and i've been working with the radio bundle kind of since 2017. as a radio doki. all i'm from the body village and i'm 25 years old. we want me to put 2 sites that got a made a bunch. once i have so many times with memories of this read unique, i would with photos, it will help of the whole side of them going well that that's how uh somebody said, but it just seasons with regular and easy to drug and it would dream for 34 months and then some of those were equally long, it can, but then these seasonal factors, dr. to change because of the me,

i was able to other people labeled bodies plus the big ones we would go. we use abundance had to be started to face a severe shortage. very good, barely dro enough to feed us. that's really the name and they got the, i mean i move change have had a very significant impact on i family. so i also took a personal interest in learning more about the environment. busy which is one, be a fan of mine, told me about a rate networks you can afford. you're going to be using the con, the godaddy one day, kind of the, some low jobs the thing you do, one step behind to show a goal. sure, because one of the oldest for you do program. so i use dodge to as my back to them and started to walk in creating countries around climate change for this particular show. as it was, one of the most popular program didn't work. a lot of it that was something it the

other, the only big the issue was experienced by farm was on the ground and made them part of the show. we also introduced folk music and brought local office in the last to do this thing about those issues. related to climentree, like water and forest conservation done on the you. if you i'm the equal to see is to light peak on when it goes. we also introduced a unique segment in the show either it was a force if it's going to reality show. um, it's designed exclusively for free, i guess at the end of the show tied to the new can like i'm thinking like a noun. this phone calls will be selected about 100, but it is in this region and organized the competition for the best line with extra solutions that farmers can present from villages. some of them demonstrated their talents with rainbow to have a single creating, compos and some even both a kitchen garden to kindergarten or not the diesel. then i would go to the fields to big interviews. mostly my men would come

forward and be to speak to me, leaving dylan farm was would not think it is to talk about a walker. they had bothered despite the fact that they both equally taught him to feed on my line. danny was a big time decided to teach that and would actively seek out women farm was to share the experience of the when was it a big in my life and they can be the agent of change that we need on the ground. yeah, i wanted to know if they really talk about the impact could be 2 and said that perspectives and understanding what about the climate change? because what's the, what's going as planned to say good. got it, working on climate change just on some of my life. i opened so many more opportunities for myself. i was selected by the united nations as one of the young climate leaders from india. it was a very big achievement. that's what i achieve and how many the

the, it's the open in the old one have to come together for climate change. the problem is urgent, right? it's about buying the old book as a collective and saving whatever we can for our future generations. and those of us on the phone doesn't matter who we are, all we have, you always need a privilege check. sometimes it inspires us to share privileges with the booth and some other times it will. she has us for flight for it. all right. what did today's episode inspiring? you know, let us know. you can email us or reach out to me directly on my social media handle . i will see you next week until then take care goodbye. the moustache, the

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