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to talk about the system, if there is a significant risk of human extinction from advancing our system. our series continues to d. w. the . we all have to eat, but the important thing is our, our choice is good for us. good for the planet. i'm most of was safety. hello and welcome. i'm sorry because the body annual watching eco india. we have all been that. we grab food on the goals that is cheap medians and even fun. also new system sustainability going forwards. uh,
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not really our 1st choice. sometimes they are more expensive and sometimes as not easily accessible. so how can we eat healthier? i'm grow better beyond sized light invoice or traditions. new innovations. india is one of the country's most affected by the impacts of climate change. i'm scientists tell us that that is a direct link between climate change and people going hungry, especially in younger children value edition can have lifelong impacts and that is a big problem for in the future. so what can be the solution and can choose and become a part of the solution, the label to bring him to harvest by hon on the blonde visions of us on the street in northeast cindy is one of the families what it's be . i don't hop of india's, the production comes from here, but the work is hard and the liberal arts on just 200 rupees. indeed, that's living in mould into your rose.
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we are the kind of good senior basic school near the city of georgia and most of the children viewed of 5 to 10 for the h. b, a model that is an under the buttons belonged to the marginalized community of the us. tom. the tribes knew this on the land that the garden workers give their children the proper meaning they feed them the little they have, which is smart enough for growing children. they come to school with an almost empty stomach and they also come very early on down the diverse type of this good enough is usually the children's only for the meat of the day. today the eating rice, dog egg and lots of vegetables. 7 the children do the veggies themselves and they're on school god. it's quite a treasured girl with color gusty model. so lying on pumpkin elephant apple m. all
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this old garden project is run by the non profit not is just goods foundation from bank. the lou. it's been fucking with the schools and 7 states for around 10 years . the foundation and students spied student especially to wants to eat healthy and balance diet. these are the full needed us both in terms of the habits that they develop then that usually stay with them for life. and the other aspect was that this is quite an important window in life. a dollar since the speedier, broadly, often to 19 years in terms of physical and cognitive development. so even shot them in back. sure. so jenny makes a difference later in life. the can also learn to play with food and vegetables and i have why is it important to eat a very don't? what nutritional value the radius vegetables have? why is it better to avoid getting too many sweets? why escape much? let's hope that you're going to got up
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there because i need it. then i brought that up. was it? can you be sure the toodle done liberty for example, and ask the gentleman to identify it. thinking about then we discuss them nutritional value in this way. they begin to understand the value of different fruits and vegetables, and that's when they realize why it's important to add these things. some people have and they had the opportunity to implement the knowledge they've gained india life. anyway, that's all kind of what it does on color money. can you hold government figures show more than 1400000 children? maybe i'll see the maldonado. this means they're very far too little for the how is that immune systems are usually beacon and they fall in much more frequently in a farm alone over 36 percent of children or middle honors. and more than 2 thirds suffer from anemia, which means they're white and organs receive less oxygen from the blog. in addition, awesome is especially
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a 100 by the human induced climate crisis. that is a huge problem for the state, depending on funding logins, toilet ocean isle, making people's lives difficult. harvest cycles have completely shifted of the 25 districts in india versus affected by climate change. 15 on and also many l d. i is very things that we used to go. it was completely dependent on the weather pattern. now that has become much more you need. let's move hotter even during the winter. we had a very tiny chart window earlier. we still have a long window. now it does disappear and because of the disappeared in the full bathroom the, the kind overlays that mean we still do that kind of uh, vigilant ones. that means to google, it is completely disappeared now. so huge impact on climate deep joy at the bottom of the co founder of the farm to food foundations. for more than 15 years,
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the organization has been promoting sustainable agriculture among communities and ne india. many older varieties of vegetables can defy climate change, but there is not much market demand for them. that's because many people are no longer aware of the. this market is now, like i said, market is deciding what the need and market is also influencing what to do. so therefore it is still being grown. it is still being people do identify, but very few people can identify some of the older. and then there's some people in symbol identify 101 that is of age and david. but now these visited was odd. young people are bringing it back into their kitchen garden by partnering with organizations like the another thing is good foundation from the food into diverse divider trend. for example, the junkie managers glue gardens girl mentally, or the ideas of budget tbs that are better adapted to the environment and therefore likely to be motors as to the effects of climate change. and above all,
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the children take home what delani didn't realize that going that own vegetables is actually not that difficult. the biggest impact is what the implementation partner. so to the boat is children would typically don't likely to do because once they started going, they've developed an interest because they haven't grown at them, says they suddenly start finding them dsp so so, so that has the feeling good behavior. it's kind of a tipping point in the life when they move from no way to do was to we actually visited the site just in the to are examined regularly as part of the project height and weight um measured. and the state of that immune system assess blood test settlements are taken to monitor the children's overall has since the organizations begin, there was the number of mountain that is children in the region has fallen by 14
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percent us from eating hell be let's now talk about growing better, they'll global ads before the system, and it's one code of the land. it's warming emissions. cx fox from the double bonding is a major problem because it does have a long term impact. but during the months when it is happening, it makes reading very difficult. find this stuff come up with a solution that can make things a lot better for the form of why polluting a lot less. this is a brand new bio chart plants and it produces a much more than that. and we'll come to that in a 2nd. my address is roots or any other than it may tell you that design up to 700 or 800 degrees in the absence of oxygen, and that is called payroll. this is the heat evaporates. the substances inside the
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biome is they are emitted as combustible gases and by oil, which can be used to generate energy. and, but we are left with at the end of the process, is pure stable. carbon wants to buy a mess that's burning. most systems can sustain themselves without using additional energy. as part of the planet carbon cycle plants absorb c o 2 from that most, we didn't grow as bio mats, but when they die, they be composed. and most of the seo to they side step is released back into the atmosphere. but instead of decomposing or burning, if need turns, i mean to buy a char, we good luck, health of the carbon into the side, or else back for hundreds of years. the people are more more aware of that. we need to store more and more common. this is customizing the see of no credible data clinic to be fully operational by the 1st quarter of 2024 until then, then optimizing their systems. the experiments with different uses of bio try kicked
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of over the last decade, but actually from mount jones took them counts. we have for this child call the many ways for thousands of years. the key is to keep boxing it out. if we come by a mess, we will continue to burn, turning to ash and most of the carpet inside go go back into the most square, which is exactly what we want. that was depending on the bio mass and the power of this is process up to 80 percent of the cabinet contains can be suggested. that is why why i chose not being presented by the end us treat as a good way to store carbon dioxide. but not everyone is cheering going down the road in the name of common take the space and income. negative emissions will create a new demand for biomass biofuels, their lawns held as an echo from the source of energy produce main and from corner sugarcane. but may next. but say viruses can often do more harm than good because
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of the baby, grow them. critics vari that we could be making the same mistake again with bio chose the forest and area plant fast scrubbing by a mass, chop it down and turn it into bio chart, destroying eco systems and by a diverse in the process. but we don't have to because there's a huge amount of biomass. we got a current res. thank. according to a recent study in india alone, 120000000 tons of fries tasks and other agricultural waste are burned in open pits every year. and this contributed significantly to air pollution around the country, which goes up to $2000000.00 people per year. according to preface up to the younger co shop by which i can help you speak then this one continues to be see into a bio chart. we see about of nothing about trick 60000000 tons of so you can machine production. if that is true, you left me about 10 to 13 percent off the total g, a d machines on the end, the adults that would be
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a huge contribution to mitigating the crime with crisis. india is currently the 3rd highest fuel tenants are in the world. and the farmers producing by a chart could use it to increase their yields or set it for extra income. what via proposing is to have them buy a unit small units that can produce bio, trying to feed itself, or maybe not in every feed, but maybe if your district has a centralized location today, you can produce and bring a river residues. they'll then go to, didn't the chart, we could replicate this in many other places in the world. estimates of how much my child can reduce climate government gases. me that's harming it, goes systems very. but it does that take know that that has the potential to address many environmental challenges at once. companies like this one in australia use excess energy to heat their green houses and use the bio chart for growing plants. but ultimately, it depends on how we get the bio mass and about the do it. and if it was
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transported from hundreds of kilometers ebay, or if the forest had to be cleared, or if it is used to replace coal burning, then it is no longer eco friendly. you know, accountable may set of hot water to the city, but its main product goes to farmers. we mainly sell to a halt the culture companies mainly just get the navy of the moment more and more agricultural businesses use bio chart that has, sorry, we'll call it the ending crazy. and we see that in the pool sides seems to work better. very rich. so and, and also if you have sandy salts, you improve the warrantable and capacity. usually. this is claudia, come on. she has been researching, bio charter for the last 15 years. and after about more of that, then educate all financial research should be no from meta studies. but you combine a lot of knowledge from different scientific studies that we have on average increases in yields. many scientists say they did not fully understand by,
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by our child does what it does, but they can measure the results by a chart makes wonders into newton purse tiles of the tropics. that is because bio chart has an incredible surface area. this was some crazy but one gram of high quality by a chart kind of a more surface area than a basketball cards. this makes by a trying amazing cost for all the phone guy carrying the bike groups that are essential for plant out. it can also retain the nutrients, making them available for the plant. the same goes for water because bio check in store up to 5 times its own, right? that is why i buy it so i can help increase yields, particularly incentive files, that otherwise easy to lose voltage in nutrients. and it also has other surprising effects, nitrous oxide. so very tall for greenhouse gas. it has on average, more than $280.00 this time of warming potential. then c o 2 has over
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a 100 years. and nitrous oxide is mostly formed from the huge amount of food to license that to use bacteria into soil can break down and nitrate based on you've heard to licensing to and to which is nothing. greenhouse gas, but we put so much for july. is it on the lent that the microbes 10th process at all? and it goes into the utmost, sir, as the climate, the killer nitrous oxide, up to 75 percent of the world's nitrous oxide emissions come from agricultural activity separately. test studies now exist to show that on average we have a very reduction of about 40 percent of these and to additions, it's used by to try and close together, what's the code? but in some of the production studies we did as guides and have university, we seen reductions up to 80 percent. bio chart looks like a very promising way of tackling many of the climates relate to problems to be faced today. from enriching this solid and increasing guilds to reducing c o 2 in
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nitrous oxide, at the most fat the most of us gone to really just walk into watch a block slash sewage and even straight away on catch fish and focus right then, i mean, maybe on a camping trip, but not heavy day. it takes time for our thoughts for each one of the farms to the stores and then find in the tables. and this means that most of it needs to be preserved in process. but have any process for that is not nutritious or heavy, but there is a traditional method of preservation that allows for a longer show slide while ensuring that the nutrition remains intact. there on june, treasure, as you can see, the beneath the waters of the coast of fumbling island in drama short on the island is located in the very south of coming narrow in the street between india entry lock up the treasures of to be found in the corner of the, on the visible from the surface the that means the
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corners has been breeding large numbers of fish mean, well that's why a drama short on has some good fish resources i wish here. it's excellent. now to get, i mean getting what the law but with the what i'm gonna send him in november, but let me see. yeah. to give everyone in the area knows entity, not the business man, makes his living from fish and talks about his work on instagram. here he's showcasing short med fishing with a group of people who use the catch onto the beach. the technique has been passed on to generations and not once every want to see where his fish come from, because he turns it into cut over to dry fish. every kind of water in it for you know, i'm sure we have all to go to go to drawing outside in the sun and the model we prepared rate according to traditional methods and what are you driving it under the sun? because on the budget on the,
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i'm with the georgia meta look for preparing dry fish. well, that has is slowly this will go down with all the boxes, 100 yards. we say kind of even though we arrived, it would be a large number of customer. obviously if we could look at anthem, tina buys the fish for his cargo do fresh from the market. he sees only the best quantity fish is suitable. first, the fish is washed and sliced open. it's then smothered in turner dick and sold. finally, it's wrapped in a bomb that and tied up, tied to it, then gets buried in the sand on the beach. but it's left to slowly dry out. kinda worried about a lot, it is a preconceived notion. it's a way to go to is made from left to on a rotten fish out all the we wanted to change data so that everyone would started buying. and i didn't go to the in this. so for the very 1st time we started preparing i'd be using, such as our, in the event. and indeed us company now says fish across india,
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up to 2 tons each month. prices vary from 100 to 2000 for peace. that's the equivalent of between one and 22 euros of package demo. but the thing is we take a better dry fish and slice it auto according to the needs of the customers. you know, what? so a quarter or half, you know, you want to then we pack it up and send it to the customers address like for you. so basically i will get a way to get them on the line and to get them to enter into, you know, how to work, especially hard to achieve his success as he has a disability and is unable to walk on. social media is very open about the challenges who's faced his success and the company has owned the, even within his family, where he was often shunned in the past that i used to get invited to 10 of the after i started the business, i'm gonna leave all the gun,
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treating us with respect to the i know we get invited to have all the functions on him. i one or you would function who put in there. he is now turning various different types of fish into cut over to. he has a number of employees and the business is flourishing. he also provides suitable recipe ideas for his fish on social media. fish that was tried on the southern coast of coming know using the same methods that were employed hundreds of years ago. another thing that the c gives us is ceiling. on one such cv that is gaining a lot of traction lately. it goes, sounds out of great for the soil as animal feed and even us food for us. but down our farm i was growing and our, our markets ready to can view of it. and are we ready to wait? it turns out that is a large group of people in scotland that believe in a great future for this i use solutions to the climate crisis will take many
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forms. one of which is algy, that's according to shift color monroe. he comes down to the coast every other day to collect seaweed here on the scottish aisle of sky. i think it may be twice or 3 times a week. i should have become a. yeah. say this one here, which is, as i would say, probably with the best of the see spaghetti that you can tell it's called c. so we get to it because it's the exact. this again is a quite a subtle flavor. but you can use it just as even spigot 2. together with climate active is shona cameron, the 2 are trying to bring c we back into the kitchen. as a renewable alternative, official me see, read is the best of all of a c, and is available all your round there. sharing these ideas with schools bonded with recipes for the children to learn see reads and bibles are
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a huge part of the culture. here for centuries, millennial people are eating these species, but we've kind of lost ties with that low but a show know cameron and visions the coast as a garden somewhere with that we can cultivate and use in a responsible way on maybe higher small scale community enterprises could start to use that as a way to support their local economy in math as in to wants to capitalize on the iowa sky seaweed by growing its he's a trained fisherman, but for almost 2 years he's been farming, see it as a sidekicks. it's more sustainable, he says, but 1st he must find out which type school best in these waters the to begin with who are using this for but by of the me one. and, but we need stand up for testing 1st. see what kind of a nutrients and minerals that has. and then once we fade discovered that we'll,
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we'll know what we want to do with the after the e and matheson and other entrepreneurs founded the farm on an area spanning 40 hector's will repeat again, hoff this whole thing for media. i'm not, she produced a writing 200 tons of a kelp in the 1st year, and then the following year we'll put in the other half of the grid. so we'll be up to 400 tons along side tourism sam and farming is one of the aisle of skies most important industries. it provides jobs, but also culture also causes environmental damage. the in recent years, more and more count farmers have settled around the island. some farms are already producing, the seaweed sky can grow to over 2 meters long, and that's completely fertilizer free. until now,
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processing has been the bottleneck, a gap in the market, but allison baker is intent on filling. for startup eco cascade is supported by the scott as governments, they've just invested in a new shredding plans to see where it is going to go into a research project for animal stage. but it's oh, sorry, this particular variety of health is very good for, for bias. stimulants is a style improve so far, large scale commercial uptake has been slower than expected. we want to be able to process a lot of see ways that can go on to a commercial market because that will promote the growth of the industry. seaweed farming is still far from replacing the salmon industry. here. the residents on sky seemed open to the idea. unlike and southern britain,
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more fishers have protested the new industry. the residents of sky are actively involved in the planning process. people just have to get used to it. we discover ridge such just tell them monroe to figure out like any other vegetable and the other thing, but it just draws in to see that. yeah, there's a definite, maybe a shift and mentality that might need to happen. the c is truly a treasure and see, read farming might just go some way toward saving it. i wouldn't mind drawing some kids in the future, but aggie bio, char, dry fish gardens. these are all a part of the solution, but we do need more such ideas. let us know what would you like to see more of on our show. you can email us or reach out to me directly on my social media handles. i will see you next week until that take it goodbye
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