because all the world we make the difference, your view, w, call the world. and also your info is an all the input u, v w story. now on to the we are in delhi. i'm behind me, is the about that cross the danger? i'm ok. just a few days ago, how do i go? i am saw the got the body and you all watching you going down. this is watch many streets and then you look like recency. residents of the city captured the moss is a water on this headphones. heavy reinforce, flooded white box of the cafeteria region. the water levels are visibly very high.

you know, kilometers of this cost is entirely so much we have all of the silver and be with your. it looks completely different. it's at least 5 steps. the 1st, like there are 5 more steps that you was really one can see. and right now the water levels are high enough, the recall and according to the me to the road, you cause departments this august saw put the percent more days with extremely inform compared to last year with disastrous consequences, denny added satellite cities, let me show you something so this is what we call an on the positive india, and sometimes when it to the ends in the knee or just with a few was it causes such silvio water logging that cause you're on, or most inside nissan mazda in walk out this makes us wonder if this is upper all the infrastructure and is about how the city is built and constructed, and then how much of a role does climate change activities. diego, so we have one award winning spot on final and so,

so all of these questions i'm more the cause of flooding is not just living. it's also how these boot, how the water flows in retrospect, some flags. and unfortunately, in daily, in the last 20 years, we have covered a lot of our big grids with concrete. so in that process, there is a lot of debris insight. and they took the drainage and then which further board tributes to flooding further increases the goal. and working baby, it's a problem in many countries in both india and china, not 28 percent of the population are exposed to high flood wrist involved with dish . it's even 58 percent left. me taking some with people in informal settlements are especially effected like sure, along side the only village on these uploaded. yes. and then you read the houses every up, but i have to, yes, we have to rebuild everything from scratch. i did that and this is not

a one of incident i've been living has a decades, and this keeps happening and say they go to the government has set up a 247 slot, the control room to issue warnings underneath measures. and the see, they also have a long term plan to improve the poor drainage. and so it's just so this means we need to z look at our infrastructure development strategies. if we want us to do is to stay safe in the us to come as our vendor related factors get more intense from delhi. let's now move on to debbie i favored mountain state to most of the nation and also so this is the one for 2 things. it's speak to the mountains and up a little i said, most thoughts fellows in that he would tell you in fact in most of nothing that they were telling you that that apples offer me much of the dish. but prices are c, p rising because after arthur donalds are dealing with a new set of difficulties. an apple tree doesn't stand

a chance against ulten area funding the leaves with the and fall. and the apples are grow and disaster for apple. farmers like others come on, the 64 year old lost almost 75 percent of his harvest to the powder site this year . the go with the new. it's never happened before. this is the 1st year i have faced this. is that the good all the leave stone brown the big the, and spotted the from one day to the next available rep. i guess you might try to. dish is known as the apple state offsets are protected against the force of the sun, with white tops, with the school climate and foot, i'm sorry. conditions here in the north of india are ideal. and some 500000 farmers organ apple contribution. but this your nothing coat against the

ultimate idea of funding and 60 percent of harvest floor last scientist ocean sharma from the chris she began kendral farm science center sees the winter was simply too warm and dry. there was far too little snow. it is guess also at the hum other they stand by monday along with warmer temperatures . these are the we are also say, you know, based off and doesn't have to do with video options right now. and you're seeing an increase tucker and so forth scenario in high altered area. and i mean, do on a visa, so the main reason, some kids, we are the jobs conditions that we had in mental condition. that stress, the blonde salt condition, se blonde somebody's face made a after a winter with little snow spring, broad, heavy rain showers, hailstones and flooding. both its conditions for funding.

many saunters track to protect their harvests with chemical pesticides, including others, commodities. ever since history is worked with apple scope in the 1980s, he's been cheating his fruit with more and more fungus sites. to say, we have been using fungus sites and pesticides 1st ever since we continue. surely we spent across $6.00 to $7.00 times per season, but now we split it up to $15.00 to $20.00 times per season. he's not alone. these, these fuel farmers use organic for the laser on the plantations, such as agriculture, the waste, and got to the money or then in the past. as a result, the use of chemical fertilizers has almost doubled for the past 40 years. and that test consequences module micro being the microtubules population in the. sorry, that's the crazy idea because the more 40 lives are used to the more it's destroyed

over less than 200 uses the mutant update for the body shop block in the book on the deck at the christian again. kendra fond sign center, who says sharma is retraining. farmers introduce knows, regenerative agriculture. the scientists so convinced that this is the only way to increase views in the long term. last year alone, natural farming methods were introduced on around $600000.00 acres of land in him also to dish front of robert. now does many things different key. the code generation suite farmer has an apple and fair plantation. spending almost 20 egos. history is have managed to fight or from the disease. his trick is to plant mustard between the apple trees, the dressing guide, your family of the let's me, normal example of most the most of the basic assignment of the color cross. go and winter go. i blond rustic around the fees or bross because the district, the fund,

the edits, rule of me, it'll say, maybe fungus gets for the week, goes up. it does a lot of fun because school from this book on me up you can also relies on different crop rotations and companion planting. in other words, to make sure there aren't too many trees of ones that are id close together. that helps prevent the best infestation. was the problem manual handled of the problem that we face is in one appropriate team. whereas with apple orchards is, is that if one key becomes diseased, this is soon spread to other trend. the con, looking button natural systems of refine trees might be close to the end. the grass below is a different species. different species of bind will not transfer diseases to occur . the loading your or you put a feedback buddy from over the lot is convinced that diseases and agriculture can not be combated with again, because she says that due to increasing resistance more and more aggressive

pesticides are needed for the crops over time. and i think of the industry do a little could be this is how the industrial growing into a natural systems, our technology that could because they're less profitable to the, the, and the scientists on the able to convince almost to adapt to you. but we are forming communities to practice region or the deforming disease, and learn how to control these problems. so naturally, 4 years ago, turn over our loans to youtube channel. and now as close to 6000 father was matter expert, he meant college. i'm going to go these days that i posted videos of what i'm doing online courses. so i know it's almost gonna learn from my experience and try things out themselves. others come are knows that things can go on like this too soon behind him, over his mom to his children, to now believes that they will only be able to live from athens funding if they

switch to more sustainable practices. adapting to change that as also they need to v o n e mails. now from the modeling mountain ranges to the ok degrees or off know of a to a cor mine in the form of frost wildlife. people have been talking about moving away from cool, including jordan, india, but this is often easier said than done. so are there any lessons to be done from the shift to renewable energy happening in the arctic region? about an hour ago about the arctic circle. this is what 24 year olds, me, us left his lips and then we can settlements of long. yep. young. today, she has a normal working day of the job itself. isn't terribly ordinary. she works in a mind that's been producing cold in the palm of frost for the past half a century. final preparations before going on the ground car. it's moving stuff in columbus has the immediate coal mining site fast by car

then by electric call. i'm done on foot to today me a select is reinforcing one of the tunnels, drilling holes in the ceiling and assessing iron rods to help distribute the pressure up the phone over secure 1st and never go under a mountain that is not mine. number 7 is the last working norwegian mine in this fall bought archipelago. it will permanently close soon. it's post if the source he's palm to switch to alternative energy sources. when i started working in the line, we were supposed to be doing it to 2045 around and, and just a year later i, we were told that you were closing. and right now i'm calling about it's going

to try not to think too much about this school as a minus and maintenance stuff will lose that jobs. the closure of mine 7 was ponds back in 2023, but due to the war in ukraine and rising energy prices. the deadline was postponed until 2025. every year the mind produced is about $30000.00 tons. the heating the archipelago is capital loan. you'll be on another $80000.00 tons for the needs of the methodological and chemical industries in europe, including germany, the last full however long you can fund and colon switched. it's only power plant to diesel, which was the plant according to long. yep. you a man tell you own of it. this is the 1st stage of the energy transition. and i know it sounds a bit weird because we go from fossil fuels deposit,

which is nice. so it's a good 1st step because it's more get a good, it's more flexible and we have interested in a new battery park to stabilize that, that makes it also easier for us to face. and we have for now renewables like wind and sun, the green transition in spa bod, as handled by moons or the seller, fold, an employee. if the state and company stood a north, chicago of the company has been mine and colon, spell bought for a 100. yes and is now investing in green energy solar folds projects are a solar panel pause outside long. yep. yeah, and that's a place called is fueled radio, as well as solar panels in the settlement itself. the project. so now in the test phase polar nights and winter changes to pilot, they install about in spring. so the solar panels are ideal, so the energy transition says seller fault. so behind the hair, you'll see one of the $61.00 of the 6 solar facilities, we have bills to last year,

so long again. it's on the building called port awesome, but it's a combined hotel in office building. so we have the solar panels on almost all of the roof. curve roof is but cooler today. in addition to wind and solar energy, the development of g assemble energy is also being discussed in sounds odd. seller volt admits he feels like a pioneer in the field of green energy, hair and smell about above the arctic circle. but not everyone and long as you've been this happy with the environmental policy while also problems to make smile about green. no way to, to use to explore oil and gas which is not helping in the fight against climate change. but there was also another small boat has a special status enshrined in a treaty from 1920 along with norway. russian were schools say, permitted to conduct economic activities. here in the town of barnes book, the russians, unlike the norwegians tons to continue developing the mines. well,

that co production will decline that as well. at the moment bobbins book produces a 120000 tons by yet by the end of 2032 coal mining in the archipelago as a whole should be reduced to 40000 tons. that's according to representatives of the norwegian energy company. there were no discussions with barnes bo regarding the development of renewable energy sources. the loss norwegian mine is closing a 100 years off to the status of mining in the archipelago for months or the seller felt. this is a chance to realize new green projects and to me as left as to move on as there were many countries in the world still mining coal. i've been looking in through going through a stray leah greenland. uh because i really like mining. so i would like to keep doing that um, but i'm also open to be a mechanic again on the mainland. yeah. either way,

the closure of the mind and the introduction of new technologies on the island of kick started a green transition in spa about where many se climate change has been felt particularly strongly and recent. yes, however, there is so much to be done to make the green future happen. much shows auto very interesting form of fund that do you know, where do they come from? our most common assumption is that can speak from a forest, but then how do they teach us in a box? i for one lift gate, it only goes away from any forest. and actually you feel proteins hash will travel soul far before you can buy it. the likelihood is that there are hefty transports admissions invoiced. a start up in boiling is fine to solve this problem by ensuring that you will control mushrooms, even in small oven spaces, closer to where they are consumed. a rude stacks with erie looking

objects shrouded in folk. but what looks like some alien cloning facility and a science fiction movie is actually a mushroom farm invalid. the varieties being grown here from asia. they range from the same as should talkie to king oysters and the less well known. yeah. my boucher hockey own lines main mushroom. we try and keep the, the distance from harvesting from growing and harvesting to consumer in and around 20 kilometers. so what are finally berlin? are sour pilot farm, we are producing more than 3 tons of mushrooms, fresh mushrooms, harvested every month. we are selling those to gastronomy to wholesalers, to some larger supermarket chains. delivery time to downtown by lynn is on the one hour, which means the mushrooms are super fresh on arrival restaurants that the quality of these mushrooms is. it's very good and it's also a constant which is something very,

very difficult to find. especially in jeremy that i found these mushrooms would normally be sourced from thousands of kilometers away apprised delicacy for gomez, but poor performance on the environmental front. growing food where is consumed is a concept with a growing appeals to projects is eager to save on both space and resources. and for many cities, the nearest bomb will be some distance away. type the quality effectively on our doorstep is something which is rare, especially nowadays the food industry is responsible for around a 3rd and global compound emissions with production and land use change accounting for 24 percent and transportation for the 6 percent a and a normally spun on the environment you have

a lot of extra c o 2 emissions as well as all the materials needed to get them there to store them here and there, the refrigeration, needed, etc. and when you're growing something locally, as we are, you cut out all of those c o 2 emissions 1st and vegetables have a particularly high carbon footprint. and major factor here is the launch number of varieties being transported across the long distance is quite small and refrigerated trucks for us, china, india and russia rank flushed in terms of transportation related emissions in this the production industry looking at germany, for example, in 2021, it didn't force it's 63 percent fits vegetables supplies, and some 80 percent of its fruit. the vast majority come from southern europe overseas, meaning link c journeys by c o, even while the wealthiest nations constituents only

a small proportion of the global population. they're responsible for almost half of the world's food miles and natural if they're related emissions to. once again, we told you about reducing comm footprint and might be as brief as possible, but it's something that we're working towards here. the effectively just trying to get as much as we can from gemini and from the local area. the next stop for the mushroom farm and sell the best buy then is to recruit artificial intelligence. to save energy and minimize product loss. we're developing some tools which use imagery in our grow rooms. we can monitor the monitor them on a 24 hour basis. and they help us understand the prime time for picking so that we harvest those mushrooms at the perfect time of ripeness and maturity. it's estimated that almost 80 percent of all the food for chase globally is consumed in cities. so growing crops and oven areas may expense of an agriculture to cover some

10 percent as well as white amongst the vegetables, except that this would require an enormous amount of land. paris for example, would meet one and a half times that size and farm land. in order to become self sufficient from innovative non subdivision in germany, let's now head back to india booth. i'm allowed to see an organic farm where a more traditional form of agriculture respect is. but one that employs new techniques. sports can because the from organic farmer children is a huge fan of forms. over the past few years, he has learned a lot about this special talents. he uses them to make compost. and that's given his fetches, like excellence and flowers like to bruises or views. when he started out and funding, he had to take out a loan to use this land item, look up, what are you gonna end up on the line? then i have to learn how to find. well, 1st of all,

i was slow and unstable and we go if i was to, i started out funding and you go to the morning, a blonde article and then added an acre of 2 roses and cut all of our guys into another eco got them. and then an a cut off, but i'm to me for the laser by using the compost or warm commas, which i prepared myself. i believe i did. i was able to see the developments in the crops within just 15 days. unity of what i see that inspired me is a long pause, more than a curiosity adding to robert johnson is actually a construction engineer by trade. he has his own company, but you also do, you want it to grow his own foot. so 30 years ago, he started losing fields in his village, but i'm in tons of a district. today. she has 4.5 acres by you to go to go. now i'm, if i'm able to own a decent amount from both of the vegetables, i'm slower crops island or when it comes to teeth roses. i'm earning the equivalent

of or on 250 neural or 20000 indian trapeze for months. and also the same amount from the veggies, you know, and i had all it all and ones are key to this success as they move to, sorry. they create tunnels which allow n i in victoria to access the plant waste. speeding up its decomposition grubby, townsend makes his compost out of a mix of vegetable with capital down and dry leaves. plus, of course, warms up to 90 days. the resulting version compost is a nutrient rich organic fertilizer, which he even says alongside this other produce. and floral, and thought ok, i'm making the equivalent of 542590 euro, which is between 50050. 5000 indians will be 3 years ago. the organic farmer received support from the government to enable him to sell his compos to other fellows at an affordable rate. i don't care so many cars cultivated vegetables for

yours. he is impressed. very well. i have been funding for about 2 years now in the past. i relied on chemical pesticides learn a lot, but this last year i have been using drop attendance funding compost and have had good news with a loan. i don't know, i have used it for this. do it can be seen the letter that i'm planning to use it continuously so far the youth is good and the crops are doing well. and this phone number, the other farmers have had similar experiences with all a lot of the world has gone around. and recently students have visited drug attendance farm to learn about the ones role introducing the compost and generally how it does meet. so in the mighty, the go as i send you to, organic farming will help us access to the for the product. i'm not going to put your for your scan, it goes little more. and therefore,

better for people 10100 level, i would call them the larger you happy and satisfied with your modeling organic farming. i'm a going to what i'm, what do you think that amount of the piano here? you're good. the engineer says, regularly visits, construction sites, but nowadays he much prep for us to be out in his fields. being so start, he enjoys passing on his knowledge. apart from the students, he has already shown more than 50 farmers. how to make the compost themselves the 2 days episode was the one about the unique ideas that help us adapt to this new was where so much around us is changing. do you will have any such ideas? do let us know you can email us or reach out to me directly on my social media handles. i will see you next week until then. take a goodbye. now most gosh, the

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