there are some who wait for things to change and then there are some who make it helpful. and today we are talking about the latter. hello and welcome. i am sounds . you've got the body and you all watching equally. and we are living in times where things are changing as an unforeseen face. everything from climate, from technology is rapidly evolving and at the forefront of many of these positive changes are strong individuals who are looking to what's the future. and in today's episode, we're going to go meet someone. let's start with some people who are trying to influence change some of them or even influence in global action, either through housing of the social media or was or by starting conversations on the ground are those meanwhile, aust, dreading of n s. i'm trying to inspire people to engage with low feet communities. i'm the library around housing for to are such wastes. my colleagues by heart is on a quest to find out of the wasn't as far as people to take actions to protect the

planet. smell of the do the number of lights on social media make for the successful climate into and so on. my quest to day, i am keen to find out what's that the secret sauce that drives people to climate action. in the box, the multiplan daily. i mean the social media into and so on. cuz combined with more than 275000 follows and me go to sauces this both. what is video is a we couple is to dispute divided was but with the very specific focus you want me to put the 2 poles across india. there is a capacity for treating 30000 cro liters of sewage and with the full out of which not even 10 percent is working. but pollution cannot. biggest problem is unlimited sewage full joyce. so we want to keep the pollution of the on the all you have to do is make b s t p 's function of

a to the 3. it's going to be the pollution gold ball type that them get else like that. so what's treatment loans? collect treats and discharge, we swap to ensuring that the cities sludge and speak with mattel, dodson gets thrown directly into reverse. often this government funded infrastructure lies in the speed of neglect. you do corruption and apathy from as metal. the simple show up toward the visual evidence of pollution with the cloud . you in the color to be a part of these to wake up. he's already had a couple of in nor the office. one is that when we applauded video escape, it became aware they'll take no idea at all, but where there are 8 s t p scored here. we just recorded them and they called us and said come and see what we've seen to talk to a lot back up. i yeah, a lot of what time did you get the will stop what you get to on the voltage across the now i'm able to witness the problems falls tend behind me. the info struck showed off the city. but you live to below,

our civil that lives neglected. its people like fun goods. what reminding us of what we've done to of water bodies simply by betting witness to be logical or destruction wit calls into it. we got phone calls comes from a humbler that zoned. not too long ago. he was happy, his father felt windows on the streets. stephen left to jump with the bank to become a full done or $21.00 puts them on the click of a button showing us what it takes to clean up in the i was the was once was sleeping blonde, one social media. how do you add to die? my next stop with close to the sandy beaches of gloss, chose level goldie is giving the final statues to the otwell to be displayed at an upcoming conference. so those are tools tap to the complexities of mitchell in for molly and i'm celebrates the waves, the details of brush still on an

o to the natural life. they have observed from jelly fish to resplendent blood like i was accessing this really vivid imaginations. from the time i was really young and that was really in college. interesting. did growing up in new delhi in the ninety's, we was so privileged to be so close to each other. we had fireflies at night. they were foxes. we'd be, we'd have different kinds of lives or that we'd have different kind of insects. smotts butterflies. let's call it along the way this politics relationship with me to a was changing. over time i started realizing that there's this sense of loss that one was feeling and immediate loss of habitat getting it is ecosystems getting wiped the relationships between people and the natural void also degrading with it . and suddenly it was almost lightning struck by deep grief. and it's probably like we've lost something that's never going to come back soon. squabbles are to move from a celebration of nature to boss we call to action. they have been of the full sun

on the sea ball. it moves, and that spouted in 2020 a citizen lead initiative to stop lilia infrastructure projects that would upset in one life and poses a fully real trees inside a national park and boil we invite you to come and on for the case of the missing species. with us, it has shifted lyman bents from the courtroom to the streets in 2020, to the supreme court order, the photos, the alignment of the project. in order to see the forest and the out summation of the magical connective auction. i not sure the story is that i try and sort of the ignite, that intuitive sense of how close we are to need to and how much there is to learn from it. those are the places where you'd be able to build new relationships as we move forward into this time, wherever you're exactly changing the environment around us. so quickly, that's really the different way my work stands and the way from that i see it.

meanwhile, back to new delhi, i me type g t c, who's been at the full front of the fight. hope climate justice really is not familiar. he is a frequent campaign or at many of the you in climate summit. but some way he says he was losing motivation. we have been fighting for climate this, this for a long time. and when i came back from a badass, i was like icon discontinued with the same policy look unless, and i also put my effort in changing things on ground to the divide duty, the set up set up some for the farming and the she had to a social enterprise that provides farm to table, organic vegetables to regenerative agriculture. wanted to go with them at a farm on the outskirts of denny, this shed, this story was. so how does the work they do it links to climate action. and if you do organic farming, that also helps you not only to deal with the carbon footprint,

but also help adapt because you're promoting that sort of a finding which is 5 more easily. and you also create more jobs by promoting that's what the timing we also add able to promote people's health. not only of ad farming is happening, but also people in albany. it is what consuming these products. and then this is by the festa side option network in 2020 to be that nearly 40 percent of the best decides used in india, a highly toxic with lots of health and environmental implications. it doesn't happen. it is jolt the who provides the technical knowledge training follows on how to make this transition away from the use of heavy chemicals. today, more than 100 form of supply fresh vegetables and thoughts to them at the store in the city. the theme is thought is i'll be all those to be delivered to customers. so on the menu to this, this yellow purple,

this zucchini that's cucumber that bought some french beans and some full crow. this is the center with all of the vegetables that are sold from thomas. i brought in here, but the journey for g o, p and her g has not been easy. fruits and all of that items and initially the business didn't generate any big margin. loyal customers was slow, but soon the walk, you've been please that the show. it's provided, hug the much needed more reasons for his blindness campaigns. a big deal level hog ethan 0, the providing the much needed connect from policy plate. the individual i have met have made me realize that influenza lives are created. not just by solomon the lights and the hit to get a little to was. but to be a meaningful action for the planet. let's go to the farmers. we're trying to rule attending, so before the across the what slop snatch. the. com as are these,

these have really recommended for healthy snacking everywhere. india is one of the largest exporters of flux, not be hot, an eastern stage, and india produces 85 percent of it. what, how do formulas really? can it be? you won't have to nazi. i'm water, the commotion, pets here. here are some on since of the lucky just proceeds cautiously once one step and you could get that we heard the water is full of prickly water leaves. he wants to get at the seats at the bottom of the pond. for a loan to have the jobs up on the or if the water is clean, there's no issue. i got a gun, but in monkey water it hurts the body. i get blisters and wounds of that good because of the receipts. and as i'm looking, a fox not here and putting in

a village and northern be how people like to eat the seeds fried a box where the dry seats all he did. they both like popcorn, like them used to go to b, as in mother was just the side. 5 years ago he switched to cultivating the prickly of all the ladings going on up to $1000.00 would be the day from the sea. that's about 11 years. he loved the highest. my name is larry joseph. good. because i'm able to maintain my household and maintenance costs and my children to school for the project that was there and i'm able to run my household well. no, because to the is going to tell us what sell out by the housing the front and behind. now go lucky people here used to make a living from coal, cdls, and royce. but with the increased flooding length of climate change even just had been hard to date. and this year alone, $240000.00 hacked is of rise feeds were destroyed. the total heart doctor, i a sing,

but at the research center for montana in the bung on behalf. i don't think he says water plants like brickley water leaves almo climate resilience and can budget code . but the new conditions that they owe you money into of their soul is called white . but the more these are binding to the findings on the 2nd one they will walk though doesn't change. temperature dropping it off. so it's less than pete capacity is higher. that percentage, that means that water is more resilient than other liquids. is the oddest, liquid sense? and the other is that is water. bodies are filled with water. do you have more organic ment, okay. i got a water bodies financial part of the way. the low end is the amount of organic matter is higher, although the land does it in see also is high on dependence and reading ohio carbon content. but had that all this way, joe got one back to make you got some di, fox and us on also growing in countries like go to russian, japan. but the me, in the state of the hot accounts for some 85 percent of global production and

demand is growing because muchness currently high as a super food health conscious if you do it as doctors like sean blue cross sides of benefiting is it? is it very, it's very lightweight, but it makes you feel that you don't have to eat too much, you know, you know, just munch on some of the contents of my final and you would feed filter, right? to feel like things are going well for the start. a truck load leaves the company headquarters each day and with all the books for the volume is due to rise significantly. onecallnow patches 8 times, but it did 10 years ago. for farmers, it has become more lucrative to cultivate the people to really isn't feasible. rather than harvesting them from phones, the amount of land devoted to the crop has almost doubled in the last decade on it'll come on from plenty of agricultural college explains the advantages of the ponds as comment in the phone system. if the water is 4 feet deep,

the plants, vegetative energy will be needed for it to grow up 4 feet at least, and that exhausts its energy. but in the field system, this is preserved. bennet's vegetative energies converted into the productive energy, and that increases the number of flowers and the amount of food on the out there of the, in the heart. and there are more than $20000.00 brooklyn's so there is a still room for expansion. experts say that many also did for the code division of the market and it could help offset the loss of rights feeds on our mission and central government government. we need a central government project for them, a kind of mission, development of the politically develop the water logged areas or, or staying behind at about $900000.00 heck does of land is not being utilized by letting be hanukkah. do you mean 9? find one for like the funds should be allocated to make that video suitable for folks not. that's our fish farming area, oklahoma to what the higher step like when i get more kind of confused a lot of mueller luggage on on brickley water leaves can go the increasingly

skidded slug and increase. so unfortunately, to fox not to have become a valuable source of income for farmers who were being forced to leave their homes and go in search of a livelihood from growing crops the traditional way. and now let's move on to more innovative ease. hydroponics, it is basically a technique of doing the same plans with the same new plans button what are rather than sleep. and it is a technique that's great for us until the moment. and the entrepreneur order is leading the change towards hydroponics and turns out it's also much easier to practice and needs a lot less space. un, i could also be joining veggies in our homes using this technique. a key lieu of these to meet those costs. 10 will be study just a few months ago. they would have to 100 to be supply was low and demand was high.

but it was more than just about the market. the bottom of this up to ation is human cause. climate change. pharma is around, india are struggling with lots of shortages are unpredictable that the but there are no other promising ways to grow food. we are the was developing hydroponic techniques. 9 doing and i do it that, and i'm an engineering graduate and now i'm a full time open from on saw you live on the attorney. what are we doing with atlanta grown insight fund button, hydroponics, drone and what kind of so either finding the item, okay, and we do n f d all the nutrients for them technique even decide less on i'm a lot of in this and the channels, the channels we use net cups with google beats on it. this helps to penetrate difficulties. so a delay on the roads on the, on the go in and they will be new dishes, water flowing through the channel that supplies essential nutrients on the plot. and then i'm going to try to get them in a new page and i'm, i'm explaining, go to the dollar. and the remaining new dishes water gets shuttled back to the bottom of the water tank in water. update your channel line. they would be no. want

to waste and all, but you can give me a walk of a strange upon the buttons. hydroponic is going to be found. evidence from the 6 sent to the b, c at the hanging gardens of babylon. it is believed that the law should gotten survive to a police system of water from the overtime. hydroponics has also allowed rise to be grown to out asia, but it's still growing in flooded feats. michael polo was northwest betsy was in his travels across the world. more recently, nasa has been experimenting with hydroponics as a method to feed astronaut in space. it's efficient because hydroponics can actually save up to 90 percent of what a competitor additional funding since it is done in a climate controlled environment. evaporation loss is low and hardly any ground. water is defeated. the advantage is that crops up protected from very hot our vet summers commercial funds,

going to go up to 50 gigs of green vegetables. but day it has been happening at the small scale with only hired and compliant. so in the, in your pocket, in the company, your 25000 plans here with about 10, but i. d, 's are tv, greens, and hubs. going about these are completely exhausted greens, which i use for salad making like lettuce and okay. lot. the handbook choice which i'm not, i did not know if i can lift you a spark choice. so in this setting costs around 25 lack frequencies on your new 30000 euros and, and the government also subsidizes for hydroponic funding. when you for your likes, i want, okay. and it could go months up to the whatever on the upfront cost is $1.00 of the biggest limiting factors of this technology as well as a lack in technical know how small or medium scale follows, cannot afford it. and hydroponics is so far, only available to open into this with access to the tennis, like the cities who cultivates up to 40 percent of the vegetables he uses on his status. so in that but that expos, i tried a small system like f

d method and it came out well, a little under that. then i wanted to experiment with the doctor bucket and now i haven't played a girl back technique. and so everything's going and going really well. didn't eliza know what else we can do? exotic vegetables. and the beauty is it's possible in gen a rather heavy as green. i don't think this is going out of a lot of time, but joyce, spring chevy? thing in let us, yes, for the ideas and all the way to, you know, times the hub. it looks like drops, but it's the last 2000 rubies, but gauging generally, it is quite impossible in candy read the book with drop of greenhouse setup inside the public mentor. it is possible, it can grow that others have decent, a set up his hydroponics, t as phone read the installation cost was $20000.00 indian rubies ordered on $415.00 which is going to be at the future. it's going to be hydroponics and dennis's on. so if we start now we can produce a lot of this happens. there's no tons of tomatoes price to rise to the lender to be and take it in. so establishment is that half capital. i'm more likely to invest

in bigger firms, like this pizza restaurant in gen name that grows 50 percent of the vegetables that they use. so in your body now here you can see some crops like look up to come help the noise, which are the main ingredients for pizza. yeah. and they are very expensive in the market, he explained. but with the advantages of hydroponics, they can produce this at the low cost on sod tonight or the mean on $1.00 digit. logic, problems of reliance on the market and the climate still room for the rest of the state. but such solutions can make a difference, especially in cities. if they become more affordable, less mobile, i just saw it was to me some people were more focused on resolving what exist, rather than drawing something. you know, one of street off does the she and give new lives. she didn't show that they don't

die. and to do this, they deployed boats or traditions. i knew globally techniques. so let's go meet some of them. they look like number to get it out with heavy 10 souls harnesses, fuel canisters and has but rather than selling trees these men on a mission to save here in the south indian township of our over every 3 gum. that's why a homegrown beam of experts tend to its green ribbon brand to when i was young. my father had a friend who was starting to build 3 houses. so as a sample they build one in our backyard. this such a different view and experience and you get to being up there and feeling the wind blowing on you and feeling the breath of the tree. that's something i feel to this very day. bother you out for a color scares for our woods priest together to join us. so shown that the founder

of maintenance, company 3 k, they both grew up here and it says to communities, $34.00 decisions efforts done. this one's bottom region to a lot of green landscape profession arborists or our board culture is it comes from the latin word arbor, which is the tree. and so we're treat professionals. we are, i think how i see it is that we provide a bridge between nature and our urban environment to the last decade. the state of some and not who will oral will is located has lost the toes of trees to psych loans. these are growing most frequent do do, do human induced climate change a fall for the storm in 2011. we have a in resident a got there for cause is young and she was destroyed by the port of having defend her favorite a treat. it was during the psych loan and the morning or the gal done,

it was a completely destroyed. and i am going to the swimming pool to check a how is it? and i saw this tree who was called the key code to in to paul. and i say it was very loud to you. you see that it's grow from 2011. and this is the, it was the same. it's less cold. lucky. we'll put them on the school. let's me and it's for me, absolutely impossible to imagine we have 2 kids, this tree, the damage i luckily, the expert a tree get out of solution. we did our research, we try and figure out what's the best way of going about it. and we finally settled on a bracing method that is quite popular. also in europe using credit drugs,

we actually, um, drilled through the entire tree with a really long drill bit. um and inserted a threaded rod. uh, crated some metal plates to basically as a force that closer again. but even with the best efforts of boat, it's gone, save the victory that typically come into the picture once. it is already effected by this or damage. island, let's go is an auto with a base board is specialized in the management of urban trees. he advocates presenting mature trees in new building development. i am actually going and looking at the trees on the sides to look at sort of how long these trees each individual tree will be. therefore, i've taught them on a map so that it can be integrated in architects drawing. they're all 0 located. we're looking at how rare they are, how old they are,

how long they are going to be there for how much longer they're going to be there for. and based on all of these factors, you can essentially grade them. this approach hurts boost urban green trees. resilience through this presence of a changing climate, such as drought, as well as to pollution and lots of biodiversity in the open nickel system. auto woods, cree doctors are always on the lookout for early warning signs of a stretch. all of these shoots are actually from the same tree, it's coming from the, from the roots. and these are stress shoots as the top of the tree, the canopy is dead. it needs to find a new source of energy. and so it's shooting out all these new epic one, make sure it's in a last ditch attempt to create a new kind of p for itself. 3 good dreams. a spawning arbor is the leasing them how to adapt assigned to the technique using different parts of the body, bump up the local conditions. it's june us so shall next folks and just new crops of practitioners will help us spread a sensitive approach to agreement arise beyond the tree tops of auto was

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