alexey navalny is discharged from hospital and back in jail the russian of opposition leader was hospitalized for what authorities are calling an allergy attack.. but his lawyeyer and doctors say he may have been poisoned. china's government calls an authorities in hong kong to punish unlawful acts effort after an eight week in a protest rocked the city. dozens were arrested on sunday after another antnti governmentt demonstratations. and it may still be july but we have already used up all of the resources our planet can provide in one y year today is s first overshoooot day.

the earliest date ever. thank you for joining us here on france twenty four russian opposition leader alexei navalny is back in jail after being hospitalized with authorities are calling. an allergy attack button of ani's lawyer as well as his personal physician say the symptoms the forty three year old experienced could be consistent. with chemical poisoning. of only was jailed for thirty days last week after he called for on on the rise protest which took place on saturday. nearly fourteen hundred people were detained during those demonstrations here's one of all these doctors had to say. what do you do that with the? it's surprising isn't it. the mixing of only is using the same medicine as normal eating the same food and is seen with five people on camera. very or rule well everything is normal and then suddenly alexi has some kind of allergic reaction. i think it's truly absurd i believe some kind of chemical agent goes into his body and caused this reaction.

was with a good answer -- well i think i've e only has been russia's leading opposition figure for around a decade during that time he's been jailed in attack multiple times but still vows to push ahead with his campaign for change in russia. selena sykes take a look take a look at his rise to prominence as russia's main kremlin critic. he has become the face of rational positions president vladimir putin. alexina advani's rise to prominence began in two thousand and eight when he started blogging about alleged malpractice and corruption out some of russia's biggest state controlled corporations. known for motes mincing his words the charismatic yell educated lawyer has cooled putin's policy a place of crooks and leaves. his viral videos includingng a eugenene documentaryry accusing prime minister dmitry medvedev of corruption have w won him a young fanbasese thougug he has s critics and the anti putin camp for his flirtation with nationalism. having spoken out several nationalist bradley's.

not only soon became a househohd name off the beating mass protests in two thousand eleven which sold tens of thousands of people take to the streets of moscow to protest against v vote for gegetting in parliamentary elections. he was arrested and imprisoned for fifteen days following the first two files eleven protest the beginning of a string of legal woes for the forty free roles. which he and his supporters say all r reprisals by the kremlin face criticism. in two thousand thirteen the anti corruption campaign it was briefly jailed for embezzlement. bus was unexpectedly released the campaign in the moscow meryl actions which she came down on his embezzlement conviction was eventually overturned following a judgments by the european court of human rights. but he was handed a five year suspended sentence off the re trial in two thousand seventeen which called him from competing in the two thousand eighteen presidential election. he has been repeatedly arrested for when i sing on or fries and

see who's in protest. it's on like of a well known opposition figures he has vowed to continue his points in russi. billy fifty two people have been killed in a violent right at a prison in northern brazil the fighting broke out at seven am local time when rival gang factions attacks each other at the altamira regional recovery center. two guards were taken hostage during the classes before they were eventually freed at least fifty five prisoners were killed last majoring gang disputes and several jails i in the neighborg state of amazonas. according to recent estimates brazil's prison population is double the capacity of the country's jails. the chinese government says hong kong should punish unlnlawful at after the eighth straight weekend of unrest in the city dozens of pro democracy protesters. were arrested on sunday with police using tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse the crowds. beijing also took the opportunity to ramp up its support for hong kong's in battle chief executive carrie

lam. a smashed up pavements. broken bricks. and splashes of anti beijing graffiti. the cleanup has begun in hong kong's showing one neighborhood following an eigighth consecutie weekends of clashes between pro democracy protesters and police. in a red press conference on monday the chinese government's broke its silence over the unrest saying the violencee is touch the bottom line of the one coununtry two systems principle. only on just central governmnmet firmlyly supports chief executie carrieie l l it firmly supuppors ththe hong konong police and its strict law e enforcement. and it supports the relevant departments of the city'y's governmement and judicicial ages to punish c criminals. and it firmlyy supportrts actios to defenend hong kong's rule of law by p people who love hong kg and china. young also won the line that the hong kong governments can use what's known as the basic law.

to ask joins people's liberation army to help maintain order. these were the scenes in the city on sunday evening as hong kong security forces fired rubber bullets demonstrates. arm themselves with bottles bricks and pay phones. please stay dozens of protesters have been detained and several others have been injured. the pro democracy movements which is organized the past two months the rallies as expressed disappointment that china's reaction. that the steak house -- re feel sang knowledge what is happening in home call and what is the root cause all the old account. the whole expedition do campaign and what hold on people need. the central government stays home home officials now need to come up with better ways to address the concerns of protesters. but until that demands the mets the opposition has more pro democracy marches noted in that diary. sunday's conscious when ready showing how violence these demonstrations on becoming.

we'll also in china the country has sentences first cyber dissident to jail one c. was sentenced to twtwelve years in jail foror publishing websitete. the report on sensitive topics such as human rights violationos and local corruption his website six four chan wong is named after the deadly nineteen eighty nine crackdown on tiananmen square pro democracy protesters. the court found hong quote guilty of leaking national state secrets and providing state secrets to foreign entities. the twelve year prison sentences one of the harshest to be given out to a dissidents. the two dissidents he's me since president seizing pain came to power in. twenty twelve police in california have identified the gunmen in a deadly shooting at a food festival near the city of guild wars three people including two children were killed when a teenager opened fire at the gilroy garlic festival some fifty kilometers southeast of san jose. the gunman was shot dead b by police officers respoponding to the situation. in the thirtrties are n now loog for a motive julia can has the

details. this festival go watches [inaudible] tara. we realize is flying. the scenes took place j just off the five forty one pm local tim. many initially mistook the gun shotss the fireworks. two shots rang out for us and at the same time the music started for the concert so i thought it was like a opening act for the concert. but after a few seconds there was so many front that that that that that that and i saw people falling down. kids falling down. witnesses described seeing a white man in his thighs he's with the rifle a fittiting firet random. police say that response was rapid. officers were in that area. engaged the suspect in less than a minute -- the suspect was sho.

i dididn't kill. in spite of bag checks and metal detectors at the entrances police say the gunman had managed to bypass security an end to the fifty acre festival sites. by cutting through a perimeter fence. according to witness accounts the gunmen didn't walk alone. authorities are activelely searching for a sececond suspect well they they're o on such and how the individual wawas involv. the three day gilroy garlicc festival is one of the largest free festivals in the couountry drawing in overr one hundred thousand visits his. sunday was the final day of the events. today is earth overshoot date marks the day of the earth's population has used up all of the resources are planning can produce over the e course of an entire year. anything we use from this point onwards outstrips the earth's rate of replacement and is making a permanent d dent. inin global resources this years earth overture day is the earliest datee ever coming into

like has more. we've now consumed everything the us could produce in a year in the space of seven months. known as earth overshoot day it calculates the point at which humanity cononsumes more than te f. can replenish. we fish toooo much fish. destroyed too many trees. and cultivated move food. and beth consisting. it's a date testing testing earlier every year. in nineteen seventy one it was in december. this year is the twenty ninth of july. some countries hit not dates before the summer. qatar used up all its resources in february the united states wasn't far behind. fronts reaches limits in may. even the lowest consuming countries like indonesia still don't quite manage to make it to the end of t the year. step one reduce humanity's ecological impacts would be to reduce greenhouse gas ememissio.

we caught co two e emissions 50% which is technically possible and financially beneficial we would move to dadate ninety thre days into the future so it's quite possible. the question is do we want. a favor shoot day comes after record breaking temperatures in europe last week. raising fears that climate change is happening faster than expepected. turn up for media was from twenty four is james creating joins on the set james you've been looking at the hash tag earth overshoot day on social media. that's right must seem so it's obviously getting a lot of traction online on first top will have a look at foot prints- network and that's the ngo that has been really identifying the dates i'm trying to draw attention. to this -- quite boring days you can see here if they have it on as a cover photo on their twitter page. at july twenty ninth and they've been doing lots of interviews all day basically can see actually the top item. on their twitter feeds into the tape with our own network at a

couple of hours back. i'm just scrolling down underneath that again. they have been you know. trying to focus on positive aspects of this storied solutions to the problem and another hash tag that is getting a lot of traction is move the taste of the words part of the solution so we can come up with. to improve the situation as opposed to being catastrophism. about the outlook and so they've been talking here for example but wanted to see if we can shift our collective mindset to possibility and they've been sharing -- another associations- initiative about reforestation so again trying to shift the focus to what kind of should be done to improve the situation this is another. news story from today about ethiopia which is planted that three hundred and fifty million trees that penetrated fifty million trees in one day. those gonna solutions -- simple solutions planting trees and anyone can do it if they have land on which to plant as could can make a huge huge. impact now cartoonists of also at been drawing attention to

this this is a low moans guy stuff cartoonist pulled. too so he he is being somewhat i guess -- appealing for appealing for action saying that this is it quickly talk quickly this is urgent and you can see a megaphone. on the planet nothing -- dot expose reminds me of this a tweet from a few days back about a plaque that was. put up in iceland for the first place it was actually lost to climate change so i guess you could say this is a combination of approaches people being. link to the urgency that is required to to to sort the solution i was at one of these is saying look you know there are simple solutions i don't think maybe not at our fingertips but yes our fingertips over within our reach for planting trees. and the drawing attention to that. and and a lot of people and say that despite increased awarenes- developed countries are still pursuing economic policies that are that are destroying the environment and some people been taking to social media to vent about that right. so if you have on the one hand people saying look ordinary individuals can do things to change this associate associations and ngos can do things to change the central

government. is being criticized in a lot of different countries and open and knocking civil here in france. this is a treat. to have that these criticizing the free trade agreement with that with that kind of dot sit the sea tiger is the acronym in french. a lot of people feel that that that is an agreement that we have negative consequences for agribusiness negative consequences for the environmen. and by pursuing those sort of economic policies you're actually. doing so at the detriment all of the plan you hear your you have the junior minister -- far ecology who is drawing attention to various at lows are gonna be sung through at in the autumn against waste and what not you've green peas france at replying to her tweet. saying yes but you're voting through free trade agreements are actually destructive in the long term right that was for the environment so at this it is a big store here in france at of course. because not just it about ten days ago at the former ecology minister environments for nuclear we always have very well known environmentalist who stood down from michael's government said that cold on mps to vote

against. this at c. tough -- free trade agreement so you can't really dissociated the economics and the trade agreements from environmental policy -- but all of that is part of the discussion today online. okay generating. right what is it can it's a jewel today possible i just one french and rehearse for sure date exactly in english okay integrated media watch thanks so much james. that does it for this edition thank you very much for watching stay tuned to france .

twenty four because in one day. welcome to this week's frogs and by the time and not enough. france is known for one thing -- fooled it's food this country has a reputation for colin re accidents butut could not basri rich food really be both delicious. and good for the planet well that's the topic we're discussing in today show i guess a sausage i'm here. in the carpark. a call punk might not be what you first thing called when you hear the word stated that i see. but this underground lair is a treasure trove of all things healthy local environmentally friendly. black cat that is a farm deepp under paris is eighteen hour days mall he they grow mushrooms on deep and crass. dispatching the produce out by

bicycle of course to cut down on co two local shops and homes. the phone is here want to change the way food is grown but what happens when it gets to the kitchen. the short answer is too much of it gets thrown away fronts create ten million tons of food waste every year. a big problem with some innovative solutions. vegetable peels leftover meals france generate several thousand tons of food waste each year. in this corporatate canteen fourteen has become the norm. trying to do this from the very beginning as soon as the site was a several planes with without disposal. they tell us what to do and that was it. here organic waste to use to be incinerated. now a company called movie no collects and recycles it.

no quick to john we collect me to push anything with protein vegetables anything edible. food waste is placed in specific business which we collect twice we quite like also to defer boss man. the company's activity is growing in twenty thirteen it had forty collect points. five years later there are one thousand of them in the wider paris region. we know recycles thirteen to fifteen thousand tons of bio wasting each year which is transformed into bio gas or compost. at the heart o of the process thesee littltle worms. the number x. digest the waste once it has been separated from any remaining plastic wrapping scene mission. he's a city conditioner is a machine that separates the organic matter that we want to compost. from anythining that you could e undesirable. such as plastic bags in which the waste is collected mistakes and sortrting and there always . and any kind of wrapping that has nott been sorted properly.

this machine will get rid of it. musisic just take. after three mononths long digestion the compost is create. and ready to be used in gardens. many other recycling initiatives are gaining momentum in france. one of them is spear headed by an edict wire. twenty one her catering service recycles forty kilograms of unsold bread each week. in her workshop loaves are transformed into flour. the all of our preparations are made with flour that was originally powder from unsold trends. and all the other ingredients bees fruits vegetables cream means that organic and local as much as possible. and i'll kitchens we re use everything vegetablele peelers etcetera so this reaeally is a totally eco f friendly catering service organic local and zero waste. customers are buying into the concept and entities next project is a gourmet grocery store selling products made with

recycled food waste. so a past due is celebrated french chef and something of an eco warrior in the kitchen at his restaurant in south paris you can forget steak tartare escargot. it's vegetables and fish that are the stars of the plate here what's on the menu depends on what's in season today we're having. with caramelized tennis. you do me a lot i guess. that. is it could also job all over you [inaudible] what failed? john i mean is it.. so. we'll start over so [inaudible] what's on what is the social. well.

they say -- for jules -- j jeff passed t though ii thank you vey much afterer joining us we just saw you and in the kitchchen and making a little someining for us tell us what it is and when did you source the pros use. i don't sit on n a few days yeah this is a fake really which comes from social divisions -- said that it was called with the line and cold meaning it comes from sustainable fishing because applee it's very important for e to only use fish that swim freely in the ocean. wiwithout endangering any specis saltonon model is - -- see alsot our children and our grandchildren can continue to enjoy the sea based p productss- all call sybil pulled me let me ask you know the oceans a are magnificent source of food and we can't continuee to destroy them we need to be very careful because they're extremely fragile you need hi it's safe becacause you. a political but you're not to go with all this i've added vegetables. turnips fried in honey. with vinegar and mustard t to ge the meal a plant basased aspects

which is important because the net you could do visiteded with him on the ship he says a coupl. it's clear for a long time then that you've been really passionate about sustainable local food when did you become interested in this and and one well. what i was born in the sixties and my parents taught me not to waste food as i said we finished our planes and we didn't throw bread away we prepare the next day's meal with the days left over? and we loved it before but it's something everyone should do. we would simply look at what was in the fridge before going out to shopping process at the busus so this was already i in my dna and later i met several chefs who share the same vision of eleven the mouse study. this in any worsese older than e but still had this out. yeah they said the mouse -- he weren't necessarily trying to save the planet. so we look it was also an economic decision when you go economists said they were careful abobo how wee use a product i it's going to bebe les expensive than if we throw half of it weighing team was shiftless you'll know mailing which it's why have this anti waste approach. i use the products fully whichch means that my coststs remain low six in the band that i can sell my meals to clients. were reasonable and affordable

prices i make your univeversal s a novel yeaeah build up with people and i think many of us do you want to try to eat.. more locally produced sustainablble food but there isn impression that is more expensive it's not true. calls us to uphold room when you buy a product quality products it's always more expensive an individual cannot because it's basically hand grown which requires more work call toll free *-*-. driesell pasted it also carries the risk of losing parts of the harvest top to diseases and also wants a dog that can happen you do that you. will accccept -- iv to support those products will be more sensitive it was just won't but it often comes from smaller local farms which employ a lot of people it's because apple's. new one of which is very important for us consumers whether we work in the food sector or not. and he just to pay the right price for this producuct is for the use used to clean. off in order to support these men a and women this is all to help them make an honest living. again used to allow them to

continue what they're doing've i've done all the work it. i ththank you prescriptioneaeal fafaith fishing is a big -- priority of for you you're very concerned over fishing on that any fish in particular that you think we shshld not seeee to tod anymoree. about five e solo for insnstancn february march and april it's bass season in france the whole six local fish that lives off the coast of france will quote you box of us but w we shouldn't you did right into the power too say no. i don't want this product. there is a pool wallow before but you shouldn't wait for the government to bend. i can say i know bass is a danger to what job this year i won't need anything during the high season also.

sit down is a multi part about the policycy. we see mostly social christmas eve. jeff pastor thank you very much at i indeed. anand now let's head foror you n to the south of frfrance to meet another shaft he'ss usising just the powerr of the sun's energy o cook his meals check it out. who wants to he is so the cookies finance? home he's an eco friendly staff he uses for boxes and lamps to cook his signature dishes. thanks to this device the temperature can rise to up to two hundred degrees celsius in less than thirty minutes. the body will my wants to speak to people in their lease. to bend her weight on their end of our mental consciousness but with my friend richard we think is the best way to push people to think about our common futur. one goal is to propose a unique experience in which you can really appreciate the food. of a specific region but also its resources. a tasty and environmentally friendly option for the

community. they also do is really good well cooked. i don't know if it's because of the quality of the produce expenses at the bottom because of the way we would use it's refreshing to see that some people are working on changing things. and are you know. hundley for set up a pop up restaurant i in the french southern city of albany. for six months he experimented cooking with these parabolic devices. this small merrill works like a magnifying glass yeah i concentrates older he's in a small area and that's why the heat's increases rapidly. as a former engineer he's completely thought over the way he uses this griddle. so do you see here when you move your this most of the cooking hopelessly of we'll keep some cooking some meaning this is the same amount. hey nancy and works. odds and this last son because of the thermal mass of the cooking. this is where p. homely intends to build francis first solar powered restaurant in the city of marseille. he's to use trench gardening and

permaculture to grow his own produce locally it is a close all the idea was that the restaurant will be part of the ecosystem. but it can take advantage of the produce being grown around the restaurant. was also the restaurantsts will give back to the f. by supplying water with the compost. the digest state from biodegradable feed stock. there's a real relationship between the gardenn and the restaurants the value again mostly because he's then push. the restaurant will be called to possession the french word for a good omen set

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