the progression of the war accentuated the importance of petroleum. the u.s.ime, it was and mexico that supplied more than 80% of the world's petroleum, most out of california. but a fair amount along the veracruz coast in mexico. that is the spot i will focus on. to drill there, companies had to move mangroves, flatten sand dunes, and drain swamps along the coast. they would dig these deep pits to hold the petroleum once it was pumped out, and it disturb the soil that mimics the way it was on the western front. the petroleum was contained at high levels with hydrogen sulfide at high temperatures. it was common for these blazes and explosions to happen that would devastate land, some of which have not recovered. in great britain, there is concern on foreign oil, u.s. oil, and it was driving british ambitions in mesopotamia. one of the reasons we saw british troops in the deserts, in provinces of the ottoman empire, and sound familiar today, was because the prudish -- british wanted to control the newly discovered oil fields in that region. coal, oil,

the petroleum was contained at high levels with hydrogen sulfide at high temperatures. it was common for these blazes and explosions to happen that would devastate land, some of which have not recovered. in great britain, there is concern on foreign oil, u.s. oil, and it was driving british ambitions in mesopotamia. one of the reasons we saw british troops in the deserts, in provinces of the ottoman empire, and sound familiar today, was because the prudish -- british wanted to control the newly discovered oil fields in that region. coal, oil, but the crucial energy resource was food. food scarcity was a defining feature of the war. countries blockaded by the british and french navies, germany, austria, hungary, faced alarming energy deficits that required authoritarian regulations. from an environmental standpoint, is not at all surprising that germany lost, what is shocking is it 1.7 million soldiers on multiple fronts for over four years as long as it did. germany's defeat revealed the ecological constraints of waging war. germans imported 25% of food, that included e

so the progression of the war however, accentuated the importance of petroleum. at the time it was the united states and mexico, who provided more than 80% of the world's petroleum. most of that is coming out of california, but a fair amount of it is coming out along the veracruz coast in mexico. that is the spot i will focus on. to drill for crude their, companies had to remove mangrove's, and they drained swamps all along the coast. they would dig these deep pits to hold the petroleum, once it was pumped out and it disturb the soil in ways that mimicked, what we saw with shelling on the western front. the petroleum that is coming out of the ground here, veracruz was particular, it contained high levels of hydrogen sulfide and has exceedingly high temperatures and it was common for these explosions to happen, and devastate lens. some of which still have not quite recovered. in great britain, there is a great deal of concern on foreign oil u.s. oil. it was driving the british ambitions invest patina and that's one of the reasons we saw british troops there in the

they would dig these deep pits to hold the petroleum, once it was pumped out. and it disturbed the soil in ways that mimicked what we saw with schilling on the western front. the petroleum that is coming out of the ground here in veracruz was particular and it contained high levels of hydrogen sulfide's that had exceedingly high temperatures. it was pretty common for these blazes and explosions to happen that would devastate lands, some of which still have not quite recovered. >> in great britain, there is a great deal of concern on foreign oil. u.s. oil. and it was driving then british ambitions in mesopotamia. one of the reasons we saw british troops there in the desert, particularly in mosul and baghdad and basra, which were providence of the ottoman empire and probably some pretty familiar to us today, was because the british wanted to control the newly discovered oil fields in that region. >> coal, oil. but the crucial energy resource was food. food, scarcity, was a defining feature of the war. countries blockaded by the british and the french navies, germ

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so all these chemical compounds are out made out of petroleum petroleum is of course will fuel very sticky and it is by our cumulated because it's the 4th compound which last long. this is why it gives the society the livers and think it means and cancer because it gives of the disease that are the destruction of communication the new cancer of the 1st reason you have cancer is because your south cannot communicate each other anymore with the the rest of the body. and call mono diseases it's the same problem never was diseases like blocking someone's lying or or even depression it's the same problem also immune disease or all other malformations in the babies it's also the same problem the cell cannot communicate but this happens on the long term so that means several years several dozens of yours so you cannot see because you drink a glass of wine with pesticides or a piece of bread with base the side you cannot see this effect immediately many of us your born and to modern agriculture have understood that it's easy to scare people it's easy to to use fear as a strong emotional. driver fo

withdrew began we imposing sanctions you once were added in october when they targeted iran's petroleum industry petroleum ministry rather as well as the national oil and tanker companies a few weeks earlier the us blacklisted 18 major every any and banks and the foreign companies that do business with them it's all part of u.s. president don't trump so called maximum pressure campaign to squeeze the iranian economy let's get more now from dorset jabari who joins us live from tehran dose of the iranian economy is under pressure is there any hope that when joe biden takes office it could breathe new life into the jason way. well there certainly is if one is to listen to the president hassan rouhani who's been speaking at his weekly cabinet meeting here in teheran earlier this morning the president reiterated iran's position that they are one of the only remaining parties to the nuclear agreement that have complied by what they signed and that the next u.s. administration coming in knows what to do that the path for them is open meaning that there is an opportunity for president biden to

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and the idea that petroleum drilling even in amazon or in these parts is worse than wood fuel is also wrong. wood fuel is massively worse for the natural environment and getting oil out of the ground so i think in making that moderate case, that's what i'm arguing. i'm arguing there is a way to balance and conservation but we need to have some appreciation of the importance of moving up the energy ladder of the importance of growing more food unless plants andculture . >> i did a lot of reporting on cooking fuel couple of years ago and there the issue was antipathy in a lot of european corners.we were developing natural gas, a side product of natural gas production and there's levels of hypocrisy here. as an oil for development program to help countries in botswana been developed and anywhere else practically and so they won't spend money to help bring lpg's to communities that are suffering worse. and so i'm with you on these levels of hypocrisy and doublespeak and clashing agendas. it grounds us in different dimensions. i want to talk quickly about population and growth. so 10 years

rescue teams clear the rubble in the dark of night that moment seems a lifetime ago for the people of petroleum. spring in delhi bordeaux red cherries a journalist in zagreb but tell us how all recovery efforts going on. hello well the recovery of hers went on through the night and there are no reports of any more casualties 7 people have been killed. we don't have the count of the injured yet. there has been an outpour of help as you said in the report. from people all over creation with thousands of people bringing food and blankets and so on and it's all being gathered by the right cross and sent to put 3 new the army has put up tents and shelters for the people who lost their homes and that is basically everyone in the region of between you know glee not see stuck in some want there are thousands of people who are now without shelter. zagreb was hit by another smaller tremor this morning there are any reports of further damage there have been actually 3 tremors since 615 which woke me up to this morning that was 4.8 and 2 smaller ones after that. zagreb is was it is i think fine because we

the united states and mexico who supplied more than 80% of the world's petroleum. most of that coming out of california, but a fair amount is coming out along the veracruz coast in new mexico. that's the spot i'll focus on. to drill for crude there food surprising that germany lost. what is shocking is that it sustained over 1.7 million soldiers on multiple fronts for over four years. with that british blockade and poor domestic harvested that followed german agriculture production plummeted. so there is this massive attempt to mobilize food. here we see this is a german placard, and what it says is "hold out"s a potato with a strange human face as i see it. what it says, though we are threatened by our enemies, though we are surrounded and threatened with hunger, we germans will hold out. we will mobilize the last potato. desperate to increase agricultural production, germans plowed up churchyards, they plowed up school grounds. they plowed up forest glades. they even plowed up soccer fields. which was telling. german soccer clubs went crazy about that. no, no. no

shaken central croatia a day after a powerful quake killed at least 7 in and around the town of petroleum south of the capital's are bred rescue workers have been scouring the wreckage looking for survivors she's days quake was the strongest to hit the bridge in decades. the chinese court has sentenced 10 hong kong activists to up to 3 years in prison on charges of illegally crossing the border the group were arrested by the chinese coast guard in august allegedly on route to the democratic on into taiwan 2 miners who were also detained a big return to hong kong. and china have struck a deal on a comprehensive investment agreement it comes after 7 years of talks the accord is being held by the news a major win for automakers and other european companies seeking to do business with china but critics have accused the europe of ignoring human rights concerns and risking a rift with washington the deal still has to be finalized and ratified a process that could take several months. argentina's senate has voted to legalize abortion in a landmark bill that could have repercussions across latin

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all the americans and europeans who live there and the idea that petroleum drilling is worse than wood fuel it is just massively worse for the natural environment so to make that case i'm arguing there is a way to balance conservation but we do need to have some appreciation for the importance to move up the energy letter to grow more food with agriculture. >> i did a lot of reporting couple years ago and the issue was his antipathy to develop natural gas propane. there is the hypocrisy of that is unbelievable that has an oil development fund so they won't spend money to have the lpg. but with that level of accuracy and doublespeak was around us in many different dimensions. >> talk about population, ten years ago i wrote the piece in my daughter's blog at the time and jesse noted but i call it up population cluster bomb meaning those rates are devastating and in some places environmental and i looked at those numbers with a population of 750 million people so is easy to say at a global scale and there was a report on depopulation that says we will have a reasonable population but that

of its earnings cycle and finally, you always want to have some story stocks i look at marathon petroleum, talked about it for a little while. they're going to close the sale of their gas station line, the speedway gas stations in the first quarter. it's going to give them $21 billion of cash versus a $25 billion mark cap you know, can you do a lot with that cash to recapitalize the company. and finally viacom this may be wishing forever on a star but i do think at some point there will be more consolidation and content and delivery of content and viacom looks like an attractive takeover in that space >> they do also have "star trek," if you're a space nerd like i am, joe >> love "star trek." love "star trek" i've been watching the original series with my son it's like going back 40 years. i love it. >> joe, i want to get your reaction to that not the "star trek" part, unless you want to. >> no, i'm going to pass on "star trek," but general motors and boeing, i think these are two companies that, yes, you do want to give consideration towards in 2020. i think everyone needs to also factor

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. >> i voted exxon mobil i don't own it because i own mayor than petroleum let me fill out -- i may switch from marathon petroleum once it goes through what it's going to go through with this sale, i might switch to exxon mobil and there's two very big reasons they took a $20 billion write-off a month ago, 20 billion, and the stock went up i don't care what think about fossil fuels or any stocks when a stock writes off $20 billion and goes up, that's a stock that's going higher. it doesn't matter why, that's just historical patterns the second thing is take a look at crude oil we're in the 40s and it's staying here and opec is showing enough discipline to keep it there. you get that on top of the reopening and i think exxon meeb mobile, it's a bit of a sleerpe, people are going to hold their nose but i get what i need out of it. >> we'll see what the dollar does, too. the other idea i want to tackle with all of you is sort of this outlook of what next year is truly going to be for our viewers' money you know, brad gerstner was on our program last week, the founder of altimeter and he's bee

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, saw that defied the contents of the back it's a shock absorbing material that can compete with petroleum based materials in many ways. that was our main motivation. there are so many products, materials that end up in the trash can, such as e.p.a.'s foam expanded polystyrene. that's the material that we're replacing in this helmet makes up 30 percent of plastic waste in landfills worldwide. that's a lot of first test said shown that the helmet can even outperform conventional ones in safety terms. the team still needs to come up with a sustainable outer shell and to ensure that the product is long lasting. once they've sought those problems, they want to go into business. almost one in 4 cyclists in germany wear a helmet that time schmidt, another by a technologist at the technical university of berlin, discovered the novel uses for fun, be cheering a citizen science project that he led these fascinating organisms on the, the animal plant. they come in many shapes and sizes. they love rainy days like this one. and they have lived on this planet for millions of years. a fungus may well be

three weeks ago, they fired a missile which struck a petroleum plant, damaging a fuel storage tank.he rebels have been escalating or cross-border strikes to piled the pressure on the kingdom. >> this seems to be another one of these attacks against a target which is vital for saudi arabia as the greatest exporter of oil in the world. the waters of the red sea are important for oil and the delivery of millions of barrels of oil every day. if you make this unsafe, that will have an impact on saudi arabia's security and that is a high target and that increases the urgency for saudi arabia to do something. >> the distance between yemen's shores and the port makes it difficult but not impossible for the rebels to send two small boats filled with explosives more than 600 kilometers to launch such an attack. it could have been carried out by domestic operators who often don't claim responsibility for several days. so far, no group has said it was behind the blast, which saudi arabia described as a terrorist attack. there have been several violent incidents in the country this year. last mo

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if people truly understand what the petrochemical industry does, what petroleum does for them, day to on every single day, it would just absolutely blow up some of the misconceptions. simply take a look around. if you're sitting in your living room and you're comfortable where you are, what are you wearing? are you wearing just wool and cotton? are you wearing polyesters and nylons and rayon? the oil and gas industry and the petrochemical industry create so many benefits, and all of these things that impact quality of life are things that people are taking for granted. man 2: they are essentially putting their heads in the sand and saying, "we're gonna drill, baby, drill until we can't drill no more, either by an act of god or because an act of government, and i think that's irresponsible. man 1: thquality ofife in the united states of america, the state of california, the globe is going to be the marriage and the efficient use of all of our available technologies, but if we learn and we're open with each other as different industries, then we can benefit across the board. and that is

'd and despite the initial excitement it led to mixed results it is however according to modern petroleum will be hurting your bottom line a little bit and you have to sacrifice some financial returns. vestments remove entire sectors like energy into bacco from investors portfolios when a portfolio is less diversified its risk goes up. 5 the 1st of such funds for example has historically underperformed the market but the big money is now betting that this will change. 2020 letter to c.e.o.'s larry fink the chairman of blackrock the world's largest front manager came right out and said climate risk is investment risk. i don't think there is a choice between plan and profit. this in the extreme metrics that you're scoring companies on you look at anything or is this really any s.g. thing or is this just good business are you producing are you wasting resources or wasting resources back to the bottom line or that. bring it straight back into big business. screening companies for e.s.d. criteria has proven an effective way to anticipate and avoid scandals capable of wiping out share prices th

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tightened the sanctions that cover sales of iran's petroleum oil exports account for a substantial portion of the country's income tankas sat idle of. iran's largest commercial ports oil exports soon hit record lows and that hurt the country's economy even more. in may 2019 several foreign tankers were attacked in the gulf of amman the us suspected iran was behind these incidents but tehran denied any responsibility. iran also seized a british tanker in the strait of hormuz and in june shot down a u.s. surveillance drone that provoked an immediate response from the white house. you know. from past been saying things like that for years he's a megalomaniac but all he can do is make threats to get even for the one i'm on says if iran does this or that we will react what did he do when we shot down that american drone huli he did nothing but post a few tweets. iran shifts from what it calls maximum patience to maximum resistance and it's their way of saying that look we're not going to just sit as this economic pressure mounts and we also haven't seen the. europeans and the the other members

tightened the sanctions that cover sales of iran's petroleum oil exports account for a substantial portion of the country's income tankas sat idle of. iran's largest commercial ports oil exports soon hit record lows and that hurt the country's economy even more. in may 2019 several foreign tankers were attacked in the gulf of amman the us suspected iran was behind these incidents but tehran denied any responsibility. iran also seized a british tanker in the strait of hormuz and in june shot down a u.s. surveillance drone that provoked an immediate response from the white house. you know. from has been saying things like that for years he's a megalomaniac but all he can do is make threats like get even for the one along says if iran does this or that we will react what did he do when we shot down that american drone huli he did nothing but post a few tweets create. iran shifts from what it calls maximum patience to maximum resistance and it's their way of saying that look we're not going to just sit as this economic pressure mounts and we also haven't seen the. europeans and the amount of t

trade marketplace for emissions its auto emissions standards are the strictest in the country and petroleum powered vehicles will be completely phased out by 2035 when solara and other renewable energy resources are being ramped. dubb by law california is set to produce 100 percent of its electricity from renewables by 2045 there are very few places in the world that have done as much to build renewable energy to put in place energy conservation efforts and probably most importantly now to lead us quickly we're a world without a drill combustion engine but big questions remain including public acceptance question is are they going to canada enough fast enough are they going to be willing to accept the changes that are going to be necessary in order to stabilize the climate system a state imperiled by a warming climate summoning the will to fight back rob reynolds al-jazeera los angeles the brazilian city of nets roy is buying more than a 1000000 doses of the chinese corona vaca vaccine from the state of south palo as pressure builds on the hospital system there and across the country 180000

again you petroleum 1st eugénie your peccerelli knew nothing about hitler even wrote to his colleaguethe vatican ambassador in vienna he asked him for information about the hitler youth and he looked a certain hitler if he also never met hitter in person back then he did not see hitler as a great danger no. i still think if asked. in january 933 hitler became german chancellor. just one month later after the burning of that ice target the persecution of german jews began. in april a jewish woman named edith stein wrote a letter to the pope that historians found in the vatican archives years ago. it is time i needed stein a jewish woman with an advanced philosophical education turned to the pope with an urgent request made an opening in the bitter. she asked him to speak out publicly and loudly against the persecution of the jews and therefore we should keep in mind that edith stein was jewish and she had converted to catholicism is from contradicts this myth we now know from by chelas notes that this letter from edith stein was actually presented to the pope these will be if they get

more than $2000000000.00 for a year's worth of all supplies contracts as we see in iraq so will petroleum agency and china's oil company iraq has been hit particularly hard spined the drop in oil prices the government's been struggling to pay salaries and the economy is set to contract 12 percent this year will china's pre-payment contract is among the largest in recent history it adds to beijing's large scale loans and strategic investments in latin america and africa boreas a political analyst based in baghdad he says the deal appears to be a short term fix to help cover government salaries. in iraq we have about 10000000 iraqis get it public salaries either as public servants or retired people and we have the largest percentage of public servants. compared to the number of population so the monthly payment for salaries constitute about $5000000000.00 so the amount they're getting from this bailout which is about $2.00 to $3000000000.00 u.s. dollars is a drop in the sea in fact i don't know if it can cover or helped really the government to fulfill its obligations to pay the salaries of

the rebels from across the border in yemen just 3 weeks ago the who fired a missile which struck a petroleum plant in jeddah damaging a fuel storage tank the who things have been escalating the cross border strikes to pile the pressure on the kingdom this one is just seems to be just another one of these attacks against you know a targets which are very vital for saudi arabia you know as the greatest exporter of oil in the world you know the bubble among them straight in the waters of the red sea are absolutely crucially important for the oil price and the livery of millions of barrels of oil every every day so if you make this unsafe that will have an impact on saudi arabia security and that is a very very high target and that increases the urgency for saudi arabia to do something about this yemen conflict. the distance between yemen's shores and the port of jeddah makes it difficult but not impossible for the huth east to st to small boats filled with explosives more than 600 kilometers to launch such an attack it could also have been carried out by domestic operators who often don't claim

withdrew began reimpose and sanctions new ones were added in october which targeted iran's petroleum industry as well as the national oil and tanker companies a few weeks earlier the us blacklisted 18 major iranian banks and the foreign companies that do business with them as part of u.s. president donald trump's so-called maximum pressure campaign to squeeze the a rainy and economy well let's head live to tehran we can join door search and doors of the iranian economy is under sustained pressure is there any hope that when president biden takes office this could breathe new life into the j.c. peel way. well there certainly is if you ask the iranian president hassan rouhani has said. over the past few weeks since the election the united states that they expect president elect joe biden to return to the 2015 nuclear agreement he himself at present president like biden had said that he would do so at the rein in government is relying on that they see this as a opportunity for things to go back to what they hoped would be the case and when president u.s. president donald trump came into