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we are committed to use only renewable energy so we don't want to emit c o 2 while capturing c o 2. the plant we have in iceland its efficiency is higher than 90 percent. which means that for one tom, we are capturing, we admit about 10 percent. so we're make about 100 kilo claim works 1st direct here capture plant went into operation in 2017 at the swiss site. the c u 2 was not stored in the ground, but uses fertilizer in nearby greenhouses. this closes the carbon cycle and prevents more carbon dioxide from entering the atmosphere. an impressive approach and it really works. but how much influence can it half on global warming? the plant on iceland can capture as much c, o 2 in a year as 250 citizens in the u. s. consume. similar projects such as storing c o 2 under the ocean floor has only had limited success, says a j gambit of impure college london. much older except technologies with carbon capture storage, which they suck the seo to out. the atmosphere is such that actually capture carbon dioxide from the combustion of fossil fuels and things like that. industrial manufacturin

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is it difficult for the i p c. c. and it's or says to get this information out there in the media at this time. i think our assessment, tim apiece is here. we are only so informative and an olive no, not policy, prescriptive. so our hope is that a the government will take the message to their people. the governments will check a action at all levels. so we hope that team, or for in every day planning decision making, the governments are going to consider these, this defending for my p, c. c. so the report says, no region inhabited by humans will be unaffected. up to 3600000000 people are now vulnerable. i mean, climate change this year will kill wound or displace people. i mean the anger anderson of the you in environmental program saying it's already upon us raining down blows on billions of people. yeah, that's, that's true. and say one thing to one key important thing to notice in the distribution of the impact is an event. so it all depends on how regions are moving peek to adapt. but i can, i can give the exact n

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c. c has warned that we have only 3 years to reverse the trend and greenhouse gas emissions. there are innovations, however, the technologies we have seen today are only a small part of the solution. the seo to vacuum cleaner won't help if we still burn oil and gas. what have you done to tackle climate change and which technologies do you find the most promising? tell us on youtube or i did. i'll be good out. come by and see you next time ah ah ah, into the conflict zone with sebastian. russian forces have begun the 2nd phase of the war and ukraine. but you gave me an official said they were come for them. they could hold off the offensive. as the war goes on, she believes the dangers arising. he's nina who show her great granddaughter of the former soviet leader nikita khrushchev conflicts on d. w. ah, iraq, last generation, the children of the islamic state, paris organization, now living as outcasts in camps and ruins by the 1000. they were for leave with brain loss. now they've been ostracized in traumatized the children and i asked in 30 minutes on d. w. we've got some h

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c. c report? it examines how humanity is entering on georgia territory in the climate crisis. joining me now from cape town to discuss that report is one of its alters. looks on vogue. go, thanks so much luck on for coming on. you know what we see here in your people are talking about babs, no immediate deliverable future on this continent. i know you specialize in africa, but that how rapidly closing is the window to secure a livable future as it says in the late as i p. c. c. assessment. i think to just give a big grant on the key findings for a recent report, this cumulative scientific evidence and he's an equal for call and coming changes, a threat to humanity and a human being. and so we have very limited and the rapidly closing window and how rapidly lose it to zoom into that. i would say the tend to it is now. so i can give you like the exact time, but we the time for the global it is now. now or never goes, this is an area where they have said they did not. they have said that before. i me

c. c. assessment report warning that we are approaching irreversible global climate catastrophe. we speak to one of its authors, all of them all coming up and today's going underground. but 1st, today, the international court of justice is holding initial hearings in a case brought by ukraine against russia, rover accusations of genocide, ukraine is looking to establish the russian claims that its neighbor has committed acts of genocide in the hands. can donetta go false and that therefore russia cannot legally claim to be intervening to vans will punish you. crane this is you. k p. m, boss johnson accuses russia of committing war crimes. joining me now from miami, florida is madame benjamin, the co founder of grassroots auntie warren geo code. think. thank you so much for coming back on. you know, you been campaigning against nature wars for decades. do you think vladimir putin is actually now united the world behind nato, nato, the organization that you've been so critical of for years

c. c has warned that we have only 3 years to reverse the trend and greenhouse gas emissions. there are innovations, however, the technologies we have seen today are only a small part of the solution. the c o 2 vacuum cleaner won't help if we still burn oil and gas. what have you done to tech climate change and which technologies do you find the most promising? tell us on youtube already w dot. come by and see you next time. ah, ah, the 77 percent. this time, it's all about sports, both noon and traditional plus an exclusive interview with marathon superstar b. keep today. what are these values that you see universally important indicative character the go to the next to might find yourself to fun with consistency, be 7 percent on d, w here comes the 1st and truly electric mercedes. the key west is supposed to take the legendary as classes into the future. motorsport expert and by shelley did not good and wants to know. oh, is the new e mercedes a pioneer for me even the best electric car in the world read. in 60 minutes long d w. d w's crime fighters are back with africa. mos

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c. c in africa? are there any vested interests against the i p c. c? and what this report says about what needs to be done, i can say the enemies, but i couldn't speak off opportunities that are coming up or from this report. as it says, there's so many opportunities in our, the next us between an edge development, a war to issues and major issues. so i think to africa, this report is presenting another opportunity for many kid women sectors and t. s tech orders to come together to make sure that her people are acting im units so yeah, a speak more for opportunities that are presented. okay. you don't want to talk about you don't want to talk about the enemies but the i b c. c report, this latest one says forget any idea of mirrors in the sky, the deflect sunshine of machines to remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. those technological means are not going to save the human race. it is going to be, as you say. so socio economic restructuring and societal restructuring of how humans deal with each other. i can't dismiss that technology, but in every

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