, play, and splash in the water. >> a lot more relaxing not having to worry about the chaos of a dog park. >> reporter: but, this is not mcdonald's home. she lives with her dogs in a condo and is renting cindy prince his backyard through and out called sniff spot for $13 per hour. >> had most of this year ready for our kids that were under utilizing the space. >> reporter: david adams started to sniff spot four years ago, wanting to find more off leash places for his pup to play. >> dogs evolved, they were bred out in the open, and infields, and now they are living in apartments unleashes. >> reporter: sniff spot joins other apps that allow people to make extra cash off their property. on peer storage and neighbor you can rent out garage and storage space and on the swiftly up, homeowners get paid to let people use the pool. >> reporter: sniff spot has 13,000 hosts across the country and many have the potential to earn about $3000 each month. >> it's not a job, you're not doing work, you are letting people use your yard. >> reporter: sniff spot is an easy side hustle. >> i'm an easy -- i'

to splash in the water. >> it's just a little relaxing not to have to worry about the chaos of a dog park. >> but this is not mcdonald's home. she lives with her dogs in the condo and i■s enting cindy's backyard through an app for $13 an hour. >> we had all of this already for our kid who were really under utilizing the space. >> reporter: donald started the app a year ago. >> dogs were bred and raised in fields and now they're living in condos on leashes. >> reporter: on peer storage and maybe you can rent out storage space in the garage and on the swiftly app, homeowners get paid to let people use the pool. >> sniff spot has more than 13,000 hosts across the country. and many of them have the potential to earn about $3,000 a month. >> it's not a job. you're not doing work. you're letting people use your yard. >> sniff spot is an easy side hustle. >> i'm a stay at home mom so this is a way for me to kind of make some extra money for our family. >> for customers like mcdonald, the private and secure space has been a game changer. her dog's go home happy, a little dirty, and wiped out. >>

and i had a rule, no politics at the dog park, so somebody says, what you think it's going to have beenelection, oh, sorry, i don't do that here. we just talk about her dogs. and to your point, it is a great unifier, and a good way to start a conversation and a conversation or something that you can always find a safe space with your dogs. >> greg: very good, tucker, are any of your dogs political? >> tucker: no, and that's why i like them. the beauty of dogs as they have no memory, none, and they hold no grudges, and everything is always thrilling. everything is the first time. my dogs, the oldest is 16, the youngest is a year and a half, they have eaten dog food everything will day. >> greg: you mean your dogs. >> tucker: my dogs, and they are thrilled when you give them dog food. not one time is it like dog food? they are like dog food! are you serious? dog food! that's my oldest, that's my youngest, all spaniels, my hunting dog. i admire my dogs. they have really beautiful so souls. >> greg: your dog is 16? >> tucker: our oldest make is 16. >> greg: that's really old for a dog. >> d

some are doing it by transforming their back yards into dog parks. >> reporter: stewart mcdonald loves to see her dogs run free in their own private space. >> my dog is really dog reactive. he can't really be around other dogs. >> reporter: there is plenty room here to sniff, play, splash in the water. >> it is relaxing without we areying about chaos of a dog park. >> reporter: this is not her home. she lives in a condo and is renting a backyard through an app called sniff spot for $13 an hour. >> we had most of this already for our kids who were really under utilizing the space. >> reporter: david adams started sniff spot four years ago wanting to find more off leash places for his pup to play. >> dogs evolve, were bred in the open in fields and now they're in apartments on and on leashes. >> reporter: sniff spot joins apps that allow people to make extra cash off their property. you can rent storage space in a garage and another aplets users get paid for others using their pool. many have potential to earn $3,000 a month. >> it's not a job. you are not doing work. you are letting oth

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jerry garcia, carl, or bagels worth, or ducky noodle the doodle. >> can you imagine being at the dog park with that name? [ laughter ] >> how fun would that be? >> in the bay area, i've noticed many people with pets named after the giants. you get a lot of buster . my dog is named hunter after hunter pence. >> i named mind after dave . i have another one named jennifer, because it is cute. the mag i won a topper, and i don't know why i named him that, it just came to me one day. >> we have katerina and leo. >> she is italian, in case you are wondering. >>> netflix is launching the that 90 show. they release this first look. check it out. >> hello grandpa, hello grandma. okay kids, the basement is all yours. is the mack lights on, shirts on, no dancing. >> no dancing? you are like the guy from footloose . >> the basement is back. it is about 15 years later. there is a new generation of teens. the new show was created by the original creators , and their daughter, lindsay. the show premieres in january. that will be great. >> that is rough. when i read that, i was like oh no, that is not ha

dogs live in the park. special dogs are safe for children.te alena mironova has been learning to train dogs for more than 6 years. this hobby is planned to be turned into a job, so all the free time is spent in training in the park by simulators. they built it very cool here, because you can also work out with them, and run there on the boom, for example, in the ladder. there was a place for a biostation where children grow plants. there is also a mini zoo with birds and rabbits. previously , residents of the filevsky park district mainly rested here after a large-scale renovation of the territory there were more guests. now families from all over the western district specially come here for a walk alexander sanzhiev pavel glazunov alexey aksyonov and oleg dobbin. smokes park area will expand even more. today , a project for the improvement of the neumnikovskaya floodplain was approved across the moscow river from the floodplain, two bridges will stretch one towards krylatskoye and the other towards filevsky park. they will also equip the emb

park car free. how have residents responds. >> the san francisco residents responds positive. families. bicyclists, joggers, people with dogs and people from every corner of san francisco have discovered that jfk promenade is a treasure. it enhances the parks so much. imagine a beautiful day in the park and weather on foot or on bike you are strolling down jfk, you pass sixth avenue and head to the music concourse for a concert or the museum; it is joyous and made golden gate park sproord. i have been hering about disk golf and pickle ball. can you tell us about and where people can practice and play. >> i knew you were going. pickle ball the fastest growing sports. you know across between 10 and is ping pong and may be with a whiffle ball. ping pong on a life sized course it is easy to learn about skill based people who are good are irrelevant good and it is easy to play. it is fun and accessible. we are trying to accommodate sport. we have over 55 courts around san francisco. 11 dedicated just for pickle balt others per pickle ball and tennis. we have 5 or 10 space you can play pickle ball indoors and keeping up with the

we will be probably bringing some of those items as early as the december board meeting for the dog park. >> right. and so if you need the itc meeting to discuss some of this, i would use that time for the committee to do that if that's necessary. yes, it is something that we need to attend to so thank you. i look forward to seeing that in december or as soon as possible. okay. is there any other comments from the board? hearing none, what about from the public? >> there is no public comment. >> okay. so, next item, please. >> item 10, adjourn. >> thank you so much all of you for being on this meeting and i hope all of you are well, that you have a great thanksgiving and we will see you soon in december. alright, thank you all. >> thank you everyone. >> thank you, directors. [meeting adjourned] >> my name is sylvia and i'm the owner of the mexican bistro. we have been in business for 18 years and we first opened on garry street in san francisco, and now we are located in a beautiful historic building. and we are part of the historical building founded in 1776. at the same time as the mis

this is one of the few dog parks in the neighborhood.ment have meetings here or have their lunch here. it's an open space for anybody. >> across the street, city funding helps to pay for monitors to watch children play in playgrounds they wouldn't have gone near a year ago. >> this is another one of your successes? >> absolutely. this was renovated right before shelter-in-place began. it's active until 8:00 with children and families. we have hundreds of visitors to the parks nearby residents coming in and accessing the parks. >> this was ground zero for a lot of the drug dealing and a lot of the tents right here. this was it. >> absolutely. >> can we report that this is the way that it is seven days a week now? >> yes. >> it comes from a program safe passage. the program helps both kids and adults cross the streets and it adds eyes to the streets here. the tenderloin has been home to some of the most dangerous streets for pedestrians in the city. >> it's an incredible operation. we are focused on training, training ourselves to be safe

it is one of the few dog parks in the neighborhood.ve meetings here or have their lunch here. it is in open space for anybody. >> across the street, city funding helps to pay for monitors to watch children play in playgrounds they would not have gone year -- gone near a year ago. this is w another one of your successes. >> absolutely. this is renovated right before shelter-in-place began to it is active until 8:00 p.m. with children and families. we have hundreds of visitors to the park's nearby residents accessing the parks every day. >> this was ground zero for a lot of the drug dealing and a lot of the tents right here. this was it. >> this was it. >> can we honestly report this is the way it is seven days a week now? >> yes. >> part of the plan to keep it that way comes from a program called safe p passage. the tenderloin has been home to some of the most dangerous streets for pedestrians in the city. >>>> it is an incredible operation. we are focused on training ourselves to be safe when we are looking after each other safety. and

at night, i let the dogs go in the park.human from the night time of his life, but now he doesn’t e go out, and so i understand the life of olga pink before and after shared the death of her favorite, that seven-month-old spaniel. during a walk, he ate a poisoned sausage, which was scattered in the park by dog ​​hunters. and you have us remained collar, because until. well, i don’t want this memory, well, it hurts to look at him along with other dog breeders in a residential area near moscow and butovo park olga intends to find and punish the flayers at all costs, but to do this, as a rule, is very difficult poisoned to act extremely carefully. and the hive is almost never left. so this time, all twenty grief-stricken dog owners turned to law enforcement agencies, but they refused to initiate a criminal case, because they did not find the elements of the current crime writes that there is data pointing to the absence of a crime event, ie 20 deaths. so it's generally not a crime to somehow get poisoned. apparently, it just so

this is one of the few dog parks.d have meetings here or have their lunch here. it is an open space for anybody. >> across the street, city funding helps to pay for monitors to watch children play in playgrounds they would not have gone it near a year ago. this is another one of your successes. >> absolutely. this was renovated right before shelter-in-place began. and it is active until 8 p.m. with children and families. we have hundreds of visitors. to the parks nearby residents coming in and accessing the parks every day. >> this was ground zero for a lot of the drug dealing and a lot of the tents right here. this was it. now, can we honestly report that this is the way it is seven days a week now? >> yes. >> part of the plan to keep it that way comes from a program called safe passage. it helps kids and adults across the streets and also adds eyes to the streets here. the tenderloin has been home to some of the most dangerous streets for pedestrians in the city. >> it is an incredible operation. we are focused on t

. >> it's a lot more relaxing not having to worry about the chaos of a dog park. >> reporter: but thiser dogs in a condo and is renting cindy prince's backyard through an app called sniff spot for $13 an hour. >> we had this already for our kids who were really underutilizing the space. >> reporter: david adams started sniff spot four years ago, wanting to find more offleash places for his pup to play. >> dogs evolved. they were bred out in the open and in fields. now they're living in apartments and on leashes. >> reporter: sniff spa joins other apps that allow people to make extra cash off their property. on peer storage and neighbor, you can rent out storage space in a garage. and on swimply, you can pay to use the pole. sniff spa has more than 13,000 hosts and many have the potential to earn about $3,000 a month. for customers like mcdonald, the private and secure space has been a game changer. her dogs go home happy, a little expece owners that'smend r coud giving their four-legged friends a new leash on life. >> good girl! >> reporter: nichelle medina, cbs news, san diego. >> and

bradbury and the thunder rang, the main thing is not to step on a butterfly from that and dogs are not allowed into the park of the dogs themselves and the indigenous inhabitants of the park, and there are enough of them here. hare, fox, roe deer wild boars, bears live here, as in a song. here sometimes a wolf, an angry wolf, ran beautifully, but they all try prudently to keep homosa apensov away from us, and therefore the paths of the people of the forest inhabitants do not intersect. i want to finish one more quote of my beloved petrov, there is no disappointment , it can be more interesting or less interesting, i am convinced that a person is dissatisfied with some place. i just didn't see anything there . well, what can you tell the truth, that's why i wish both myself and you to know how to knead disappointed and fascinated. in the meantime, your

for zero thunder, the main thing is not to step on a butterfly, which is why dogs are not allowed into the park. yes, for the sake of the safety of the dogs themselves and the indigenous inhabitants of the park, and there are enough of them here: hares, foxes, roe deer , wild boars, bears live here, as in a song. here sometimes a wolf, an angry wolf, ran beautifully, but they all try prudently to keep homo sabenians away from us, and therefore the paths of forest dwellers do not intersect another quote from petrov, whom i love, there is no disappointment, it is more interesting or less interesting, i convinced that a person is dissatisfied with some place. i just didn't see anything there. well , what can you tell the truth, that's why i wish for myself and for you to knead to be able not to be disappointed, but to be fascinated, but for now. only your enchanted wanderer d to hello on channel one news release in the maxim sharafutdinov studio and briefly about the main thing from the previous life with blows to destroy the positions of the militants jewelry calculation of hitting right on targe

they've going through a process calling it the sports and dog park and they have to fundraise for the operations. we attended a fundraiser and just spoke to ocii efforts in trying to construct the park and working with transbay joint power authority and caltrans to get it done. that was good. they are fundraidsing for the operation because they will be the future operator. thank ben for the efforts on that. that was last week. also, tomorrow there will be a graduation for city build academy. 55 fillmore at the office of electrical union of local 6 at 5:30. that is of interest to us of because of the construction workforce hiring we do with our projects. november 5 and 6 art span will have open studios at the gray hound building in the transbay terminal area and thank aaron fox and jasmine quo and agency who let us know about these events. secondly, i wanted to talk about the ocii website. we have been working for a couple different years since 2018 i believe to revamp the website to make it more user frndly to have more interactive to put additional detail up there and refine the outd

dogs. i used to walk in the park at night, i put the dogs down in the park.thought that this non-human, he can start from the night time of his life , but now he does not go out, and as i understand it, but of course, first of all, the townspeople are worried about their loved ones, children go out into the street now only accompanied by adult children. it didn't happen in the evening. here the silence began to be released, apparently, yes, yes, yes gulnara abibulaeva in the past therefore, now a lawyer, then introduced the case of malyshev and believes that he is unlikely to have reformed and 15 years ago, during interrogation, the cannibal did not consider his sick addiction to be something of a criminal person, then, of course, ask him questions. how, what, what prompted him, why, how, and, well, he really said such a phrase that a person should do everything in try life. he also referred to the fact that cannibals in africa eat human, why do n’t you try it, and on these frames of archival filming of an interview with a former cohabitant. malyshev for six

park car free. how have residents responds. >> the san francisco residents responds positive. families. bicyclists, joggers, people with dogs and people from every corner of san francisco have discovered that jfk promenade is a treasure. it enhances the parks so much. imagine a beautiful day in the park and weather on foot or on bike you are strolling down jfk, you pass sixth avenue and head to the music concourse for a concert or the museum; it is joyous and made golden gate park sproord. i have been hering about disk golf and pickle ball. can you tell us about and where people can practice and play. >> i knew you were going. pickle ball the fastest growing sports. you know across between 10 and is ping pong and may be with a whiffle ball. ping pong on a life sized course it is easy to learn about skill based people who are good are irrelevant good and it is easy to play. it is fun and accessible. we are trying to accommodate sport. we have over 55 courts around san francisco. 11 dedicated just for pickle balt others per pickle ball and tennis. we have 5 or 10 space you can play pickle ball indoors and keeping up with the

we are the east cut cbd step in the to steel this park on the right, east cut sports and dog park. under ramp park. be realized. the park in planning since 2011, we have 90% of funning and know there is i dealt sit on the operating side. we gotta deal with ocii and tgpa to raise 5 million dollars and the cbd to maintain and prit it. finalee in a city known for neighborhoods we're trying to help this neighboring be part of that fabric. we have taken over the former temporary terminal and doing programming there every week, every day. starting monday the very wellage 8 a.m. start. 11 a.m. the usa first game. please, come. we do communication with news letter, light pole banners and during covied mask events. east cut eats free differ to the neighborhood using volunteer the instruct dids not have to pay fees. we launched east cut seats seating out doors for the restaurants as well. our budget. i said going long the way the biggest slice of the point of view is for parks and cloning and safety make up the rest of the lyon lion share with small for communication, marketing and administra

recreation area with hammocks, huge skate and pumps in the park, dog playground.e we have a lot of dog breeders. well, we are waiting for the opening, skating rink. it will be very convenient for us, we are right from the entrance and on skating rink, all this is a zone of a single park yauza, the longest in europe, the territory has already been landscaped by 60%. this year we completed two sections in medvedkovo, last put in order. recreation area on dzhangarovskaya street in total. this is almost 100 hectares in an area of ​​three districts of the northeast. now it combines a comfortable beautiful and modern park. there are several routes. we have 5 of these, as well as such ordinary ones as recreational walking routes, historical routes, there are ecological and providential ones and, of course, or cycling sports trails. all this on the site of a huge wasteland, which for years. it's very cool along the yauza river and its tributaries. then from here you can practically drive directly to vdnkh, where i usually go and how long does it take you , well, no more t

took them to the dog park religiously every weekend. walks every day. that was her little escape during the day when she got bogged down. she'd harness the herd and take them for a walk. >> reporter: kim's workload seemed to grow heavier by the day. it started to get to her. >> it became increasingly difficult for her to be able to turn work off. it just seemed like everything revolved around work. >> reporter: she went to see a doctor for depression. >> and she decided to take in medication to help her get a little bit brighter outlook on things. >> reporter: did it work? >> absolutely. it was like turning a light switch on. i even told the doctor -- he's a good personal friend of mine. i said, thank you for giving me my wife back. >> reporter: his relief didn't last long. >> the cure became worse than the ailment. >> reporter: was it causing her to gain weight? is that one of the side effects? >> it does. that's one of the large warning signs is on it. weight gain, restless sleep, things like that. >> reporter: kim feared that stopping the medication

park car free. how have residents responds. >> the san francisco residents responds positive. families. bicyclists, joggers, people with dogs and people from every corner of san francisco have discovered that jfk promenade is a treasure. it enhances the parks so much. imagine a beautiful day in the park and weather on foot or on bike you are strolling down jfk, you pass sixth avenue and head to the music concourse for a concert or the museum; it is joyous and made golden gate park sproord. i have been hering about disk golf and pickle ball. can you tell us about and where people can practice and play. >> i knew you were going. pickle ball the fastest growing sports. you know across between 10 and is ping pong and may be with a whiffle ball. ping pong on a life sized course it is easy to learn about skill based people who are good are irrelevant good and it is easy to play. it is fun and accessible. we are trying to accommodate sport. we have over 55 courts around san francisco. 11 dedicated just for pickle balt others per pickle ball and tennis. we have 5 or 10 space you can play pickle ball indoors and keeping up with the

we will be probably bringing some of those items as early as the december board meeting for the dog parkand so if you need the itc meeting to discuss some of this, i would use that time for the committee to do that if that's necessary. yes, it is something that we need to attend to so thank you. i look forward to seeing that in december or as soon as possible. okay. is there any other comments from the board? hearing none, what about from the public? >> there is no public comment. >> okay. so, next item, please. >> item 10, adjourn. >> thank you so much all of you for being on this meeting and i hope all of you are well, that you have a great thanksgiving and we will see you soon in december. alright, thank you all. >> thank you everyone. >> thank you, directors. >> shop and dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges residents to do their business in the 49 square files of san

there is a lot more sunshine which means more walks around the park with the dogs, the kids, just to get fresh air. we definitely need it this time of year when it is so gloomy. >> a cure for the gloom, christmas decorations. we were talking about how people are san francisco's holiday season officially ngbe thstore in withst decorations and holiday deals. stop by sf ice rink for the special event like drag queens on ice and polar bear parties looking for the instagram able moment. also swing by holiday village set up at the cable car turn around. have you been yet? >> this is going to be my first time. >> it's a rite of passage. you have to do [ dramatic music ] >> brooke: i didn't sign them because i refuse to believe that this is happening. >> ridge: it isn't easy for me either. >> brooke: okay, well, then just take those papers and throw them in the fireplace or rip them to shreds. just do something. don't make me-- >> ridge: i thought this was the best way to handle it. >> brooke: really? you thought the best way to handle it was have carter come over and drop off the annulment

dog did not nom or way in any way. and one the charge will buy me more than evacuated way. the way that you see in most of the day they were taken by parking dogs who i read them all the time. it was put in regular taken away by the door that the key minister do n there. ron con, government have also received injuries and we're trying to find out more because of the jamming that is going on around the content. because those are the bone blogs. and that's why they do difficult to get to do that. and to talk to people who will witness to particular in hitting to miles or not. thank you very much indeed for bringing us up to date for viewers who are just joining us. im ron con, a former pakistani prime minister reported the been injured in the shooting attack on identifying the gunman or gun man. we don't know yet. who's responsible for this? as said to have opened fire on a vehicle carrying mr. can as it passed through, zillow bide, or i said, i mean con is a political analyst. he's in law whore, he's with us now. so thank you very much indeed for being with us. what kind of impact do you think this is going? this is going to have on the ten

so the younger dogs keepha the dogs in the park. yes.at is true. >> so you can truly love animals. you can even have four of them spend the night in your bed every night. , buyou also probably eat meat . there's nothing wrong with that. but the people in charge don'tne like that. not that they love animals, but they would still like you to eat insects in your tiny pod and be grateful for it.and because that's going to help cle with climate change somehow. obviously, we're never goingw. to do that. but we did thought think it might be worth seeing what it's like if we had to do so. >> at one point we tried out some cicada brownies out of pure curiosity. here's how it went. >> it's good to be here. yeah, the brood x kind ofat t sounds like the rival gang at the at the high school quad. s >> but this this is the groupouf of cicadas that show up ever cy seventeen years. i last time we saw them was two. thousand and four. they are notable for that loudud sound that they make often heard when we go to pressces th conferences throughout the was

streams or rivers and you don't need to spend hours searching around for an excitable dog that has gone off in the parkst feature has got to be the audio id tag which broadcasts the dog's id to anyone who presses the button. it's not very loud and it's quite muffled but who knows when it will come in handy? thank you, lucy and also thanks to our four—legged friends, ben, ollie and ladybaby for helping us out with that too. before we finish this week's show we're going to head to turkey and a place called midyat, in the east of the country not far from the syrian border. recently, loads of films and tv series have been shot there because it looks so stunning, but if you head underground, you will discover a whole different world. so we sent omar there to explore. welcome to midyat, a town in south—eastern turkey close to the border with syria. it's a place steeped in history and has been home to the many civilisations that passed through this area over the last 3,000 years. they've all left their mark up here on the surface, but also underground. during a restoration project to midyat�*s older buildings

they've going through a process calling it the sports and dog park and they have to fundraise for theperations. we attended a fundraiser and just spoke to ocii efforts in trying to construct the park and working with transbay joint power authority and caltrans to get it done. that was good. they are fundraidsing for the operation because they will be the future operator. thank ben for the efforts on that. that was last week. also, tomorrow there will be a graduation for city build academy. 55 fillmore at the office of electrical union of local 6 at 5:30. that is of interest to us of because of the construction workforce hiring we do with our projects. november 5 and 6 art span will have open studios at the gray hound building in the transbay terminal area and thank aaron fox and jasmine quo and agency who let us know about these events. secondly, i wanted to talk about the ocii website. we have been working for a couple different years since 2018 i believe to revamp the website to make it more user frndly to have more interactive to put additional detail up there and refine the outdat

people walking their dog or going to the skate park y. right >> okay. thank you. >> thank you. director hinze and i see you yekutiel want to follow up. director hinze raised the public comment we received that -- mentioned that wold ward is designated a living alley and children play there and concerns around speeders and children playing in the street. i have to imagine this was raised during your out reach process and you debate third degree and chose not to dot bulb outs the community is requesting on woodward. could you help us what is a living alley what does this money? why there would not already be traffic calming on that street if it it is designated as a living alley? >> yes. so the idea of a living alley i don't have a proper definition but it encompasses the elements you mentioned such as low speeds low volume and traffic calming and the general comforts of being able to share that space in the streets. i think a great example of that would be on the north side of debose the crossing with the skate park and the dog park. where we do have some light lands scaping and

we will be probably bringing some of those items as early as the december board meeting for the dog park. >> right. and so if you need the itc meeting to discuss some of this, i would use that time for the committee to do that if that's necessary. yes, it is something that we need to attend to so thank you. i look forward to seeing that in december or as soon as possible. okay. is there any other comments from the board? hearing none, what about from the public? >> there is no public comment. >> okay. so, next item, please. >> item 10, adjourn. >> thank you so much all of you for being on this meeting and i hope all of you are well, that you have a great thanksgiving and we will see you soon in december. alright, thank you all. >> thank you everyone. >> thank you, directors. [meeting adjourned] >> in august 2019 construction began on the new facility at 1995 evans avenue in bayview. it will house motorcycle police and department of forensic services division. both sfpd groups are in two buildings that need to be vacated. they will join the new $183 million facility in late 2021. >> eleme

you saw illustrations of dogs playing in fountains in parks and people on the beach that belittled the more point where i often think this question of whether climate change is human made. that is the last decade's discussion. it is almost a sign of false courage to still make a point of that. that is kind of done. where the denial sits now is the ignorance, were media plays a hugely important role. it is to really help the public understand the dramatic difference between global heating and warming by 1.5% versus 2 degrees or more. currently we are heading... the consequences are so radical, and that i don't see sufficiently covered. and there is also a lack of proportion missing. to me, climatejournalism looks like watching a football game with no goalposts. and the goalpost is the remaining carbon budget. this is how much more we can put into the atmosphere and this is how much time we have left. and against that, for instance, we could measure the entire business journalism. and there are news organisations that do that. just like these east — west conflict, climate change is one o

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