some of them sound too good to be true, like the c o 2 vacuum cleaner. ah! near iceland capital reykjavik, atlanta actively removed. c o. 2 from the ear has been operating since 2021. the technology behind it is cold direct here capture each collection tanks extract the carbon dioxide with high tech filters and fans. first, they use heat to separate the carbon dioxide than it is mixed with water and injected deep into the earth. the are the carbon cools and solidifies and no longer contributes to global warming. the plant is the largest of its kind and can capture and bind for 1000 tons of c o 2 per year. but it meets a lot of energy. iceland is night deal acacia because it has both hydro and u. thermal resources. renewable energy is abundant and cheaper. it's the only sensible way to run the plant. we are coming it to use only renewable energy. so we don't want to emit c o 2 while capturing caea to the plant. we have an ice length. its efficiency is higher than 90 percent. which means that for one come we are capturing. we omit about 10 percent. so we're mak

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, it's a since he is hired and 90 percent. which means that for one tom, we are capturing, we admit about 10 percent. so we make about 100 kilo plane works 1st direct here capture plant went into operation in 2017 at the swiss site. the c o 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 have only had limited success, says a j gambit of imperial college london. much older technologies with carbon capture storage, which they suck the seo to out the atmosphere. such fit actually capture aside from the combustion of fossil fuels and things like that. industrial manufacturing plants in poll, ga

but how much influence can at 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 have only had limited success, seth, a j gambit of impure college london. much older. so i'm ologies with common culture storage, which they so the seo to out the atmosphere is such but actually capture carbon dioxide from the combustion. fossil fuels and things like that, industrial manufacturing, glancing poll gas light stations. and that comes out from storage. technology has been a bit of a disappointment in terms of the rate which has been able to be pilots. it's demonstrated in standoff, industrial c o. 2 filtering plans can therefore only stop the rising global warming to a small extent. so let's take a look at a completely natural method photosynthesis. plants grow using only light water and carbon dioxide forests are especially effective at removing c o 2 from the air, according to german climate expert julia pon guts. from all the a metro so called nitro solutions.

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he focused on c o. 2 emissions from coal, gas, and oil. but methane produced by cattle is one of the biggest causes of global warming. it react faster than c o 2 and is considerably more harmful. miss ellis, 80 times more damage and c, o 2. and it's different. oxygen is the leading cause of deforestation. but if climate activists achieve the global meet industry of threatening the future existence of as all, it's already a matter of life and death in brazil for the indigenous people trying to protect what's left of the amazon rain forest. we've seen an explosion ah, in the numbers of kenny's of indigenous people and they sent ears, communities with deep ancestral ties to this extraordinary ecosystem of being pushed off their land to make way for cattle. there was no chill. think about the protection. does people that are in dangers because they are fighting for the flight that this she has carnival in rio de celebrations had an optimistic flavor. the election of president lula da silva has given fresh hope to indigenous people that some thi

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and therefore, it could dictate the terms of the event to the i o. c rather than the other way around. and they said, hey, we're not building any new stuff. we're going to use the roseville. we're gonna use the coliseum stadiums that were had that had been used 50 years earlier at the, at the last time the out with that los angeles had hosted the games. ah, they didn't build new dorm side any in any athlete. village they built the handed right over to you, c, l, a and u u. s. c. so they ended up having with the entire cost of the games was only about $1500000000.00 in today's dollars. that may seem a lot, but in, you know, in comparison just the stadium for the tokyo olympics that never got to code it. might you but just the stadium costs over $1500000000.00. so the entire, her $984.00 summer olympics cost less the host than just building the national stadium for the tokyo games. and when you can keep costs down like that, it's possible to make a profit. and in reality, los angeles actually did come away with a healthy profit in the hundreds of million

the higher c o 2 levels are leading to the greening of the earth. and so i don't, you know, do you think that's a bad thing? so, so more c o 2 and that was here's a good thing. yes, i think so. absolutely. imagine a world where you can't trust science. let me tell you about a group of men who tried to convince you, adjust that a group who wants to you to doubt climate change? ah, this is the story about how these men were promoted by the world's largest oil companies. ah, the story of a campaign, it impacted our world forever. this is a scientist for nasa. he's come to the american senate with a message to the world, which you here in a moment. while you hear it, try to guess what it's for. dr. hanson, if you started off, would appreciate it. ok, thank you for the opportunity to present the results of my research on the greenhouse effect. the global warming is now large enough that we can ascribe with a high degree of confidence, a cause and effect relationship to the greenhouse effect. ok, this is from 1988. that was when a phone look like this, the

modelers, mathematicians and the physicists were modeling climate change modeling the impacts of increased c o. 2 and the atmosphere that i know a very clear that they knew that c o 2 increase was changing the climate on the planet. on its website, exxon mobiles that his data on climate change was published in scientific journals . however, x on fails to mention, the ad says later put out calling the science unsettled. i mean, the, as a day they put out, i don't think anyone in their scientist, scientific division can support them as a scientist and see if it needs a truthful facts that we're putting out. but i think that statement they were making were clearly misleading, designed to, to, to mislead people. so while the oil industry publicly spread doubts internal documents show that its own scientists had warned of global warming. and this 1978 confidential report for exxon's management. a senior scientist says it's scientifically accepted that fossil fuels influence climate. he also writes that within 5 to 10 years, humanity may have to make tough decisions in this field. a few years later,

the boat was discovered by the german n g o c. watch. it's reported. the crew was told by the multi coast guard not to carry out a rescue. another humanitarian organizations. some of those on board need medical attention. there has been a sharp increase in the number of people attempting to cross to europe. well this was the call, the radio call that is made from the n g o c watches reconnaissance aircraft, cbre 2 on sunday, 2 nearby merchant vessel. i know it's leaking with a n, with china, as military has practised ariel a naval blockades on the 3rd day of extra sizes around taiwan. japan says it's monitoring the drills after a chinese aircraft carrier was spotted close to it's ok now what islands us says it's michelle destroyer carried out what it called. freedom of navigation operations in the south china sea. mcbride reports 3 days of exercises involving chinese military aircraft. and warships have heightened tensions across the taiwan strait bay. jing says the drill simulated precision attacks against targets on the island and its complete encirc

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that's according to a new report by the o we c d. or then 13000 new restrictions were implemented by the end of 2020 to 5 fold increase in more than a decade. a beijing is heavily regulating raw materials that are needed for electric cars and renewable energy coating, lithium cobalt and mangan. let's go over now. did so dong han in, ty paid so what's behind chinese export restrictions on these minerals was the rent is definitely the competition between china and the western powers. these critical minerals or strategic key minerals are vital to ignore, make development and indispensable to strategic emergent industries. china, the u. s. and e, you have a high degree of overlap in the types of strategic critical minerals they need. there are high risks of supply on shortages and in the key mineral strategies of the u. s. europe, china is regarded as the men opponent and an important factor influence in their strategic directions and measures. so they are trying to build a supply chain independent of china. that is why china also needs

and any instability on the all market global oil market is bound to a fact old the i c o members. and finally, one thing i want to mention is the, the philosophy of the rationale of the ascii or is very interesting. as i mention, it includes some of the old age, old enemies rivals as well as allies in the bruce. and that creates a very broad spectrum and new form i for discussing aged old problem. but it's not about competing, it's more about understanding each other sensibilities communicating your position strongly and trying to find a good between the 2. and i heard the number of the officials called the chinese military strategist sound suit who sat 2 and a half centuries ago. that if you know yourself and you know you add them, you don't need to fear or result of a 1000 battles. and i think that applies to neighbors and allies as well. if you understand where each particular country stands and you understand what your own interests are, you can explore the common space between them. and this is what the ministers will be attempting to do today. yeah, it never seems a true wor

this companies are also responsible for huge amounts of c o 2. if you put them together, they're c o 2 emissions. that would be the tenant, biggest country as a climate polluter. there on i 1500000000 cows world wide and global capital hoods have increased by 561000000. since the 19 sixty's i carry expels up to 300 liters of methane every day. and according to the un cows and other farm animals, a current for around 14 percent of human and used climate emissions. but there is big money to be made in the meat and dairy business. and no effective measures are in place to cook. the industry. projections are the need to production would increase by 50 percent by 2050 so it's growing. most meat is eaten in affluent countries. the typical european each twice the global average. while in the u. s, the rate is even higher. this campaign is say, is having disastrous consequences. if we dance reduce consumption and production of needs and dairy, we can say good bye to 1.5. that the very clear the front line of the battle to contain methane emissions is in t

and if i harvest tequila, planned for the c o 2 emitted for their commercial use is much less than the c o 2 captured by the clamshell as they grow, said he already spec. gotcha. and what that's the surprising thing, or should that have been good enough? don't look at this when i was back was i sort of been in the lagoon, the goto fisher's. now, farmer does a mullah species over 10 square kilometers. 7 years ago, vidas and the other fishers launched another climate friendly project. farming, oysters from the mediterranean, using the tides. ah, me, froze assuming dalia. we're the only oyster producers in it allows me out there. so now it's low tide area. and these baskets with a young oysters are hanging in the air and the sun or yeah, yeah, solar. gwendolen, when the tide comes in, what is this entire zone will be flooded? awfully a lega hook up to slightly like placement. oh, okay. oh, well, it was good to know what it is. very nice. no, lucian and festival i believe, fondled me, led me there from 2020 shod who made of in the middle of it. the fishers called their oysters golden goro

it was after about or more damaged. soil is a huge c o 2 reservoir and that means carbon farming has a lot of potential to combat climate change. at the same time, agriculture is also a major c o 2 emitter. the scientists at the tune and institute in brown spike have done the math decline. corson, very biggest sources of greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture are nitrogen, nitrogen fertilization, which leads to nitrous oxide and cattle which emit methane, cattle, and cows and drained pizza oils. that used to be pete bugs that are now used as farm land and grass land together. these emit around 100000000 tons of c o. 2. prior in germany, i and iceland carbon farming with humus buildup could compensate for 3 to 5000000 tons of this, making it climate neutral, which shows that it's not just enough to build up humus. we also need to address these 3 major sources of greenhouse gas emissions and fungi pulse. gus in miss yawn on cris dot toot can is doing exactly that using natural feed additive, such as the horn pod, clover and rib work planting that grows in his meadows and pastures. he

his position as the c o. that was also the time when everything started to shake within south africa's energy sector. because he also declared, and he also confirmed that he failed as a c o 2, get rid of no cheating within the country. and speaking of low cheating, i think it's very important to note that it things are not getting any better in south africa currently. and you would know that we are currently at the beginning of our winter days, and a lot of experts during this time are predicting a stage 11 off load shading. now we are currently dealing with state 6. you can only imagine what state you live in is because currently we literally stay in the dark for less than 12 hours of the day. there is so much that is not going right as a result of lu cheating, government continues to promise solutions and you'd also remember that to us that or i'm opposed to the president recently appointed a new electricity minister, not much has come out of that appointment. i think has also been early for us to expect muc

i do, i mean you advise rocha, elizabeth warren, a o. c. the progressive go guess what? what do they say when you say things like you just said to me because they all voted for more military, a to ukraine, a c voted $40000000000.00 and military aid. i mean, they've turned around the 1.3 trillion spending bill from 2018 that specifically said the as all regiment with their nazi dies could be were the ones being sanctioned in effect. what did they say to you when you say, look, some of these policies may unite and make the u. s. declining bow. basically the context in which subjects that can come up when i'm talking with these. these legislators is a little bit different than the current context that you and i are talking about these things in connection with. so in general, when i talking to american policymakers, progressive legislators, i'm talking more about the need for a kind of re diversification. and a re, let's say autonomy or all harpy, restoring set of policies for the american economy. right. i mean, the us itself used to have a very diversified economy and it

the other byproduct is c o. 2. the waste can be used as fertilizer in the agricultural sector. book while the c o 2 can go to the beverage industry. this plastic int he last. it contains a lot of hydrogen which is not normally used. it gets thrown into this seal burned in incinerated. but we can use it turn in via not sin. but the process requires very high temperatures, doesn't that use a lot of energy in a key in the energy is generated by this sewage sludge itself. yeah. it has very good combustion properties as long as it's dry. so it creates the energy that is needed, said bob or that leads to a raging fire, which allows the hydrogen to be extracted from the plastic. tests at the pilot plant have so far been a success. now it has to prove itself in regular operation, just indicates that to allow. we're now looking for investors knockin with i've proven what this company that it works in. and now we want to scale that up all over world wide growth. so we're seeking funding right now. i'm the only one providing t

as my hope you're always ask about a modernist soil is a huge c o 2 reservoir and that means carbon farming has a lot of potential to combat climate change. at the same time, agriculture is also a major c o 2 emitter. the scientists at the tune and institute in brown spike have done the math decry course, and very biggest sources of greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture are nitrogen, nitrogen fertilization, which leads to nitrous oxide, and cattle which emit methane, cattle, and cows and drained pizza oils that used to be pete bogs that are now used as farm land and grass land together. these are mit around 100000000 tons of c o. 2 per year in germany. i and iceland carbon farming with humus buildup could compensate for 3 to 5000000 tons of this, making it climate neutral, which shows that it's not just enough to build up humus. we also need to address these 3 major sources of greenhouse gas emissions. and fungi, pos gus in miss young cris dot lipkin is doing exactly that using natural feed additives such as the horn pod, clover and rib work planting that grows in his meadows and pastur