stuff like the big armstrong some l. g enter into symbiosis with fund guy in order to survive and extreme places forming legans. patrick young . the found such l. g, fungus, symbiosis, in the out of comma, the fun. this becomes a kind of sunshade for the algae. does is on the, on the, among other things, it also provides you the protection against the hush radiation one finds in the to come and visit the l g e and not mobile. they trumped in a stationary position and somehow have to protect themselves from the sun's rays, which they can't avoid with the like and like this ones that task falls to the funds will pump know, demonstrate produces that and pigments in the case of these think she's those pigments that green is yellow in appearance or another key feature. the colonies survives on very little water. these are all properties that could come in very handy, say in the development of new products to reconvene. how can we turn organic waste into plastic abundance? early march 2020 to the official launch of a research pr

it's one of 17 future l. n. g projects that now face uncertain future. due to biden's decision, which pauses approvals for pending and future applications to export l. n g to countries that have a free trade agreement with the us back to this later elegy provides heating and electricity to millions of people around the world. the us started exporting it less than 10 years ago. last year, it shipped out 86000000 tons of it, an amount it expects to double in the next 3 years. the u. s. is the world's top ex border. delivering gas to these countries. germany is one of them. it boosted elegy in ports after russia's invasion of ukraine, which we'll talk about in a moment. but 1st, what's behind biden's decision? there are a few hypotheses. a big one is that environmental activist put pressure on the by the administration. and it's decision the white house called climate change, the existential threat of our time, l. n. g is a fossil fuels which emits greenhouse gases contributing to global warming. and which the us has pledged to move away from bite and says h

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and the l. g. b t q plus community are not so full of the praise that can speak of homes. pressure is so much since 2015 before that, before that you're almost big city. use the phrase as celebration. now you just go and they need to get an address here. 9050. no, i wouldn't go. it's just too political. they'll be watching too closely as a single person and talk a despite my family, i'd be to scott and it's okay quotes for me to hit to proceed on the governor of is near has prohibited l g, b, t q plus activists from holding public events. citing morality and decency and they a new right keep their private life private. they've brought us to their secluded mandarin orchard. yeah, it's almost as mia i come from isn't. yeah. what can i say? i like play such a stuff. there's no way like home. i must insurance the more i is here challenged the morals, a strict to the other ones out to protect the sanctity of the family. but that's has to be a uh, you know, a sign on an item is different inside to run fo

and we tolerate l g b t. our family is sacred to us. no 1 may criticize this model of the inmate whose khan was born in turkey, but raised in germany. there she married another woman, but a couple divorced and she moved back to turkey. her new partner, new right is a german turk. they both feel a certain pride in their home country as they stand for the national anthem, the but that probably doesn't extend to how queer people have to live in turkey, as it does with yeah, he's on it so very hush hush hair into case the the people the women as well as the man, lesbians and gay man, let's just say l g, b, t, r, and fox. scott that we pass the key to by the government funded, easier to is they just don't talk about it. that's why before the last election was the ruling policy made a major issue of it saying, oh go this, this of the policy comes to power, legalize homosexuality. and we've got to prevent that on the is the only thing for the non yeah. is that what they publicly like to do is try with southern child for both and on the vice a

the found such l. g, fungus, symbiosis, in the out of comma, the fun, this becomes a kind of sun shade for the algae does, is one to, and among other things, it also provides you the protection against the hush radiation one finds in the to comment is it is the l g e and not mo bile they trumped in a stationary position and somehow have to protect themselves from the sun's rays, which they can't avoid fit for me with a like. and like this ones that task falls to the funds will con steps. they produce a sit and pigments in the case of the species, those pigments that green is yellow in appearance. another key feature, the colonies survives on very little water. these are all properties that could come in very handy, say in the development of new products. a beacon view, how can we turn organic waste into plastic funding? early march 2020 to the official launch of a research project called a waste to value the vision. at some point, l g will be grown directly on building facades and residents could benefit

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is now dependent on us l. n. g. what's the impact of biden's decision? we did deep to find out in this episode of transforming business to let start in louisiana. the small parish of cameron is nestled between 4 separate wildlife refuges and the gulf of mexico. the areas home to $5000.00 people as well as hundreds of species of birds, reptiles, and other fonda and flora is also home to 3. ellen g terminals. right next to me here. you see that your global there on the other side of the couch, she river cameron, resident john, a lair can see and smell them from his property. john is a retired environmental engineer. he's lived here for 25 years and they want to take this whole area over off of my property. now they're not allowed to be on my property, but right next door, it's very similar. visible from john's property is the proposed future location of a 4th. the terminal count because you 2 or c p 2 for sure to see the 2 will be the biggest elegy export terminal in the us with a capacity to export 24000000 tons of

l. g reactors like this, have a great future ahead of them and will one day be part of every city escape. this is this moment tom view with photo more tight and then the west flow to full tanks where in the 1970s we've developed it. so just being a new crowd quickly, we can actually get them to use those on the houses in houses. ultimately, that's up to the politicians inside of to put it. if they subsidize, it doesn't feel good will happen very quickly without the size of the world of cost . well, certainly part of the mix forced time from feeling good for now, the l. g researchers from parents and still have a lot of exploring to do in every corner of the planet the, the, the, these vehicles to be a distant memory, the fans for trust now the 40s are calling for clean or transportation alternative. are this countries rose about to change for ever read 30 minutes d w. well, that'd be a 100. it's 10 times more holocaust survivors in postwar, germany for them. life after 1945 today as ment,

and despite the total darkness find species of l. g. living here to feel comfortable, you know, a 100 down, and there's only 800004 line from above. can reach them as a volume for losses in the dogs is a little they simply structure that physiology about that photo synthesis and the thing so they can use most certainly the visible light spectrum. but this would be speech the exciting of this. and they may also be able to draw from further along the range of light in that, in the random non, or in the fall. right. and what this will go smoking couldn't understand though it was spanish biologist, antonio gibson, who 1st drew his german colleagues attention to the case and sent them samples. it was the beginning of a great friendship between the spanish and german algae. researchers assigned him saturday and campbell a, you'll get tons of a new field of research. i find it very interesting in terms of production and research of useful substances of materials. so it is not just the biological aspect which is already fascinating it and that'

it's not a question of accepting l. g b take, it's about watching tv shows, commercials and movies that tell them every family must have a uncle or a lesbian aunt or an eligibility son or a daughter, or a grand parents. even though real demographics don't bear that out. but that's not the only issue where hollywood is kind of losing america. but the fact of the matter is, mirrors were taken tv and movies in america. kind of get up distorted sense of who we really are meant for example, man. they're generally emasculated in the media these days and had been for about a decade or so. the leading man used to be a dude who was strong and not afraid to show his virility and his aggressiveness. sometimes maybe too much. sure. but that's now being been replaced by a softer version of man. it's worse matter off it actually presented as a stupid, clumsy not capable. whether you're watching a commercial or a movie or a tv show, that's what you're going to see. they always have to be corrected by somebody else, especially women. bec

b t writes, they actually support l g b p rides. but there are sometimes i'm comfortable sitting down to watch television with their families and seeing on america that doesn't resemble the america that they have come to know for them is not a question of accepting l g b take it's about watching tv shows, commercials and movies that tell them, every family must have a uncle or a lesbian aunt or an eligibility son or a daughter, or a grandparents, even though real demographics don't bear that out. but that's not the only issue where hollywood is kind of losing america. the fact of the matter is miller's, who taken tv and movies and america kind of get a distorted sense of cool. we really are meant for example, man, they're generally emasculated in the media these days and had been for about a decade or so. the leading man used to be a dude who was strong and not afraid to show his virility and his aggressiveness. sometimes maybe too much. sure. but that's now being picked been replaced by a softer version of man. it's worse, men are

there are more l g, b, t q plus people than elsewhere. but at the same time, homophobic people are also particularly active. being openly gay is a test of courage. the students to approve of what people often i've tried to hold motions, hands in public and with or you go behind. it's been uncomfortable for him for them to go. when he cuts. what was that? i'm so i'm thinking some of the mix, but i think that i'm just as much as citizen as anyone else is that we need to this when we were kind of like deserve the same rights, difficult up a co cause. you and i can walk down the street with my loved ones for you probably know, but since you spent the next we made martin my god, and po to a young cough skin from colorado and l g b t 2 plus active is network and good on they say things are now changing for the better mission. there's what that is. and that's right now you can feel that there's more acceptance encryption of all that. there's also fear just because the government's change doesn't mean that society has changed yet for times. for s

equivalent to persons and spouses in the countries legal code, thailand has long been seen as a haven for l. g. b, g to people from all over the world. the amendments will give same sex couples access to the legal, financial and medical rights that heterosexual counterparts have high data title and is finally going to be accepted and recognized as a true paradise for l. g. b t q. i people because very soon we will recognize equal marriage male and they are not born in the ha, but how do you, hon? yeah, love in the capital bank. cook many residents welcomed the development. it says the sign please. that marriage equality legislation has passed and the lower house, i hope it will be implemented because it will likely benefit many people me how many people around me are l g, b to q. everyone wants this bill to pass because they want to be able to marry. just like everyone else. on. the bill now goes to the senate, which rarely rejects legislation, passed by the low a house, then its own to thailand's king. so royal endorsement is approved thailand will become the 3rd country in asia of to taiwan

there are more l g, b, t q plus people than elsewhere. but at the same time, homophobic people are also particularly active, being openly gay is a test of courage. the strength of, of, of what people do hoffman. i've tried to hold much in his hand in public and by the way, and it's been uncomfortable for him for them to go. when you got what was arms or something some of the mix. but i think that i'm just as much a citizen as anyone else is that what is the thing what, what kind of i deserve the same rights, difficult up the co cause and i can walk down the street with my loved ones. you probably know if it's just on the go next we meet martin, my god and p o to young cost year from colorado and l g b t q plus active as network can be done. that they say things are now changing for the battery. missed that's what that is. and that's right now you can feel that there's more acceptance of exceptions of all that. there's also fear just because the government's change doesn't mean that society has changed yet to 4 types with me. you can conta

for example, there was discrimination against l. g, b t q plus people. this was the central pillar of the party's platform, the it also oversaw a defacto band on abortions, including for medical reasons. several pregnant women died as a result and it exerted influence on previously independent media journalists, critical of the government lost their jobs. many college people protested, but that didn't stop the ruling party. instead, it brought in popular but expensive policies. for child benefit allowance was raised while retirement age was lowered, meaning older citizens no longer had to work as long changes like these were well received, including by many here and share because it's after enjoying their cakes. the women are now taking part in an exercise class at the local sports center. the most important thing is to have a decent pension, so i can buy things without having to pick a one pair for one apple newly elected prime minister don't autistic. now face is a big job after 8 years of right wing populism. he has to revitalize democratic institutio

we love to ask the deadly violence they get the l g b t q plus table. in uganda, people have been fleeing oppression until dw, about their life and exile. the really it's good to have you with us. aid has started arriving in gaza via us built temporary floating peer trucks. with the aid rolled across the pier for the 1st time into the besieged enclave. as is really restrictions continue to disrupt deliveries of file food and other supplies at gaza border crossings. the u. s. and 8 groups hope to increase deliveries at the peer to as many as $150.00 trucks per day. despite the efforts, the u. n. food program says the threat of famine has never loomed larger for gauze as 2200000 people, the explosions and gunshots spring out in the deserted streets of ralph on the southern cities, the latest focus of operations. if this really military, israel says masses last remaining fighters are based and roughly along with the groups leaders responsible for the october 7 tier attack. so it needs to send more troops there from us our troops and destroyed several tunne

michelle lack of toes is convinced l. g reactors like this, have a great future ahead of them and will one day be part of every city escape. this is this moment tom view like photo more tight and then the way we have photos of all tags. where in the 1970s we've developed it. so just making a new craft quickly, we can actually get them to use those on the houses in the house because ultimately that's up to the politicians originally intended us to put it. if they subsidize, it doesn't feel good will happen very quickly without the size of the world of cost . well, certainly part of the mix forced time from feeling good for now the l. g researchers from parents and still have a lot of exploring to do in every corner of the planet the of the week. join us on our search for the onset to almost everything. it's going to get very interesting because we're going to a micro to track down elementary policy and asking, how do they hold the in 15 minutes on the w. and so the conflicts own with tim sebastian presidential election is in

however, the researchers can also hang them on building facades and grow l g. there is nothing can put them right. as leaving the water comes in from the top. it just makes sense and then spreads through the whole entire area on the when it trips down, it's fed out again at the bottom and circulates back to the top of the down whole slide to see if we get them for the small metal and steel construction company, it was quite an order, not least because they had to procure acid resistance, stainless steel. but also when i read the cool to attend isn't so bio reactive at 1st i wanted what it was. so is it something atomic? that's what it sounds like. it 1st go in retrospect so it makes a lot of similes, thing going. i must say, i find what they doing. they have very interesting. i'm a fan of the project, something for you. and you'll find that to prevent the algae in the module from getting too much light for dying from overheating. sun protection is built in the fact that it never disrupting so high inside of the react to muscle to horses. good . because otherwis

plus, phosphorus is also causing some massive l g issues. but if the world's fruit security depends on it, what can we do about the potential shortage? what alternatives do we have and cut our own p. save us. thanks to a german scientist boiling hundreds of gallons of urine in 1669. we saw on files for us, the 15th element, and the periodic table. contact excuse trying to find out how to make anyway. what is phosphorus? all organisms need fast, persistent, essential nutrients by the central composite of life. this is barbara came out and she's a renown soil scientist based and says, gosh one canada. that's how that's our dna. it's part of spart salvas considered us let that's. it's part of our, our name today, roughly 80 percent of the world's phosphorus is used for agriculture because it's a structural component of cells. it's a central for cell division and plant development. without enough of it, plants are stunted and don't yield as much between increasingly using these chemical fertilizers on farms since the post world war 2 period. tog

however, the researchers can also hang them on building facades and grow l g. there is nothing can put on right, and that's as far as the water comes in from the top just just makes sense and then spreads through the holding. terry, on the when it drips down it's fed outlook and at the bottom, then circulates back to the top, down whole slide to see if we get them for the small metal and steel construction company. it was quite an order, not least because they had to procure acid resistance, stainless steel. but when i read the cool for 10 does and so bio reactive at 1st i wanted what it won't. so is it something it's all make? that's what it sounds like. it 1st go in retrospect so it makes a lot of similarly, some goals. i must say, i find what they doing. they have very interesting discuss. i'm a fan of the projects within for you. i'm gonna find it to prevent the algae in the module from getting too much light or dying from overheating. sun protection is built in the, in the stuff inside of the react and must get too hot. good. because otherwise the out you

but this victory is a cause for concern within the george and l. g. b t q plus community activists like tom or j. kelly are worried, there will be less and less safe spaces for people like her to live their lives and freedom. and with pride. in recent years, georgia has seen a rise in hate crimes and violence against the l. g. b t q plus community. it's a painful reality that tamara kelly is confronted with regularly. the door to her organizations, offices still bear the signs of vandalism. some of the activists are here for a meeting to march. i kelly as director of tbilisi pride, a group that advocates for the queer community. they are a minority that feels increasingly under threat. everybody whose career feels really heavy and a lot of people have been leaving georgia actually in the last few months. we've seen a lot of people that like, i personally know go go abroad to seek asylum because they feel that it's not so safe anymore. that's largely due to new legislation that went into force in georgia just a few weeks earlier. according to its advoc