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and for thornton 1st and the primary factors in our decision were the costs of labor and energy thereare some can see you both are cheaper in eastern europe there would ultimately bore you with on the look at some other locations and cause its own war but we were impressed by the availability of renewable energy here in the state of thuringia doing so you're for in your balls now make up 40 percent of the state's total power production that we have to do that's essential for the production of this technology. which is supposed to be climate friendly renewable energy plays an increasingly important role frogs because all of this with america the company plans to employ up to 2000 people at the same time the u.s. based corporation tesla is building a new battery production facility just outside believe. it's called the gigafactory and will also build electric vehicles it's due to open later this year. research has at the university of minister play an important role in helping germany catch up to the competition from asia. most inventor and his colleagues are working to develop the next

the planning is to have 3 years ago fribourg city hall reopened as the world's 1st public building to meet the net plus energy. we also have the construction of the new s c fry book a stadium which should be a climate neutral operation. then there's a huge project planning a completely new district. noise he will be a fully climate unusual quarter with a very innovative climate and mobility concept that's one that's a huge undertaking. and again you move it it's concept of this is the consequence of another so to speak but even bigger and with a social for gosh because sustainability isn't just an ecological topic in fribourg we still have a way to go since affordable housing is so scarce we must ensure something happens that much thought is going into that with this new district thank you richard. i would say the pandemic has given the topic of sustainability a real boost worldwide traffic is significantly reduced as are the numbers for long distance travel in general well if people can't travel to faraway places then at least they can travel closer to home for example to the black forest very close to freib

and for the 1st and the primary factors in our decision were the costs of labor and energy. in eastern europe they would ultimately or you look at some other locations. about we were impressed by the availability of renewable energy here in the state of her in jail. so you're free in your bowls now make up 40 percent of the state's total power production. that's essential for the production of this technology. which is supposed to be climate friendly renewable energy plays an increasingly important role for us also all of us with him everything the company plans to employ up to 2000 people at the same time the u.s. based corporation tesla is building a new battery production facility just outside belin. it's called the gigafactory and will also build electric vehicles it's due to open later this year. researchers at the university of minister play an important role in helping germany catch up to the competition from asia. mass inventor and his colleagues are working to develop next generation lithium ion batteries a new research center is under construction here funded in pa

between your role and moscow also because there are very strong economy dice and the 1st are the contracts on energy and gossip block i bought after what happened with the spy case and he doesn't government send a clear politi gulp message to law school and the message he's that these kind of action won't be tolerated anymore right sabina as marco is saying particular about this whole divide in italy. we've seen that same pattern in other places where similar incidents took place like in bulgaria for example and the sentiment was divided those who were saying this is an issue of national sovereignty and the russians should be punished the others were saying no because we have affinities and we have strong historical ties with the russians do you think that russia is trying to tap on that the tickler divide that you see across the european continent for leveraging for more let's political leverage you know i think that russia needs to keep a decent relationship with the european union in particular at the moment you know if he has been helping russia with the possible sale of its pup make a vaccine v

cell phones camcorders and even the 1st computers that used batteries simply didn't have an adequate energy supply system computer that part of the house but the lithium ion battery changed all that. and sense a lot of portable electronic devices are manufactured in asia. the production of lithium ion batteries has become huge they're worn out to you and that's been the case for years. but now we plan to catch up to them. in 2018 battery cells with a total capacity of $34.00 lives were produced for portable electrical devices growth in this sector was rapid at 1st but is now leveled off. but the demand for eco batteries has risen sharply a total of 100 kilowatt hours for these systems was produced in 2018. this leaves it's essential france to produce more battery cells in europe and one job in 5 it depends on batteries directly or indirectly sorts of different devices use batteries like laptops and cell phones but none of those batteries are made in europe and batteries make our 40 percent of the total value of the product from bet . right now germany imports about 2300000000 u. rows worth

germany's very important but you have to have the energy policy that we decide in washington and what is not decided in europe it is really ridiculous go ahead scott 1st of all it's not about energy policy because if you if you take a look at what north stream too does it actually bring stability to europe to provide cheap gas to germany which then can disseminate it through europe and its links russia's long term economic viability to european stability you know russia you get to play the gas weapon why. yeah one time russia will turn up the gas to europe and they'll be the last time they sold any gas to europe now would destroy the russian economy so this is ludicrous for the united states to to play this game this is about american domestic politics that's what all russia policy is it's not about real geopolitics it's not about you know global real politic it's about american domestic politics where we have been minimized russia vladimir putin and now our political leaders don't have the intellectual curiosity or the moral courage to stand up and say hey enough of this let's deal with the world as it is and as as we can to washington well i've been

cell phones camcorders and even the 1st computers that used batteries simply didn't have an adequate energy supply system computer that part of the house but the lithium ion battery changed all that. that's and sense a lot of portable electronic devices are manufactured in asia. the production of lithium ion batteries has become huge there. and that's been the case for years and shine for but now we plan to catch up to them. in 2018 battery cells with the total capacity of 30 full list were produced for portable electrical devices growth in this sector was rapid at 1st but has no leveled off. but the demand for eco batteries has risen sharply a total of 100 kilowatt hours for these systems was produced in 2018. stockholm living it's essential france to produce more battery cells in europe and one job in 5 it depends on batteries directly or indirectly all sorts of different devices use batteries like laptops and cell phones but none of those batteries are made in europe over and batteries make our 40 percent of the total value of the product. right now germany imports about 2300000000 euros

in 1st day a book it's unbelievable to see your poem the lying all the energy in her body and again. these are because there's so much i want to do and i have dreams i want to live. live with just carry on the living need us to move on you can't die along with every patient who doesn't make it that's how it is still. a funeral during the cold 19 pandemic a small. group of mourners are keeping their distance there are no hunks no comforting about others just a final memory. my dad had a fall on christmas eve at night and he broke his leg and was taken to hospital by the emergency doctor are they tested him and he was positive for city. and so he was put on the covert unit. and then things got really hard opt of us had specially of each. offered rob died 11 days later without his family being able to see or speak to him again. he had been married for 64 years had children and grandchildren a family man alone in a hospital room in ports time as his life ended. up for so i tried to talk to the nurses to a doctor but they kept saying oh it's a holiday there's no one here someone will be i

affordable housing middle income as well as their high end developments but the 1st 48 affordable apartment units completed so not energy systems have just been finished by 10 to 15 it's expected that over a 1000000 people will be a tome in this modern community. that's all from a co-operative the start i hope you've enjoyed the show if you have any call bridge or want to find out boy it was environment issues check out also should be the channels as saying goes your feedback thanks for watching take care and see you next week i'm 1st 11 signing off from lagos nigeria. good. good good. good good. things. to. look. forward. to laugh. at them from people make fun about their own social economic and political problems. in mozambique we say that you have to laugh so you don't write it's how people call me a great liberal. as a journalist i often call call these folks in that bias a little less helpful to them i actually stop my day by checking all to all those jokes finding out what people are talking about what is moving them. my father taught me how to ask uncomfortable questions about my country and about bush that is wh

energy and many more years thanks so i think. in the. mood to. move. into the conflict zone to sebastian. despite 1st diplomatic tools to succeed a warrior who shows little sign of ending my guest last week from the yemeni capital sunday school shot up foreign minister of the so style to feed. his forces down the queues the food chain shocking crimes including indiscriminately why would they conflict zone that up. in 30 minutes on w. . the dark side of the human experience. the subject of choice for abbas. the sunshine rainy and photojournalist was known for documenting political crises and religious conflicts. his pictures of the arraign revolution made new friends. abbas by hamas. in 75 minutes on t w. are you ready for some great means i'm christine wonderland i on the edge of my country with a brand new d.w. news africa michel that tackles the issues shaping the continent now with more time to off on an in-depth still caught all of the tram stop the talk to you what's making the hip. thanks and what's behind the way on the streets to give you in-depth reports on the inside. w. news africa every f

cell phones camcorders and even the 1st computers that used batteries simply didn't have an adequate energy supply system computer on that part of the house but the lithium ion battery changed all that. and sense a lot of portable electronic devices are manufactured in asia. the production of lithium ion batteries has become huge they're born to and that's been the case for years. but now we plan to catch up to them. in 2018 battery cells with a total capacity of $34.00 lives were produced for portable electrical devices growth in this sector was rapid at 1st but is now leveled off. but the demand for eco batteries has risen sharply a total of 100 kilowatt hours for these systems was produced in 2018. statoil you believe it's essential france to produce more battery cells in europe and one job in 5 years depends on batteries directly or indirectly all sorts of different devices use batteries like laptops and cell phones but none of those batteries are made in europe and batteries make our phone. percent of the total value of the product. right now germany imports about 2300000000 euros wort

part 2 of the dark side of green energy and among but 1st a check on the headlines doctors in iraq say at least 27 people have been killed after an explosion inside of baghdad hospital fire burned through the world where covert 19 patients were being treated it's understood in accidents caused an oxygen tank to explode a fire has now been put out more from someone a full team in baghdad. the fire has already been put out the surviving patients have been transferred to nearby hospitals but many of them of course have been severely injured and we understand that the death toll may still rise and of course this comes at a time when iraq is battling a 3rd in covert 19 infections just last wednesday the country registered the highest number yet with over 8600 new coronavirus cases which was the highest since the onset of the pandemic and the total number of cases have now exceeded $1000000.00 headlines joe biden has become the 1st us president to formally recognize the mass killing of armenians during the ottoman empire as an act of genocide biden said his intention is not to cast blame but

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progress his party and to serve as northern ireland's 1st minister less than a year later officials said serious systemic failings over a scrapped renewable energy scheme would hit the budgets available to the stormont assembly forced his opponents demanded she resign when she refused the deputy 1st minister martin mcguinness from the republican shouldn't fame party quit bringing down the power sharing executive which would stay out of action for 3 years during that period the u.k. and the prime minister to resign may was negotiating its bricks it divorce deal with the european union foster and her party strongly backed boris johnson the then foreign secretary when he promised to fight any attempt to impose a sea border but certainly this gives us a border in the irish sea in terms of the terms of customs by rejecting the may deal do you piece move johnson's poll to downing street but the brics it deal or withdrawal agreements that prime minister johnson eventually signed effectively created a border in the irish sea make ignore the night in subjects to different rules from mainland britain. and in recent months northern ireland's been hit by ri

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energy. on al-jazeera. that was 1st fully effects in it that flight is a clear demonstration of all the matches that that away is has put in place to ensure the highest standards of safety and hygiene on bald p.p. if i stop. in-flight entertainment system you'll recap in cleaning systems disinfectant robots. today is an important day for the airline industry and the message for travelers is that we are walking tirelessly to implement every measure to save god their health thank you. both. this is al jazeera i'm dead with a check on your world headlines russian state media is saying kremlin critic alexei navalny is being transferred to a hospital for prisoners his allies have called for demonstrations on wednesday which the kremlin says will be considered illegal the u.s. has warned of consequences if novell the dies in prison earlier the e.u. foreign policy chief said russia is responsible for an avanti and must provide him with medical care very much worried about the health situation and. yesterday in a statement of b

based nonprofit renewable energy and energy efficiency outreach and marketing company brian you were here when the shutdown 1st hit and ever since we've been navigating plexiglas compartments so i'm going to pick up on a technique larry king taught me and i'm going to ask you the obvious question nobody else ever asks when all this is over what's going to happen to the plexiglas can that be recycled and what about all the p.p. and all the single use plastic have we created a pile of poo. good question let's get rid of the plexiglas birthrate it's unbelievable but i think actually what you're really asking is what are the silver linings here from this pandemic and as crazy as terrible as this year has been i think we're going to see some environmental silver linings so it's the glass aside and i think what that is is you know right now there's a whole bunch of pent up need to trial and then travel that we're kind of seeing that we're hearing from the airports that's like big asian travel that is people saying i got to get out here let me let me go but what they're not saying is let me do more business travel le

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sanctions relief in exchange for a scaling back of its nuclear energy program but there's a key sticking point washington wants iran to act 1st and limit its uranium enrichment before sanctions can be lifted while iran says the u.s. which left the pact unilaterally on the trump needs to take the 1st step on sierra break spoke to a candidate for next year's a radian presidential election and he says the country is ready for dialogue with america. our relations with america are based on mistrust this goes back to before the iranian revolution even then the actions of the us government caused people to lose trust in the americans if the united states wants to establish relations with iran will welcome that we want relations with all countries of the world except for the zionist entity which is our red line america must atone for its past mistakes regarding iran washington must earn back the goodwill of the iranians the way the nuclear deal has played out shows that the americans don't keep their word so i advise the u.s. administration to return to a relationship based on mutual respect iran is a big proud and independent countr

sanctions relief in exchange for with failing back its nuclear energy program but that's a sticking point washington wants to run to act 1st and limits limit its uranium enrichment before restrictions can be lifted while they're wrong ses the u.s. which left the pact unilaterally under the trumpet ministration it needs to take the 1st step. our definitive policy as stated by the supreme leader is that we demand the lifting of all sanctions which violate the nuclear deal and once the cancellation has been verified we will return to compliance with our commitments there is no such thing as a guarantee and i think we have made that clear to iran that it's not something that the u.s. can or will give r.t. arabic spoke to a candidate for next year's iranian presidential election he says the country is ready for dialogue with america. our relations with america are based on mistrust this goes back to before the iranian revolution even then the actions of the us government caused people to lose trust in the americans if the united states wants to establish relations with iran will welcome that we want relations with all countries

sanctions relief in exchange for a scaling back of the to nuclear energy program but there's a key sticking point washington wants iran to act 1st and limit its uranium enrichment before sanctions can be lifted while the iran says the u.s. which left the pact unilaterally under trump needs to take the 1st step. of definitive policy as stated by the supreme leader is that we demand the lifting of all sanctions which violate the nuclear deal and once the cancellation has been verified we will return to compliance with our commitments. there is no such thing as a guarantee and i think we have made that clear to iran that it's not something that the us can or will give there are a lot of major issues that remain the 1st is that the united states wants to keep many of the sanctions that trump imposed on iran as well the sanctions that obama imposed which impede the cum pleat implementation of the nuclear deal and iran says that is completely unacceptable the americans want to be able to remove for example sanctions that are directed towards the iranian nuclear program but reinstate those sanctions in another name using another name s

sanctions relief in exchange for a scaling back of its nuclear energy program however as a key sticking point washington wants iran to act 1st and limit its uranium enrichment before sign sions can be lifted while iran says the u.s. which left the pact unilaterally under trumped needs to take the 1st step. of definitive policy as stated by the supreme leader is that we demand the lifting of all sanctions which violate the nuclear deal and once the cancellation has been verified we will return to compliance with our commitments there is no such thing as a guarantee and i think we have made that clear to iran that it's not something that the u.s. can or will give. delve deeper into this we are joined by professor saeed mohammad marandi of the university of tehran good to see you today thanks for joining us here on r t as you heard just there on is ultimately blaming you blaming the u.s. for the drastic situation with the covert numbers in the country essentially saying that u.s. sanctions against iran are resulting in the loss of lives of everyday iranians does that does that sound accurate to you professor. well it's worse th

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