not all bio labs are the same . in fact, these labs range from level one to level for labs, correct? that is correct. and we have the most dangerous is b s, l 4 followed by b s l 3. i think they put a b s l 3 there in odessa. and you have to understand that the only purpose of a b s, l 3 and a b s l for is to research, develop a test and stockpile biological weapons. there is no legitimate scientific or medical reason for lance of that nature. and again, remember, these labs in ukraine were set up by the department of war and they were not set up by some humanitarian organization. the pentagon kills people. and the pentagon has been involved openly and publicly in research development, testing of illegal biological warfare weapons. since at least the reagan administration, you could read this in my book by warfare and terrorism, where i have a line by line criticism of the pentagon, some original biological defense research program, pointing out line by line, that it was all offensive and clearly illegal. not yet cr

not all bio labs are the same . in fact, these labs range from level one to level for labs, correct? that is correct. and we have the most dangerous is b s, l 4 followed by b s l 3. i think they put a b s l 3 there in odessa. and you have to understand that the only purpose of b s l 3 and a b s l for is to research, develop a test and stockpile biological weapons. there is no legitimate scientific or medical reason for lance of that nature. and again, remember, these labs in ukraine were set up by the department of war and they were not set up by some humanitarian organization. the pentagon kills people. and the pentagon has been involved openly and publicly in research development, testing of illegal biological warfare weapons. since at least the reagan administration, you could read this in my book of bio warfare and terrorism, where i have a line by line criticism of the pentagon, some original biological defense research program, pointing out line by line, that it was all offensive and clearly illegal. not yet c

security biosafety bio surveillance ta sound. a bit like by a research labs might be part of it. then you add to the detail that there is concern. this is a conspiracy theory. here are the undeniable facts. there are 25 to 30 u. s. funded bio labs in ukraine. despite the emerging evidence of these by a labs ukrainian president volota mirror zalinski, the white house and the state department, and the pentagon, have all unequivocally denied that these labs exist. after the all out denials, the pentagon then released the fact sheet about the government's efforts to less than the threat of weapons of mass destruction in ukraine, russia, and other former soviet countries. just to be clear, the official line from the pentagon is that biological research labs do exist, but that these labs are being used for strengthening public health measures. the pentagon has gone on to say, quote, the united states has also worked collaboratively to improve ukraine's biological safety, security, and disease surveillance for both human and animal heal

i mean, how many times i just like bios bios, carry bios safety, bio surveillance ta sound. a bit like bio research labs might be part of it. then you add to the detail that there is concern. this is a conspiracy theory. here are the undeniable facts. there are 25 to 30 u. s. funded bio labs in ukraine. despite the emerging evidence of these bio labs, ukrainian president volota mir zalinski, the white house and the state department, and the pentagon, have all unequivocally denied that these labs exist. after the all out denials, the pentagon then released effect sheet about the government's efforts to lessen the threat of weapons of mass destruction in ukraine, russia, and other former soviet countries. just to be clear, the official line from the pentagon is that biological research labs do exist, but that these labs are being used for strengthening public health measures. the pentagon has gone on to say, quote, the united states has also worked collaboratively to improve ukraine's biological safety, security, and disease surveillance for both human and animal health, provi

raj panjabi is director of bio defense for the national kits -- security council. he talked about security elements in the strategy during a conversation at the center for strategic and international studies. >> good morning, afternoon, evening. the senior vice president here at the international study. i direct our global health policy center. we are honored to host dr. raj panjabi. special assistant to the president and senior director of global health security and bio defense at the white house national security council. welcome. you are a physician professor, social entrepreneur at a public servant. you previously served under this administration. the malaria initiative, which he led. in 2007, he founded last mile health, which remains one of the most innovative, nongovernmental enterprises in providing community-based health services across africa. raj came to everyone's attention in a gray surge during ebola in west africa, where it distinguished itself in many settings. he was born and raised in monrovia, liberia after civil war broke out in the 80's. he and

it was called the bio weapons chernobyl. the bio weapons chernobyl anthrax escaped they talked about having to kill stray dogs and how that was because they own it was anthrax. we will never know how many people because the soviet union at that time claimed it was just a bad meet that someone had bought. those were three of the leaks. >> blaming it on rogue illegal butchers seems eerily familiar to a story that appeared a couple of years ago. >> it was a markets. it was the market story 40 years earlier. and not particularly innovative but you can read the accounts from the journals that middle berry college has done. you can read the account of the virology is to be studied and talked directly to the chinese doctors that admitted they were developing a bio weapon and to develop a vaccine to combat a virus i that existed in their on lab. >> let's continue to the late 70s. there was a fascinating incident that happened in london and it outlines sometimes the regime and to make a public statement by shooting someone in the ope

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and the, the inter linkages between climate change and last and bio diversity. we are really in an urgent situation. we have now had the cop climate change that just took place in carmel. shake me now has scientists and we are on our way to the conventional bio diversity that's having their conference of the parties in a couple of weeks in more trade in canada. it's a sense of urgency that we know they do not do anything about the about by a diversity about and dangerous species. we could those up to a 1000000 of them in the next years, right. even on aero secretary general, all the convention of international trade and endangered species of wild form and flora sense of urgency. but there is some sort of silver lining on the horizon at least after the last conference. thank you so much for your time. oh, thank you. oh, the iranian football teams refusal to sing that national anthem was bigger news than the score line in their 1st match. but they were singing again ahead of their to nail when of a whales following alleged pressure from the government. it is just

it is the most bio diverse culturally diverse part of the amazon. and it's in the western amazon and these are the fossil fuel reserves across the amazon dot these companies and governments would like to get their hands on. there are many protected areas throughout the amazon indigenous peoples territories that are protected in the amazon in ecuador for example. indigenous peoples have rights to their ancestral territories but they don't have rights to the subsurface mineral minerals so t goverent could still go in and- drill. a concession off territories. mike this. these are indigenous peoples territories overlapped with oil concessions and this is been the model. for decades. and as i mentioned i was just in ecuador last week with- some of my colleagues and standing with indigenous peoples- in meetings actually we were in meetings. to talk about the alternative. alternative solutions to oil development. and. it was very hard to be there last week because- we were in meetings but we're also standing with indigenous peoples as they were rising up.

ah, but what happens to these bio tops when left to their own devices? this can be seen and studious in northern spain. this thomas in momento, u k. last t. v humana that we're seeing that the human activity underway and the last 23 or 4000 years on this land is disappearing for a center. so this entire territory will continue to evolve into a more natural ecosystem. she, steamer calories must not to use vast regions of europe have been deserted by their inhabitants by 2100. spain could lose half its population. ah, when humans move away, flora and fauna retake the land. this development has been observed by natural scientists. after after sanchez meets, the whole thing is not one thing. yes. my work in these mountains is to find out how nature work is thomas and we can come at us. we're very close now to cameras positions here that allow us to monitor things weekly, smooth. possibly, it's quite likely that some bears a wandering around somewhere right now. when it's almost half an hour, have gone so. so when we began, there were only 30 bears, here was

this is a bio filter which is sucking air in through the bottom and pumping it back out through this moss. to illustrate that, we've got a smoke machine from the local discotheque. and if i just show you. there you go. it's going in through the bottom and out through the moss. and what happens to the air as it comes back out through the moss is where the magic happens. moss eats pollution. it sticks to its tiny leaves. it's absorbed, digested, and then is turned into more moss. so as fans draw dirty air in, the bad stuff is left on the moss leaves, leaving cleaner air to flow back out. the idea of using moss natural filtering properties came to the founder after he went for a jog. so i was in shanghai and it did a lot of exercise outdoors to get back in shape. so go for runs and after i think two or three months i started to have difficulties breathing and that's when i thought maybe i caught the flu, maybe i caught the cold, and it kept on lasting until the point i really left china, left shanghai and went went back to germany. and only after i came back, i realized, hey, there's de

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and the the inter linkage between climate change and loss of bio diversity. we are really in an urgent situation. we have now had the cop climate change that just took place in charlo. shake me now has diabetes and we are on our way to the conventional bio diversity that's having their conference of the parties in a couple of weeks and more trailed in canada. it's a sense of urgency that we know that do not do anything about the about by a diversity about endangered species. we could those up to a 1000000 up in, in the next years, right. even on aero secretary general, all the convention of international trade, an endangered species of wild form and flora sense of urgency. but there is some sort of silver lining on the horizon there at least after the last conference. thank you so much for your time. oh, thank you. oh. until the wild card now where australia got their 1st taste of victory and cattle after defeating tenicia one nil to kick off today's action. the soccer was netted early in the march through mitchell duke, and the 23rd minute duke managed to co

as well as pulling pollutants out of the air, there's another advantage to these bio filters, too. here's a piece of moss and here's a thermal imaging camera. and you can see the temperature is about room temperature. but look, when i point this at the air that's coming out of the moss, when you switch the ventilation and look how much cooler it is. so not only does this clean the air, it cools it to. and, of course, pulling pollutants out of the atmosphere could help cool more than just your local surroundings. air pollution and climate change are also directly related. we have pollutants in air pollution, for instance black carbon which speed up the heating of the planet. and by binding those pollutants, we also help to decelerate climate change. you'll already see these bio filters in several cities around the world, although you might not have realized that you're sitting in front of a load of moss. and to make sure the moss is as effective and long lived as possible, the health of each moss mat can be monitored from hq. an algorithm can control the irrigation depending on the

our larger scale the most common use is, is bio fertilizers. they're used like chemical base fertilizer, except they contain fungi, or bacteria. soil degradation is a big enough threat that bear a company known for selling i would cultural chemicals is also interested. they're gonna be already knows a lot more countries. frank terrorist is the executive vice president for the crop science division with a background and business economy. bio chose is we're certainly be a lead, a health jewel with kerry because the company is also investing in seeds that have been infused with microsoft because delivering microbes along with seeds is the most targeted way to apply them. seats can also be planted with a coating of microbes, conservation organizations are using this approach to restore ecosystems. a problem with commercial microbial products is that the microbes are not specifically adapted to environment. non native microbes could find it hard to survive, rendering the process useless. and because these are living organisms, they could cause an im

the most common use is, is bio fertilizers. they're used like chemical base fertilizer, except they contain fungi, or bacteria. soil degradation is a big enough threat that bear a company known for selling our cultural chemicals is also interested. their quality already knows or in a ball concrete is frank terrorist is the executive vice president for the crop science division with a backhanded business economy. bio chose is a certainly a b, a health jewel with the company is also investing in seeds that had been infused with microbes because delivering microbes along with seeds is the most targeted way to apply them. seats can also be planted with a coating of microbes, conservation organizations are using this approach to restore ecosystems. a problem with commercial microbial products is that the microbes are not specifically adapted to environment. non native microbes could find it hard to survive, rendering the process useless. and because these are living organisms, they could cause an imbalance in the micro biome, polici

are caused primarily by reports of a number of incidents in american bio-labs, which were hidden from. for example, in 2016, in a laboratory at st. louis university, a student infected herself with the chikenguni virus, a potentially deadly pathogen first discovered in tanzania in 1950. an investigation by the intercept found that hundreds of such cases were not even reported upstairs, but some studies also raise questions. american non-commercial behemoth. it turned out that since 2018, the united states has been studying anthrax spores in ukraine. and most of the programs. as the same research on anthrax according to the cops, they are funded by the pentagon only in 2019, more than 11 million dollars were allocated for the needs of ukrainian biolaboratories by american naborons, why we keep biolaboratories in ukraine are unknown. what they have been doing for 20 years. i understand that after the collapse of the soviet union, it was important for us that the bioweapons laboratories were properly controlled and closed, but instead they have been working for 20 years in partnership wi

this is inhabited areas and bio diversity, are not mutually exclusive. this cannot and should not be met to chance when it needs to be plans me to plan. and this requires close cooperation between biology and our ecologists. landscape planners and architect plan and on i take and i take note, wendy thomas hawk is a landscape architect. he and his team have developed a new approach to urban planning in an attempt to boost biodiversity in urban spaces via hm. the me to the animal 8 the so we have developed the animal aided design method. this is a planning method with the aim of integrating wildlife into urban planning into landscape architecture and open space planning. i'm planning to into korean. this animal assisted design is used in planning in berlin, munich, and london. the concept is evidence of a wider rethink that's now underway. european civilization has developed by pitting human kind against nature. but humans and nature are a part of the same indivisible entity in france, by all just call, cecily has lodged another bold project. johan honda c

u k and frauds block this investigation into these bio labs in ukraine. you know, look back to the notes stream sabotaged, which seems to suggest the u. k and other players were behind the sabotage of north stream. look at the bio labs in ukraine. you're not going to see the truth on base . it's not going to see the light of day at the un, the bombing of the coach, crimea bridge, the assassination of do going to as well. do you believe 3rd, any point in the shore to long term russia will find itself on the right side of history. we already on the right side of history, we don't have to make a choice. they have the choice whether to join us or not to join, or to remain in history as somebody who would behave shamefully, and who undermined the sorry, jo, security council. i'm the united nation section, but that's what they are doing. we are making these points. you know, there is a very overt and twisted logic here on behalf of our former western partners. going back to me to the days of st. paul boys and when we were trying to appeal to them to their logic

and i asked her whether the results of the conference will make any real difference to maintaining bio diversity. absolutely. as you know, i think the convention that regulates international trade endangered species. and this is going to be going binding convention when the decisions are taken year at these conferences are parties, both parties have to go back home and change their legislation. change the way they regulate is international trade in the specific species that have been adopted. new regulations for example, whether it's non commercialization which would be an appendix one or the commercialization is accepted in appendix, but highly regulated with permits. so they have to go back and put in place the scientific studies to understand how much they can actually export that without damaging the existence of the species in the wild. legal documents that show that everything for the entire value chain has been legally acquired. why $54.00 shock species? why? why not say let's sort of bun hunting and trading off all of them. because not all of them are in danger. not all of some

for example, bio-molecules that have their own functions. they are there in the body.w there. uh, alcohol turns, so it turns into aldehyde, which then causes a hangover. here, ah, well, i mean, they're minding their own business. this means that they are, in principle, by definition dynamic, that is, they are able to react quite easily and slip them a reagent that would not interfere with their own chemistry. and only now, it means a click, and it means that it clung to it. this is a tricky achievement for sharp fox. barry sherpes is what he came up with. here are these two mutually opposed things that are so well behaved. yes, yes, that is, he told the chemist that we this kind of reaction is needed, because, in principle, at that time the chemists were satisfied, as they actually are now quite satisfied. yes , most of the available methods, chemists do not invent a new nut and a new screw there. yes, which means he uses those screws and nuts that travel in order to assemble his structure there. so bari charles said that these are the screws that we have. they don't s

as well as pulling pollutants out of the air, there's another advantage to these bio filters, too. and here's a thermal imaging camera. and you can see the temperature�*s about, what, room temperature. but look — when i point this at the air that's coming out of the moss when you switch the ventilation on, look how much cooler it is. so not only does this clean the air, it cools it, too. and, of course, pulling pollutants out of the atmosphere could help cool more than just your local surroundings. air pollution and climate change are also directly related. we have pollutants in air pollution, for instance, black carbon — which speed up the heating of the planet. and by binding those pollutants, we also help to decelerate climate change. you'll already see these bio—filters in several cities around the world — although you might not have realised that you're sitting in front of a load of moss. and to make sure the moss is as effective and long—lived as possible, the health of each moss mat can be monitored from hq. an algorithm can control the irrigation depending on the individual

one of the many success stories from a question of bio diversity. they told me that starts in november 18th on d w. imagine how many portion of love us heard out in the world right now, the climate change. if any, off the story, this is my flex, the way form just one week. how much was going to really get we still have time to go. i'm going all with his subscriber. morgan was like a ah, this is the w news. live from berlin, control of the united states congress hangs in the balance, is midterm election results role in republicans look on track to take the house. but that hoped for read way and fails to materialize. jo biden's deb.

associate director of bio-manufacturing, delasie dela-seshie, is going to show me how they make this cutting edge science a reality. - [delasie] hair net first, face mask, a couple pairs of gloves, lab, coat, and shoe covers. - [julia] and why do we have to wear all of this here? - [delasie] it's purely to make sure that as humans, we're not contaminating the product that's going into an already compromised patient. - [julia] i mean, i'm looking fantastic, so. - [delasie] great. - [julia] feeling great, looking great. i'm ready to go. - [delasie] perfect, awesome. this is essentially the first step. this is where they'll do a visual assessment of the sample. - [julia] and what are the assessment criteria for a piece of poo? like what is a good piece? - [delasie] so there's a visual assessment for color. it's also assessed for size. there's also a scale that we grade the stool on. it's gonna give you viscosity, texture, hardness. - [julia] i never thought i'd say i'm looking forward to seeing a piece of poo. - [delasie] yeah, yeah. - [julia] but here we go, i'm excited. - [delasie] so

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so what's the truth today we're going to not only whether there are ukrainian bio labs, but are they funded by the united states government? i'm john curry aku and this is the whistleblowers. 2 2 2 2 amid the ongoing crisis in ukraine, the biden administration has passed of $48000000000.00 aid package for the war torn country.

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in some neighborhoods there is more bio diversity than even in rural areas. ah ah, scientists are able to reconstruct animal migrations using gps trackers. the data shows that hedgehogs, raccoons and bats tend to stick to one area. while wild boars and foxes travel long distances within the urban biotech, ah, the more varied the cities foreigner, the more predators that attract in 2020 a wolf was even spotted roaming the german capital. this calls into question the division between the natural world and the civilized world. but wasn't that decided a long time ago? he's been warned of home with beauty. this is inhabited areas and by diversity are not mutually exclusive. this cannot and should not be left to chance when it needs to be plans me to plan. and this requires close cooperation between biologist and ecologists, landscape planet and architect plan. and on. i take, i take many, thomas hawk is a landscape architect. he and his team have developed a new approach to urban planning in an attempt to boost biodiversity in urban spaces via hm the me to the ani

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