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the i p c. c puts it like this. climate neutrality is balancing emissions, so they are equal or less than the emissions that get removed through the planets, natural absorption. what they mean is all economic activity release is c o 2. to reduce these emissions to 0, you can either cut them yourself or you can offset your emissions by compensating for them in other ways. by creating ecosystems like forests, for instance, which absorb and store carbon dioxide from the air. but how much c o 2 does a single tree absorb? i've run a spice on poll yard. it is very, very difficult to assess how much they store per year because it is dependent on so many factors non, such as the amount of rainfall, the default is infeasible. rain is needed for photosynthesis and office and it can't be too hot either. m. trees always start to store really significant amounts . after 8 or 10 years, it will not ask me to sit and limbs your loss. oh, this sampling will need a fair few years to get up to speed in terms of st

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there's no way we can reach our targets without c c us. so take cement production. we will continue to produce the cement to take waste plants. they will be c o 2 that you can not do away with. you can capture it and you can store as safely that this critically important c c s stance her carbon capture and storage. the northern lights project belongs to a norwegian government program, norway, in partnership with energy companies shed total and equi, nor today marks the opening of the visitor center visitors from around the world should be able to learn from the experience gained here in norway construction here again, will go on for one and a half more years. and after that, the goal of northern lights is to store $1500000.00 tons of c o 2 each year, underneath the seabed. the idea c o 2 from carbon heavy industries will be captured and brought to norway by ship. from here it is pumped out to see via pipelines and then injected into rock formations, 2600 meters underneath the sea bed. ready ready ready the technology has been tested in smaller industrial projects an

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c s. we accompanied norwegian prime minister eunice castilla on a tour of the complex. i think this is going to attract major interest as we increase prices of c o 2. as you do in the european union, we do it in norway. it has to be done worldwide. and when that happens, there will be a commercial interest to do away with c o 2. we need to get c o 2, down and away, and not up to the atmosphere and, and this is what we're doing here. the norwegian government believes this technology will be key when it comes to reaching climate targets. the idea, liquified c o 2 was transported to the northern lights facility by ship. from here it is pumped out to see via pipelines and then injected into rock formations, 2600 meters underneath the sea bit. the technology has been tested in smaller industrial projects and norway since the mid ninety's. here excess c o 2 is pumped back into the ocean floor instead of releasing it into the atmosphere, which would come with a carbon tax industry experience is n

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i think c-span is a perfect envelope because c-span for people come together. when you get in the fox universe and msnbc universe, it's like you're in separate worlds. going a different shows is an attempt to try to bring people together and bring the world that people, you know, on c-span2 focus where they are. i know you and i shared that effort when were out there with people in iowa and no, sir. >> host: so would you go back on tucker's show, andrew? >> guest: i got a number of messages from supporters saying their parents for the first time, they wanted, they didn't see me on tucker's show. they saw an ad. and that alone made me think a figure of interest. i think what to make moves like that if were generally going to bring people of different alignments together. >> host: what struck me in the book was on a number of different decisions you kind of layout your thinking and you would do pro versus con analysis. i noticed as you pitched term on this you give the readers an assessment of the pros of turbulence, the cons of turbulence. when you were pitched

. >> there's a big c-styles, a little c-styles. >> eventually williams found a c-styles who had beenation at the time of the murder. >> our first goal was to identify the connection be the c-styles and crystal taylor. gang affiliation, any relatives? was he a boyfriend, ex-boyfriend? the sister say no. her friends say no. there is no evidence to support that they even knew each other. >> or maybe they knew each other she didn't tell anybody. >> exactly we also have to keep that as a card on the table. okay, so, how can we start proving this out. i start examining were their lines may have cross. crystal taylor works in carson. she goes to anderson park. oh, there is information that c-styles hangs out at anderson park. okay. >> they brought in c-styles. legal name, skyler moore. you say to him, what do you have to do with the murder of crystal taylor? >> he says. >> i don't know her, i did not do this. but he's studying her photo. >> and then, c-styles continue to talk. >> he's coming up with an analysis of the person who would have done this. and he refers to the person as this pers

c t. as or any doubt in your mind, where he would have gotten c t. i know where he got c t from where papa, the nfl o c t e can only be diagnosed definitively. once a person stood in their brain has been examined since 2200 more than 300 in it. though players had been bound to have had the disease. michelle delaney called his brain to the c t e center at boston university. it was one of carlton's dying wishes. and why did he want it donated to boston c t for the concussion lawsuit? and that we would be taken care of because we were told with a settlement if you had c, t e, there was darren that was the the most did you would get paid for which was $5000000.00. if his brains tested and if he s c t, his wife michelle, would obviously get compensated since he died of what the settlement really about, right? no, he wouldn't be compensated. but if he died, it's proven that he had c t well, he went to cobb a said, you had to have died of fruit have city betraying. i believe it's 262015. that's the window. i mean, to me, it's one of the great crimes of the

climate change, if any, off the story. this is my flex the way from just one week. how much was can really get we still have time to go. i'm going on with flex. if his subscribe full molding was like oh twitter, back tracks on staff. lay off, some employees have been asked to come back, that's after new seo, ellen musk let them go last week. what's behind the about face will go to wall street. also on the shout. midterm elections are looming in the west where democrats could lose control of congress. what would a republican sweep mean for jo biden's economic agenda? our correspondent in washington has more and will take you to norway, where an underground cemetery for unwanted greenhouse gas is taking shape. this is dw business, i'm christy plats and, and berlin half of twitter staff was laid off on friday following ilan mosques, 44000000000 dollar acquisition. but now twitter is reportedly reaching out to some of the employees that were fired and asking them to return. according to blo