the president of the copenhagen consensus on earth visiting fellow at the hoover institution at stanford university and skeptical environmentalist. it's really great to have you with us today. bjorn, how do you like my last part of your presentation? skeptical environmentalist. well, it's what i have to say, it's great to be here so so what i really try to do is to think about what all the things you can worry about in a gentlemanly areas. what are the things where you can actually make the most difference for every dollar of groupie that you spend? so that we do that instead of just feeling good at it, cheating? i want to go through this in detail while we're chatting. so this international movement to do something about climate change is currently battling the resistance of climate change deniers. conservative politicians are in this clash of views, a lot of law, but information is being spread and a little fear mongering is being done on the anti climate side as well. and we're being scared into thinking our economies will collapse, scared into thinking that we are being scammed. righ

the president of the copenhagen consensus, an urban setting fellow at the hoover institution at stanforduniversity and skeptical environmentalist. it's really great to have you with us today. bjorn, how do you like my last part of your presentation? skeptical environmentalist. right. it's what i have to say. it's great to be here senator. so i really try to do is to think about all the things you can worry about in a gentlemanly areas. what are the things where you can actually make the most difference for every dollar and rupee rupee that you spend so that we instead of just feeling good and achieving, i mean, i want to go through this in detail while we're chatting. so this international movement to do something about climate change.

the president of the copenhagen consensus on earth visiting fellow at the hoover institution, stanford university, and skeptical environmentalist. it's really great to have you with us today. bjorn, how do you like my last part of your presentation? skeptical environmentalist. and i know you say it's great to be here sort of so what i really try to do is to think about what.

it really is, together with copenhagen and barcelona, one of my favourite places on the planet, a homeom home. but i still have a problem putting my finger on what makes this city so great. through the centuries, montreal has found itself at a global crossroads where nations, cultures and languages have met, or were fiercely defended. now, it's as though montreal is a city that spends a lot of time wondering about itself. i wouldn't call it an identity crisis, more of an identimélange. this city faces real urban challenges. the people here will tell you that they have the worst potholes on the planet.

copenhagen has responded to the lack of affordable student housing with the so-called 12 floating houses designed by starting tax. he doesn't shy away from even greater visions of floating for 10000 people in regions threatened by climate change. we think we in the future, we will need more housing on the water for several reasons because this the city is very full. but also because of sea level rising, for instance. so we will need this kind of projects, and we want to be a showcase in that sense for yvonne van sarka market schmidt. this vision has become a reality $115.00 square metres, 2 floors, and a roof garden. it's almost like a house in the countryside. but there's one difference. their entire home sways having felt sick yet, but i did have a day where i thought i need to set foot on solid ground. but it's a small price to pay for their dream of living on water. around 31000000, people want to fix it by floods across the world. last year lives were lost, possessions in a single year. flooding caused almost 70000000000 euros in economic losses for weavers in cattle, or it meant lo

have now been affected, and terrorism from paris to brussels, trashed london, madrid, barcelona, copenhagen, stockholm niece, vienna, and so many others is a european reality to which we must respond. and that is why we need a common coordinated and rapid response to the video summit set out the need to forge collective antiterrorism strategies. as a matter of urgency on german chancellor angela merkel said europe's troubled shang and zone of control. free travel also needs swift reforms. just a week ago, a gunman who tried to join the so-called islamic state shocked at 4 victims in the heart of the austrian capital vienna. 3 people were stabbed to death in a church in the southern french city of nice last month. one of the victims was beheaded and 2 weeks earlier, a teacher was beheaded in a paris suburb. the attacks in both nice and the end involved assailants who move freely between schengen countries. you know, one of the prosecutors in germany are treating the recent stabbing of a man in the eastern city of dresden as an islamist murder. german chancellor angela merkel echoed other eur

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it really is, together with copenhagen and barcelona, one of my favourite places on the planet, a homestill have a problem putting my finger on what makes this city so great. through the centuries, montreal has found itself at a global crossroads where nations, cultures and languages have met, or were fiercely defended. now, it's as though montreal is a city that spends a lot of time wondering about itself. i wouldn't call it an identity crisis, more of an identimélange. this city faces real urban challenges. the people here will tell you that they have the worst potholes on the planet.

at a suburb in the capital copenhagen on thursday. the prime minisr warned the strain could weake the efficacy of vaccines currently under development. >> so we start today, 7:00, so we can do as fast as we can. and i hope we can do in ten days. >> denmark is one of the world's biggest producers of mink fur. the netherlands and spain have also culled minks after confirming coronavirus at farms. >>> a bacterial disease called brucellosis. this follows a leak from a pharmaceutical plant over a year ago. initial reports said about 200 people had been infected, including staff and students at a nearby veterinary institute. but in september, a chinese magazine said the disease had also spread to residents of the area. local city officials have confirmed 6,620 infections. the plant had been manufacturing brucellosis vaccines for animals. humans infected by the disease, including fever and aching joints. facing criticism for their attempt. >>> they have yet to reveal which country the mans accused of acting f. but local media report he has t

london for example where british architects back up planning floating homes in the royal docks copenhagen has responded to a lack of a portable student housing with the so-called. 12 floating houses designed by star architect. b. archangels doesn't shy away from even greater visions of floating city for 10000 people in regions threatened by climate change. in amsterdam demand is on the rise too i think there's a really big potential building on the water we see we have some requests for all over the world from new yorkers looking to live on the water belgium or in the netherlands there are several areas where they are building houses and communities over 52102200 houses even. for yvonne van saga and marcus schmidt this vision has become a reality $150.00 square metres 2 floors a roof garden almost like a house in the countryside. there one difference their home. yes it was a little weird 1st money still haven't killed 6 yet but i did have a day where i short i need to sit on some solid ground fruits of crystal ball. but it's a small price to pay for their dream of living on water. if you

copenhagen has responded to the lack of affordable student housing with the so-called. 12 floating houses designed by star architect. he doesn't shy away from even greater visions of floating city for 10000. people in regions threatened by climate change. we think we in the future, we will need more housing on the water for several reasons because the city is very full. but also because of sea level rising, for instance. so we will need this kind of projects and we want to be a showcase in that sense for yvonne van sarka marcus schmidt. this vision has become a reality 115 square meters. 2 flaws on a roof garden. it's almost like a house in the countryside. but this one difference, their entire home sways to squeak. i haven't felt sick yet, but i did have a day where i thought i need to set foot on solid ground. but it's a small price to pay for their dream of living on water. around 31000000, people want to fix it by floods across the world. lost lives were lost, possessions in a single year. flooding caused almost 70000000000 euros in economic losses. for weavers in kerala, it meant los

copenhagen has responded to the lack of affordable student housing with the so-called 12 floating houses designed by stark. he doesn't shy away from even greater visions of floating city for 10000, people in regions threatened by climate change. we think we in the future, we will need more housing on the water for several reasons because the city is very food. but also because of sea level rising, for instance, so we will need this kind of projects, and we want to be a showcase in that sense for yvonne van sarka marcus schmidt. this vision has become a reality 115 square meters. 2 flaws on a roof garden. it's almost like a house in the countryside, but this one different. their entire home sways ship managed to squeak. having felt sick yet, but i did have a day where i thought i need to set foot on solid ground. but it's a small price to pay for their dream of living on water. around 31000000, people want to fix it by floods across the world. lost lives were lost, possessions in a single year. flooding caused almost $70000000000.00 euros in economic losses. for weavers in catalonia, it m

belin leanna trashed london, madrid, barcelona copenhagen, stockholm nice vienna and so many others is a european reality to which we must respond. and that is why we need a common coordinated and rapid response. the video summit set out the need to forge collective antiterrorism strategies. as a matter of urgency. on german chancellor angela merkel said europe's troubled shang and zone of control. free travel also needs swift reforms. just a week ago, a gunman who tried to join the so-called islamic state shocked that 4 victims in the heart of the austrian capital vienna. 3 people were stabbed to death in a church in the southern french city of nice last month. one of the victims was beheaded and 2 weeks earlier, a teacher was beheaded in a paris suburb. the attacks in both nice and vienna involved assailants who move freely between schengen countries. you know what it is? prosecutors in germany are treating the recent stabbing of a man in the eastern city of dresden as an islamist murder. german chancellor angela merkel echoed other european leaders and stressing the importance of bo

beilin, vienna trashed london, madrid, barcelona copenhagen, stockholm. nice vienna and so many others is a european reality to which we must respond. and that is why we need a common coordinated and rapid response who will need the video summit set out the need to forge collective antiterrorism strategies as a matter of urgency. macron, german chancellor angela merkel said europe's troubled shang and zone of control. free travel also needs swift reforms. just a week ago, a gunman who tried to join the so-called islamic state, shot dead for victims in the heart of the austrian capital. vienna 3 people were stabbed to death in a church in the southern french city of nice. last month. one of the victims was beheaded, and 2 weeks earlier, a teacher was beheaded in a paris suburb. the attacks in both nice and the end involved assailants who move freely between shank and countries. you know, what prosecutors in germany are treating the recent stabbing of a man in the eastern city of dresden as an islamist murder. german chancellor angela merkel echoed other eu

been affected and terrorism from paris to brussels berlin vienna utrecht london madrid barcelona copenhagen stopped home nice vienna now and so many of this is a european reality to which we must respond you know that that is why we need a common coordinated and rapid response this is what we have agreed today is good and what the will be i was the french president speaking bear let's take this story now to our correspondent barbara visa's she joins me tonight from brussels good evening to you barbara so a coordinated response what's what sort of measures are we talking about here. well the main thing probably is that the european leaders just need to be seen to act they need to be looking tough to their citizens particularly the french president and monreal mccrum he's under pressure at home so this is a whole bundle of measures because we know that islam is terrorism is not one single thing it's a multi-faceted phenomenon is so we're talking about external border controls and that is one of the main points the sort of borders of the e.u. aren't terrorists leakey and the attack of from nic

danish farmers have driven 500 tractors into the centre of copenhagen n protest at the cull of mink therus outbreak on furfarms. right—wing parties have accused the government of using the virus as an excuse to end furfarming. turkey has gone into a nationwide partial lockdown this weekend, as part of new measures announced by president erdogan earlier in the week. people are banned from going out from 5 in the evening to 7 in the morning. the portuguese government has announced new restrictions to slow the spread of coronavirus, shortly after parliament approved a 2—week extension of the country's state of emergency. prime minister antonio costa has outlined new tiered restrictions, including extending the current nightly curfew to weekend afternoons and a travel ban during national holidays in areas deemed at extremely high risk. just hours before scheduled peace talks in qatar between the us secretary of state and the taliban, a barrage of rockets has hit residential areas of the afghan capital, kabul, killing at least eight people and injuring more than 30. the islamic state group s

well, it's triggered widespread protests with reports now suggesting that copenhagen could actually back to chop the plan. we took the idea of vaccinations to our panel of experts on sunday nights against vaccinations that have come of city my son. it was partly the situation since we should hold these parts. nations were necessary. boxing's cheney is to be approved yet. so this law is being fast. facts are all so great bizzare the insuring that people cannot sue the manufacturers, will be competent school. anything which happens to tomorrow. he's as a result of this foxy, i think that we're in a real emergency situation and that you know, 56 years ago when you make a choice, you're a writer or not. you have actually in rio, raised a major threat make a public health threat by the and their frightening government is not really right . in speeding things up. people are worried that this essentially is kind of straying into the area of true cousin and nor a bit of health or a tarion tends to at what do you respond to that to people who add to that. and let's assume for one moment we have a

danish farmers have driven five hundred tractors into the centre of copenhagen, in protest at the cull out a coronavirus outbreak on furfarms. right—wing parties have accused the government of using the virus as an excuse to end furfarming. you are watching bbc news, the headlines. as the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in the us exceeds 12 million — thanksgiving dinners are distributed to people across the country impacted by the pandemic. a call for coronavirus vaccines to be available for all — as leaders from the world's biggest economies meet for an online summit hosted by saudi arabia. just hours before scheduled peace talks in qatar between the us secretary of state and the taliban, a barrage of rockets has hit residential areas of the afghan capital, kabul, killing at least eight people and injuring more than thirty. the islamic state group said it was behind the attack and had targeted government buildings and foreign embassies. it comes just days after the trump administration announced plans to withdraw two thousand troops from afghanistan. secunder kermani reports. it

united kingdom bans visitors from denmark after a new strain of covert is transmitted from to humans copenhagen will hold millions of the animals. for joining us this is r.t. international another us election was claims of meddling at this time not by outside actors but inside ones with trump accusing the democrats of mass voter fraud after joe biden was made president elect. president donald trump has yet to concede the election and is vowing to take legal action and some of his supporters allege the republicans were even prevented from voting we believe these people are thieves the big city machines are corrupt this was a stolen election the best pollster in britain wrote this morning that this clearly was a stolen election and it's impossible to imagine that biden out ran a bomb in some of these states where it mattered they stole what they had to steal . saturday media outlets called the race for biden after days of counting president-elect biden's vow to help america become a nation healed promise may be hard to deliver on though given that the election was much closer than many anticipate

bans visitors from denmark after a new strain of co bit is transmitted to humans copenhagen will help millions of animals. welcome to the program another u.s. election and more claims of meddling only this time not by outside actors but inside ones with donald trump accusing the democrats of mass voter fraud after joe biden became president elect. president trump has yet to concede the election he claims there's been serious voter fraud and is about legal action. we believe these people are thieves the big city machines are corrupt this was a stolen election the best poster in britain wrote this morning that this clearly was a stolen election that it's impossible to imagine that biden out ran a bomb in some of the states where it mattered they stole what they had to steal clashes have occurred in several states between rival crowds with several arrests made trump supporters stand by the president in refusing to accept the election results. that are was. on saturday almost all us media outlets called the race for biden after days of counting the president elect has promised to help ame

widespread protests with reports now suggesting that copenhagen could backtrack on the plan. we took the idea of mandatory vaccinations to a panel of experts on sunday north against vaccinations on one of city. my son's partly the situation. you can sense we should hurry these parts nations were necessary as fuck since cheney is student should be improved yet. so this law is being fast tracked are also great. bizzare are the paid governments, ensuring that people cannot sue the manufacturers, will be competent school. anything which happens. he's as a result of this foxy, i think that we're in a real emergency situation and it's not like, you know, 56 years ago when you make a choice as to whether or not you have actually in rio raised a major threat. make a public health threat by the and their frightening government is not really right . in speeding things up, people are worried that this essentially is kind of straying into the area of proposing and nor a bit of an authoritarian tends to at what do you respond to people who add to that . and let's assume for one moment we

however that of course is in question as we see this with more recent spike in copenhagen 1000 and we wonder whether there will be lock downs again here is that number even meaningful at this point because it is it truly optimistic or does it matter at all. when i see the most number of groups some whole group called group it's the other dependent. on stimulus from the federal reserve last nassib stimulus on the fiscal side from united states whatever the number is you have to remember there better be good news now when they were rationed armistead or in a way it never did what it was going to in government as you are. right. explained it was rummy deford's it in every agreement or what and the use in the bin laden european economy this economy is on life support from government what you really see is a government so frightened by what is happening and what looks like it might be after that leave us throwing caution to the winds so what do you mean you're trying to me with money and with government deficits where that goal is and how that develops is anybody's guess what i held the fu

widespread protests with reports now suggesting that copenhagen could backtrack on the plan, which took the idea of mandatory vaccinations to a panel of experts on sunday most against vaccinations that have come of city. my son. it was partly the situation of incidents. we should only spot solutions were necessary. most folks see things change years. it should be improved yet. so this law is playing fast. facts are also great. bizzare. the ensuring that people cannot sue them. we've actually gotten school anything which happens to me. it's more. he's as a result of this foxy, i think that we're in a real situation and it's not like, you know, 56 years ago when you make a choice, whether or not you have actually in rio raised a major threat. make a public health threat by the and their frightening government is not really right . in speeding things up. people are worried that this essentially is kind of straying into the area of proposing and nor a bit of final thora terry intends to at. what do you respond to people who add to that? and let's assume for one moment we have the facts, a n

groups have triggered widespread protests with reports now suggesting that copenhagen could backtrack on the plan dozens, gusty issue. let's cross live now to our gas, frank fred, who is a professor of sociology and the web, a political commentator on ruin nearly a health policy on lest one former n.h.s. trust chairman. or if you're very welcome to the program, like for joining until all. * start with you, i mean, legislation has had a dramatic effect, not the areas of public health and safety. so the solve seat belts in cars banning in dual smoking why not the same approach with immunization? well, it's creator and subject to the house. i mean, what we're, we've saved your previous reports are basic create sobers of an awful lot of terms space that work. because we're looking at these mandatory action suit respects hold a back seat, which isn't actually needed by the 99 percent. so the population because basically most people are not at risks. i'm certainly not against vaccinations. i've had a policy myself. well, the situation is that we should hurries but nations were necessary. an

the number one ranked team in the world beat the danes 2—0 when both sides met in copenhagen on matchry consistent, even in a game that got very complicated against iceland, they found a way to win in the last kick of the game. so this team is ready to compete. so i don't think that that's something that we don't expect. it's going to be a difficult game but we're playing at home and we play with a lot of desire and with all the belief of all our fans that we want to finish 2020 in a good way. the world number one, novak djokovic, is back in action at the atp finals in london on wednesday when he takes on russia's daniil medvedev. djokovic — and you'll see it here — delivering a masterclass to beat diego schwartzman in straight sets and his opening match, whilst medvedev made his mark on monday with a win over alexander zverev. now, after multiple delays, the nba draft finally arrives on wednesday. fans are going to start to see how their team will look when the 2021 season begins next month. the minnesota timberwolves won the nba draft lottery and have the first pick this year. it's

well, that's triggered widespread protests with reports now suggesting that copenhagen catch in fact, chalk on the plan. we took the idea of mandatory vaccinations, top panel of tax on sunday was against vaccinations on one city. my son was partly the situation since we should hold these parts. nations were necessary, but since cheney is still human, heart should be approved yet. so this law is being fast tracked and also great bizzare are the same governments ensuring that people cannot sue them, or we've actually gotten school anything which happens more. and he's as a result of this foxy. i think that we're in a real situation and that, you know, 56 years ago when you make a choice of whether or not you have actually in rio raised a major threat, make it public no written by the and their frightening government is not really right. speeding things up, people are worried that this essentially is kind of straying into the area of true cousin and nor a bit of an authoritarian tends to it. what do you respond to people who allege that? and let's assume for one moment we have the facts,

together have been affected on terrorism from paris to brussels vienna utrecht london madrid barcelona copenhagen stop nice vienna now and so many of this is a european reality to which we must respond you know that that is why we need a common coordinated and rapid response this is what we have agreed today is good and what the social duty i was the 1st president speaking their lives take the story now to our correspondent barbara vessel she joins me tonight from brussels good evening to you barbara so a coordinated response what sort of measures are we talking about here. well the main thing for all of lee is that the european leaders just need to be seen to act they need to be looking tough to their citizens particularly the french president and monreal mccrum he's under pressure at home so this is a whole bundle of measures because we know that islam is terrorism is not one single thing it's a multifaceted phenomenon is we're talking about external border controls and that is one of the main points the sort of borders of the e.u. aren't terrorists leaky and the attack of from these this was a

now suggesting that copenhagen could actually backtrack on the plan. we took this idea of months to vaccinations to a panel of experts on sunday was against vaccinations on one city. my son was partly the situation since we should hurry, starts, nations were necessary. most boxing's cheney is to be approved yet. so this law is being fast tracked are also great. bizzare are the play. governments are ensuring that people cannot sue the manufacturers, will become poor or anything which happens and he's as a result of this foxy, i think that we're in a real emergency situation and you know, 56 years ago when you make a choice, there are none who have actually in rio raised their a major threat make a public health threat by the and their frightening government is not really right . in speeding things up, people are worried that this essentially is kind of straying into the area of triclosan and nor a bit of health or a terry intends to at. i want to respond to that to people who add to that. and let's assume for one moment we have the facts, a nation which

bans visitors from denmark after a new strain of code is transmitted from the link to humans copenhagen that will cull millions of animals. welcome to the program and we begin in the u.s. where president elect joe biden's team is preparing its transition to the white house but the current occupant donald trump isn't leaving without a fight. president trump has yet to concede the election he claims there's been serious of voter fraud and is about legal action we believe these people are thieves the big city machines are corrupt this was a stolen election the best poster in britain wrote this morning that this clearly was a stolen election that it's impossible to imagine that biden out ran a bomb in some of these states where it mattered they stole what they had to steal . on saturday media outlets called the race for biden after days of counting the president elect has promised to help america become a nation healed like in 2016 it's all gotten off to a bad start with more allegations of meddling only this time not by outside actors but by inside ones and now it's the democrats' turn to

widespread protests with reports now suggesting that copenhagen could backtrack on the plan. we took the idea of mandatory vaccinations to a panel of experts on sunday, march against vaccinations at one of city. my son's partly the situation since we should hold these parts, nations were necessary. most boxing's cheney is still human heart should be improved yet. so this law is playing fast. facts are also great. bizzare are the insuring people channel sued them and we've actually gotten to school anything which happens more. he's as a result of this foxy, i think that we're in a real emergency situation and it's not like, you know, 56 years ago when you make a choice of the river or not. you have actually in rio faced a major threat make a public health threat by the and their frightening government is not really right . in speeding things up. people are worried that this essentially is kind of straying into the area of the cousin and nor a bit of health or a terry intends to at all. want to respond to people who add to that. and let's assume for one moment we have the facts

however that of course is in question as we see this with more recent spike in copenhagen tina we wonder whether there will be lock downs again here is that number even meaningful at this point because is it truly optimistic or does it matter at all. well i think the mostly good thing about a group some whole group called group it's the other dependent get as on the stimulus from the federal reserve plus national erodes of on the to school side from united states treasury whatever the number is you have to remember that the federal reserve is now running money corporations are miscarried in a way it never did before at the federal government there as your oath is explained it is running deficits bigger than every bill and ribbon or whatever you see in the behavior of the economy this is an economy that's on life support from government what you really see is a government. by what is happening and what looks like it might be after that it is throwing caution to the winds flooding the economy with money and with government deficits where that goal is and how that develops is anybody's gues

they are due to play in copenhagen three days before facing england at wembley next week.megan rapinoe says her country needs to embrace change as it welcomes in its new president. speaking at the start of the bbc‘s women in football week, rapinoe says more people from diverse backgrounds now need to be seen in positions of power. we need to put more people of colour in power, more women of colour in power. we need more womenjust in general in power. we need to diversify the way that our government looks. you have a responsibility in the world to make the world a better place. i really, truly believe that and that's not to say that you have to live a life of volunteering... you don't have to be mother teresa. but, you do have to do something. i really do believe that. and england'sjonny bairstow has signed for big bash side melbourne stars. bairstow has been recently playing in the indian premier league and will be available to play for the stars after christmas. american chris nikic has become the first person with down's syndrome to finish an ironman triathlon event. the

job by force people or groups that's triggered widespread protests with reports now suggest that copenhagen could actually backtrack on the plan. we took the idea of months to vaccinations to a panel of experts. i think that we're in a real situation and you know, 56 years ago when you make a choice, whether or not are actually in a major threat, race, you're probably right. the and there are frightening. the government is not really right in speeding things up. people are worried that this essentially is kind of straying into the area of true cousin and nor a bit of final fara terry intends to at what do you respond to people who allege. 'd that on the one hand there is the current vaccinations that are on offer. it's true, it's very early days. we've already seen press releases and we haven't seen data. and then there is the question of compulsory vaccination. now if we separate the 2, and let's assume for one moment we have a vaccination which is safe. what should we do with that vaccination should be obliged people to have the vaccination. well, there is no law here in the u.k. that the

and that's exactly the situation in 1701, at aoint of starvation they sent a boat to copenhagen across the ocean to petition king frederick the fourth who is a ruler to help. he is regded as a pretty regarded latin king, he was not about to let these people owe their allegiance starving death. no matter how far away they were but if the same time he needed beer sense of the scale of the problem. so frederick appointed two men they lived in denmark to travel back to iceland and conduct the senses. they did this or the winter of 1702 - 1703 and became known as the census winr. youay change the talk thinking when i first became interested in this topic the census was maybe not the firstut probably the first and it's important and we will get to that. but in the times of 1703 iceland census nearly aentury earlier is better in every way. first it accounted nearl everyone, i mean everyone those in the bible or roman times with the military age men, citens, king frederick but no person should be left out. 50366 people were counted, one stores has one that seems to be. to give you an idea of w

at a point of starvation of sheer desperation they sent an emissary by boat to copenhagen across theo petition king frederick the fourth of denmark, who was the ruler, to help. frederick the fourth is generally regarded, so i've read, is a pretty enlightened king. he wasn't about to let these people who owe their leaders to him Ãbbut at the same time, if he was to help he needed a better sense of the scale of the problem. frederick appointed two men, magnuson and Ãto travel back to iceland and conduct the census. date of this over the winter of 1702, 1703, which then became known in icelandic history as the census winter. you may be thinking, i did when i first became interested in this topic, that the u.s. census was maybe not the first but robbie the first modern census, right? it's true the u.s. census is important and we will get to that, but it's in technical terms this is 1703 icelandic census for nearly a century earlier, is better in every way. it counted nearly everyone. i mean, everyone. wears ancient census, those in the bible or roman times tended to count only military a

better at taking care of it, but also mixed in with the usual emergencies that we used to see before copenhagen, like car crashes and gunshot wounds and heart attacks. and they didn't go away with indeed, of course, with the winter approaching. there's great concern about that increase in numbers, and perhaps we're seeing it not just in the u.s., but globally as well. i mean in terms of what you'll seeing, how are patients presenting themselves when they come to hospitals? are the symptoms sort of pretty severe and then how do they actually present themselves? how do they look? and again, i don't want to speak on behalf of the entire country, but i do know what they're wrestling with out in new york city is as if they were going to the 1st time. so patients will come in too late with their little or drowning in their own fluids in their own long as they're coming in. maybe in cardiac arrest or with a stroke or things where they feel ok. but the aco sent in by their doctors because their oxygen saturation is below 92 percent. and those are the people who have silent hypoxia, quote, 19, creates t

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