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climate change what can be do to secure these safe havens that's what we'd call hello welcome to eco india . coming to you from my neighborhood in mumbai bees at a prime example for what happens when safe havens are destroyed about 80 percent of all pollination worldwide is done by bees but because of this decides drought global warming among other factors this. treats and this of course a lot of folks all the plants they pollinate and environmental project in the mountain villages of. trying to help create these retreats with traditional be farming. papers so they're not indigo the indian honeybee they're at home in the mountains of the indian subcontinent there were many species of bees in the northern state of . beekeepers even get bees in traditional hives on the walls of their homes there. are still keeps his bees this week it's a practice he learned from his father. paulo was one of the typical gothic to stave off the so-called march of the march quarter just every household had behinds to harvest honey for their own you. you know what these vault. got a lot of these. i mean whatever

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hello welcome to eco india that uncle coming to you from my neighborhood in mumbai india has set itself a mission climate targets from 2030 the country wants to feed 500 legal wards of renewable energy into its grid solar energy will play a key role in this plan but put it to work india needs to work many of them training is being made available already to the help of special learning about the trees. learning under real world conditions and the job. university in delhi mohammad harman is preparing for a curry and that the new bill energy sector. not in a lecture theatre but in a special learning korean developed and installed by company sense the focus is on solar and wind power. we know that sun energy is one of them was import and abundant form of energy that we can use for our daily even our ideas back. and most of the appliance in our village is also very. being the electricity we are using this to convert the energy on the cheap is a growing economy means that india's energy needs to double in the next 20 years the country has also commented itself to sourcing nearly 40 percent of

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people who have visited their lives words making environmentally friendly choices hello welcome to eco india. coming to you from my neighborhood in mumbai. india is the largest producer of milk in the world because of rising demand it goes without saying the primary reason for very. big but a fall in india which is more than $100.00 does not commercially produce a single drop of milk what may be your little bit to make such a trusting choice that's to conclude. the 20 acres of lush farmland in the busy city of noida. why organic farming is not uncommon even in the city this farm has taken things to new level. beach as it is called has built a community of farmers that is self-sustaining and practices natural farming methods with a focus on the wellbeing of livestock. what makes this far more unique is its relationship to its family of cattle. meat conquered age a native of. from the sindh region. this is that beauty is called red cindy. belongs to a sturdy. and specially suited for farming. reads of indigenous cattle from across india this farm doubles up as an animal sanctuary. cows and bul

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people who have visited their lives towards making environmentally friendly choices hello welcome to eco india. coming to you from my neighborhood in mumbai. india is the largest producer of milk in the world because of rising demand it goes without saying that the primary reason for varying a college this fall. but if i'm an india which has more than 100 cars does not commercially produce a single drop of milk what may be your own little visit to make such a contrast choice let's take a closer look. at. 28 because of lush farmland in the busy city of noida. why organic farming is not uncommon even in the city this farm has taken things to board a new level. beach as it is called has built a community of follows that is self-sustaining and practices natural farming methods with the. focus on the wellbeing of livestock. what makes this far more unique is its relationship to its family of cattle. meat conquered age a native of good jobs cut. from the sindh region. this beauty is called red cindy. belongs to a sturdy bodied from domino do especially suited for farming. reeds of indigenous cattle

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india. >> esto es muy feliz, todos oakland estÁ orgulloso. ramÓn: esta nominación tuvo eco. muchos calificaron la decisiÓn como correcta. este activista dice que harris tomarÁ liderazgo para que haya un verdadero sistema de justicia criminal. henderson trabajo como asistente de harris cuando estuvo al frente de la fiscalÍa de san francisco. resaltar una de las medidas que tomÓ cuando trabajÓ en dependencia. >> aumentÓ la diversidad en mÁs de un 80 por ciento. >> tiene mucha experiencia a nivel legislativo iba a poder negociar mÁs. ramÓn: harris indicó que joe biden va a construir un paÍs acorde a los ideales de la naciÓn. las elecciones serÁn el prÓximo 3 de noviembre. todavÍa tiene tiempo para registrarse y votar. ramÓn: regreso contigo, paola. paola: donald trump se manifestÓ sorprendido. escuchemos lo que dijo. lo que mÁs me sorprendiÓ es que ella hizo un trabajo pobre y dijo que muchos precandidatos lo hicieron mejor. a travÉs de un mensaje el gobernador se refiriÓ a harris como una mujer de principios, brillante, empÁtica y honesta. la calificÓ como la opciÓn perfecta

one aim is to contribute to a more eco friendly economy and another is to promote economic growth and hunt farmers' incomes. in urban india some startups are attempting to bring back into the mainstream as a raw material for a range of household products. the 3 founders who don't be equal in mumbai spend a year and a half 1st doing research and developing this. it began when they were appalled by the amount of plastic trash in the city one of the sundays when i was a father to my brother. which looked quite fresh and. i looked into it and if according to you going to ask my father what have you seen this before and he said it's actually over chocolate which was discontinued in the 1990 s. . so the fact that the sets away for so long. plastic and people are still the main materials used in india's packaging industry despite the known negative impacts on the environment. plastic pollution is a massive problem as one can see on streets and beaches across the country. less than a quarter of solid waste generated in india is formally collected and processed. the big industry also contributes to large scale deforestation. it's

in covert 19 in india or now west african leaders have agreed that mali's transitional government must be led by a civilian and it should last no longer than 12 months members of the eco last group held a summit on friday to discuss mali's future and whether to lift sanctions regional books suspended the country from its institutions shop orders and stop financial transactions following last week's removal of president abraham boubacar kaita kool aid as released kater on thursday of course we've been following developments around alexina valmy very closely and germany is now saying it's ready to impose diplomatic sanctions against russia if it's proven that he was poisoned as part of a state initiated murder attempt he is still in a coma after he fell ill on a flight from siberia to moscow last week but doctors a hospital where he is recovering say his condition is improving the 44 year old remains in an intensive care unit on a ventilator. interior minister of libya's tripoli based government has been suspended after a shooting at demonstrations this week at least 6 people were abducted and others wounded when men in military uniforms opened fire on protesters minist

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eco- health alliance. this was in 2016 i just want to point out. it kills upwards of 75%. so far it's been limited and if something is contaminated it's moved into southern india as you know it's starting to spread between people in respiratory droplets. where have we heard that recently? if it was spreading that would be bad enough, but respiratory droplets we all know now it's hard to control. if you learned to do that and it didn't become less lethal, i know scientist scientists do but civilization and i think that they are right. the thing about this is that there is a belief that i haven't come onto there were some scientists out there i think they are working so hard they don't have time to read the bo book. there is the belief that if something goes pandemic it has to be compiled. i was told about one's. it kills 60% it will become my older. how do you know that, while it just has to. so it uses advanced and various other rationale. it's not necessarily in the interest if it learns to spread from person to person. it's been spreading and it hasn't gotten anywhere yet. they got tha the last one that allows it to spread between people i don't think that w

budget is constrained for india, that there's some things they can do in the bond market to get some relief to the economy. bloomberg'shays, policy editor, with all of the ecohere in the u.s., efforts to reopen u.s. schools continue. this as the coronavirus infections across the country now top 6 million. we spoke to the vice dean of the johns hopkins school of public health for his thoughts on the safety of getting students back in the classroom. >> it has been pretty remarkable. universities doing very different things. some all online, some, everybody back. also at the statistics. theppened to look at wonderful work, including johns hopkins data as well, and just a look at new york, and there's many other successful stories of declining cases, and certainly, deaths, remarkably diminished from where they were. why aren't we opening quicker if we see such good statistics and trends in statistics? >> in areas where the case numbers have come way down, it really is possible to open, but open with precautions. i think that is still the lesson from around the world. and i think people are in many cases kind of debating about the precautions about what is pract

week we're looking at how education can keep us moving towards a green a future hello welcome to eco india and some of that uncle coming to you from my neighborhood in mumbai india has set itself a vicious climate targets from 2030 the country wants to feed 500 gigawatts of renewable energy into its grooved each year solar energy will play a key role in this plan but put it to work india needs killed workers many of them training is being made available all driven with the help of special learning about the trees.

which can be due to secure these safe havens that's what we've talked about today hello welcome to eco india. coming to you from my neighborhood in mumbai bees at a prime example for what happens when safe havens are destroyed about 80 percent of all pollination worldwide is done by bees but because of this the site's drought global warming among other factors the fossil treats and this is of course a glossy.