sergey sergeevich thank you , sergey penkin, director of the energy development fund, was in touch withs. experts have figured out how to save the starving artificial soybeans and even dried insects can be an effective solution to overcome the food and climate crisis. that's what the study says. boston consulting groups against the backdrop of rising food investment and demand in this industry are growing than those of social challenges, with which russia is facing the whole world now, as well as the solution that companies find will continue yulia makarova 40 million people in the world will starve from sharply risen in price products, according to the food and agriculture organization of the united nations, the global food crisis has jeopardized sustainable development to eliminate poverty and hunger. it is necessary to maintain a balance of interests in the part of agriculture. uh, it was then that the idea of ​​europe was on the agenda to abandon the production of that part of the grain and become a net importers. they are now one of the largest exports and the question was. well, h

it may not work anymore, we'll talk about it with the director of the energy development fund.sia egypt will build a nuclear power plant the foundation of the first power unit will be laid today in all the details of the work on the project we will tell in direct adventures fever after the strike on the decision-making center in vinnitsa what personnel decisions were made all the details in the report of yevgeny poddubny minister of defense sergei shoigu inspected the russian grouping of troops, the west, which is participating in a special military operation in ukraine, the head of the russian military department at the command puncture heard a report from the commander of the group, lieutenant general andrey sychevy, on the current situation and what combat missions are being carried out in his area of ​​​​responsibility sergei shoigun, gave instructions to further increase the efficiency and destruction of enemy unmanned aerial vehicles over the border areas with russia. also the minister ordered taking into account the receipt of new means of counter-battery combat by the t

the flip side, the positive angle here wire investors, so inclined to allocate their funds towards developing green energy in china. well, 1st of all, as i mentioned the ball, there are 2 of a strong pro. also, you can, and this is part of the american industrial literature complex because of a lot of vested interest in oil and gas. and these are very big companies, big ones, like a b, a powerful political piece and parties. so i think that they, it almost a. ready like to keep the oil rolling as far as possible. the 2nd thing, because they see the china is low dominance, becoming dominant in many different trades and also develop row. and now, and guess what is, this is the reality because they, this is the thing, is that the last day, lots of deals. a lot of these any more, anything under the sun? well, why is all producing china once we get to cost? now this is not because china wants it because china is now has the world one that was what the lation of mankind on the planet. i'm china and with this kind of labor reservoir i've been trying to produce what's watch it just the reality. ready as of the wi

actions and a former coal plant in massachusetts that include expanding when energy development in the gulf of mexico fundingonwide and a record amount of fema money to make infrastructure. more climate resilient. this is happening after democratic senator joe manchin essentially blocked legislation in congress for reducing greenhouse gas admissions. since congress is not acting as it should, and these guys here are but we're not getting many republican votes and i'll use my executive powers to combat climate. the climate crisis. the president also said he'll be speaking this week with the president of china about lifting trump error tariffs is part of his efforts to try to bring down inflation. father and son have been documenting their findings while out on nevada's lake mead, and now they're getting international attention. the two running outdoor adventure company and they've been posting videos of their discoveries on their youtube page. they started getting more views after bodies started surfacing as the lake's water level dropped. so far, they've mostly found sunken boats and barrels, but they say th

president biden announced more than $2 billion in funding for clean energy development on wednesday. the money will also go towards helping communities cope with the impact of climate change. the president says it is his responsibility to take urgent action. mj lee has more from the white house. >> reporter: president biden's message on wednesday could not have been more clear. and that is that the earth is simply getting too hot. he pointed to a number of different things that are happening as a result of climate change including the wildfires that are raging across the country, record-breaking temperatures, and he even said that supply chain issues are being exacerbated by extreme weather. he also alluded to the climate bill that is now basically stalled on capitol hill after senator joe manchin of west virginia said that he had concerns about what that might do to inflation that is already so high. here is what he said. >> still discussions going on about whether or not there will be action on my climate plan. i'm told that is in play. we'll see. we'll see what happens. >> reporte

energy crisis. over these policies appear to contradict the use of previous strategy for many years. the union has been thwarting any african initiatives on developing the fossil fuel sites on pipeline construction by refusing to fund them claim it was vital to reduce global carbon emissions. this approach always on good african states which saw no alternatives for their developments or countries cannot achieve an energy transition in abandon the polluting patterns of the industrialized countries without a viable fair and equitable alternative. stopping funding for the gas sector would be a major obstacle. while nevertheless, fossil fuel production rates are currently increasing. for instance, south africa has already exported more coal in 2022 than in the previous year. african states have welcome to the new deals yet their own problems like regular power shortages and climate change remain. despite any changes, the former statistician general of south africa, dots of poly la hola, describes each decision as an active policy, claiming that the long term impacts on africa will be harmful for you know, to go to quote, encouraged, i forgot. what part of the sofa is the focus is it will step critique, but when they ac

they include expanding wind energy development in the gulf of mexico. funding for cooling centers nationwide and a record amount of fema money to make infrastructure. more climate resilient. the president's executive orders came after democratic senator joe manchin blocked legislation in congress for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. since congress is not acting as it should, and these guys here are but we're not getting many republican votes and i'll use my executive powers to combat climate, the climate crisis. president also said he'll be speaking this week with the president of china about lifting trump era tariffs as part of his effort to try to bring down inflation. well, barry temperatures are relatively mild for this time of year. people in much of the united states are dealing with dangerously high temperatures again today. meanwhile record heat is easing in the u. k foxx weather's robert ray has more extreme heat, sparking wildfires and scorching thousands of acres and sending people fleeing from their homes in spain. more than 13,000 acres have burn

in african energy progress fund far better served u.s. environmental development and national security goals. thank you. >> i believe we've heard from all of our witnesses and unexpectedly they've asked me to chair the meeting here for a while so i will recognize myself for five minutes starting with mr. moss, you say the united states is preventing africa from using natural gas. is it just that we are not providing concessionary financing to help africa do this or is there some way in which we are sanctioning call penalizing more threatening action against africa they simply use their own resources knowing we just had our president go to saudi arabia and politely asked the saudi's to use their resources on the world market? is accused the america preventing africa, are we simply failing to facilitate? >> thanks for that question. i think seeing the president in saudi arabia is indicative of the frustration we are hearing constantly from african leaders about the u.s. position. one thing is the u.s. has been advising african government to skip over. you will infra

they include a plan to expand wind energy development of the gulf of mexico state funding for cooling centers and a record amount of fema money for resilient infrastructure. the president did not formally declared climate change and national emergency. today's actions come after democratic senator joe manchin, citing inflation, as more of a priority , essentially blocked the president's hopes for legislation to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. since congress is not acting as it should, and these guys here are but we're not getting many republican votes and i'll use my executive powers to combat climate, the climate crisis. the president also announced within the next 10 days that he is going to speak to chinese president xi jinping to lift trump era tariffs in a bid to possibly lift them in a bid to bring down the inflated cost of goods. january 6th committee is planning to hold its eighth hearing tomorrow evening with testimony from white house insiders, the evidence the investigation has uncovered so far appears to already be having an impact. ktvu jana katsuyama is here now, with a

. >> in massachusetts, biden announced plans to expand wind energy development to the gulf of mexico. state fundingfor cooling centers, and a record amount of fema funding for resilient infrastructure. now, biden just spoke with reporters on his way back to the white house. and he expressed some hope that congress may yet pass at least a portion of his climate agenda. in the meantime he says his team is figuring out the scope of his authority, which is why no emergency declaration was made today. he also revealed he has plans to talk to chinese president xi jinping within the next 10 days as we await a decision on lifting trump era tariffs to bring down inflated costs of goods. and he also revealed, finally, that the military is apparently not too keen on speaker nancy pelosi's plans to visit taiwan. bret? >> bret: jacqui heinrich live on the north lawn, thank you. let's talk more about the president's climate agenda. mitch landrieu serving as infrastructure coordinator. also a former mayor of new orleans and former lieutenant governor of louisiana. thanks for being here. >> hey, bret. >> bret: why

economic development or countries cannot achieve in energy transition and abandon the polluting patterns of the industrialized countries without a viable fair and equitable alternative. stopping funding for the gas sector would be a major obstacle. and nevertheless, fossil fuel production on the continent is on the right south africa has already exported more cool in 2020 to them in all of last year. african states indeed have welcome the new deals we've just been speaking about yet their own problems like regular power shortages remain. and director of economic modeling in south africa describes to us the e u decision as an act of hypocrisy, claiming not the long term impact on africa is going to be home for, you know, to go to coach hitting a cottage. that's up. i didn't go up to is a focus is a terrible step critique when they actually suffer the slightest inconvenience of cold and fresh to the economy. any resource that is abundant, the price of that will drop to a much can easy. it's the case that belong game for europe, for by both resources for, for crap, and then pro, process them, and then sell them back to africa at the premium you future. why don't we use the brains, la ca

the world need to burn less fuel to slow climate change. pos are developing nations, getting the funds they need to switch to renewable energy. and back to the skies, as the travel industry recovered, some of the pandemic losses. we look at the demand will be obvious, essential aircraft at the u. k fund and show the research as estimate hey, twice have shaved an average. there are point 5 percent off. europe's annual g d p . in the past 10 years. in 2022, the losses could be even greater to this just a few of the factors. much of western europe is sweltering on the record. breaking temperatures. wildfires a sweeping across easily, greece, france and spain destroying crops and to energy prices are up because of the war and ukraine. famous robbie has this report from to donna in northern spain. when the inferno came, farmers in some ora became firefighters with oh my god, he says, i am all alone in remote areas like this, there is no time to wait for a rescue crew. you have to save yourself. the wind whips up the flames in every direction. it is easy to find yourself surrounded. i came out of nowhere. oh my go go go. days late

fund them, claiming it was vital to reduce global carbon emissions. this approach always on good african states which saw no other alternatives for their own development or countries cannot achieve an energy transition and abandoned the polluting patterns of the industrialized countries without a viable fair and equitable alternative. stopping funding for the gas sector would be a major obstacle. nevertheless, fossil fuel production rates are currently on the up. for instance, south africa has already exported more coal in 2022 than in the previous year. african states have welcomed the new deals yet their own problems like regular power shortages and climate change do still remain. the foremost statistician general of south africa, dr. poly lola describes the decision as knights of hypocrisy, claiming that the long term impacts on africa will be harmful for you. well, we'll get to quote in college. i forgot what i've been called, but because of, of the book, which is a terrible step critique. but when they actually suffer the slightest inconvenience of cold and threats to the economy. oh, and the paypal, when you call them, then the ship to go quite the piercing crash would be at the mil

funds are reported to be channeled through various funds and programs to support the moldovan energy industry to help low-income families for the development of ngos, and in the fall they want to hold another similar conference in paris. in addition , the romanian authorities announced that they are ready help moldova to integrate into the european union. well, the moldovan leadership does not hide that it is now also interested in direct military assistance from the west, we need to strengthen the russian army. threat is words of the president of the republic may sandol. well, against this background, the statement of the former moldovan president is playing dodon. he is now under house arrest. dodon himself denies the prosecution about the state change of corruption, calls the case political, so the ex-president did not rule out that all the opposition parties of the republic, both left and right, will unite against the ruling action of solidarity . and by winter in the republic, early parliamentary and even presidential elections are possible. this is with the energy and economic crisis in in the country since the spring, protests have

under spends they you case energy secretary is patting himself on the back for promising to use funding earmarked for climate change initiatives and for helping those under developed countries to support nato's weapon shopping spree in ukraine and to justify the move, the minister is using a new buzzword for this magically available cash. the under spends meaning that we're supposed to believe that there is money just laying about that couldn't be used because there was just already so much of it already for climate. as foreign aid environmentalists have already had to face the insult of seeing cold plants and fossil fuel infrastructure getting fired up again in western countries after official slap sanctions on their own energy supplies from russia. under spends on climate finance in the context when the $100000000000.00 target has been missed. sounds obscene. and using help to the people of ukraine as a shield against criticism on this is double obscene. so you've sacrificed funding to assist african nations in dealing with their energy and economic crisis for a war with uncertain in i know you as a single person with no children may not take seriously global wa

case energy secretary is patting himself on the back for promising to use funding earmarked for climate change initiatives and for helping those under developed countries to support nato's weapon shopping spree and ukraine and to justify the move. the minister is using a new buzzword for this magically available cash. the under spends, meaning that we're supposed to believe that there is money just laying about that couldn't be used because there was just already so much of it already for climate and a foreign aid. well then, why are western officials always crying poor and telling taxpayers that there is never enough money for these pauses? and is there a climate emergency or no, i really like to know, because last november at the cop 26 climate change summit, british prime minister boris johnson said in his opening address that it's one minute to midnight on that doomsday o'clock. and we need to act now. he also call on developed nations to meet a $100000000000.00 climate pledge. now environmentalists have already had to face the insult of seeing cold plants and fossil fuel infrastructure, getting fired up again in western countries after o

the developments or countries cannot achieve an energy transition and abandoned the polluting patterns of the industrialized countries without a viable fair and equitable alternative. stopping funding for the gas sector would be a major obstacle. nevertheless, fossil fuel production rates are currently on the up. for instance, south africa has already exported more coal in 2022 than in the previous year. and african states have welcome to the new deals, yet their own problems like regular power shortages and climate change do still remain. the former statistician general of south africa, dots of poly la hola, describes the u decision as nice if you boxy, claiming that the long term impacts on africa will be helpful for you know, to will go to quote, giving encouraged africa club a sofa. the focus is it chemical step critique, but when they actually suffer the slightest inconvenience of cold and fresh to the economy. oh, and the paypal, when you call them, then the fish to go. why should the pitch gray should be the more mileage? or the more likely more beaches to pacific africa robin been co wish in the 1st place up against very much about we owe you each other. it's also with the

were able to hire a consultant team that was the center for lot energy environment from beshg low and civic makers to develop a long terp funding study for sudden front. thus for, we had 2 large convenings with community based organizations and financial experts and other individuals this have contributed to a draft funding study report this has been shared with our department. we are going through that draft report and rewith the advisory committee and hope to have i final report in september and work with civic makers to do out reach on that report to really see that the best options are for san francisco to move forward. so -- by the end of this year we will have all that information public low available and also socialize with our important stake holders that contributed to a lot of the work we have been doing thus far. >> thank you for this update. and i guess i had one final comment or -- question. just for the over all really person work -- i think the zero e mission's building task force you referenced in your presentation did help to inform the planning for this road map. and it goes become to last year had that task f

economic development are countries cannot achieve in energy transition and abandon the polluting patterns of the industrialized countries without a viable fair and equitable alternative. stopping funding for the gas sector would be a major obstacle. nevertheless, fossil fuel production on the continents increasing south africa has already exported more colon 2022 than in all of last year african states. they've welcome another new deals. we've just been spoken about viet, it has to be pointed out their own problems, like regular power shortages remain. director of economic modeling and south africa . we spoke to describe the decision as an act of hypocrisy, claiming that the long term impact in africa will be harmful. or, you know, we'll go to quote, encouraged africa club by the world. the focus is it will step critique when they actually suffer the slightest inconvenience of cold and fresh to the economy. any resource that is abundant, the price of broke too much to ease the case that belong game for europe, for by both resources. for, for scrap, embed pro, process them, and then sell them back to africa. at the premium. is usa, why don't we use the grades law to see to eat that we

development. or countries cannot achieve an energy transition and abandon the polluting patterns of the industrialized countries without a viable fair and equitable alternative. stopping funding for the gas sector would be a major obstacle. nevertheless, fossil fuel production rates are currently on the up. for instance, south africa has already exported more coal in 2022 than in the previous year. african states have welcome to the new deals, yet their own problems like regular power shortages on climate change do still remain. the former statistician general of south africa, dr. poly hola. when he describes the decision as an active policy, claiming that the long term impacts on africa will be harmful. or you know, to go to quote, a good book. it will step critique, but when they actually suffer the slightest inconvenience of cold and fresh to the economy. oh, and the people, when you call them, then these to go quite deep. his lead place would be at the mileage or the morally moral basis to proceed. africa were abandoned code, which in the 1st place up against, very much about with though, oh, each of the it also and out with the question that one has to as these any resou

today announced it would explore new wind energy development in the gulf of mexico, allow people to buy air conditioning through existing housing programs, and fund so-called cooling centers for people to escape extreme heat. speaking on a 90-plus degree day in somerset, massachusetts, president biden called climate change a clear and present danger and an emergency with a lower case "e" but he stopped short of declaring a national emergency on climate he said that he might still do that in the next week or so. but that distinction would allow the u.s. to use the defense production act to boost manufacturing for renewable energy products and instead the white house will issue a series of executive orders which stoked new criticism from republicans >> this is what washington democrats are trying to do with their one party control of government and they're hoping president biden will declare a national emergency to help them do it faster well, unfortunately, for the far left, the president is occupied with a climate conundrum of his own. >> democrats are moving forward with a bill aimed at lowering drug prices and expanding the affordable care act,