unlike my last cell feed on instagram so what can i do personally to actively protect the environment and climate change. and even apps that can help you do your bit if you that we. it specially interesting. it all started with the big cleanup dr sim beilin but putting out an online call to combat pollution locally was only the beginning for plan a. its own knows that solving big problems requires big data. climate change is not one problem there is a lot of problems that are intertwined and our photo. this complexity we use the data to pinpoint exactly the locations and the types of issues that happen around the world that need to be immediately acted on. the plan and based startup analyzes danger from research institutions around the world based on its findings turned a contacts individuals companies and community groups in the affected areas the only prerequisite is that they want to do something to combat climate change plan any publicizes their projects and allows users to help fund them every plan is thoroughly checked for its viability and transparency. then there's the eco energy your daily habi

as well quite apart from the business side of things what does this all mean for the environment and climate change are there any effects we can predict well i don't think it's good for the us basically they've always pushed against international efforts to cut back on on emissions and it's not at a time when everyone is trying to get the oil companies to shrink this they're going for an i.p.o. to expand so in those terms it's not it's not a great signal and we understood from from your report the i.p.o. is meant to diversify what you know many people called an oil addicted. yes and it's all they do that work well look if you look at the region other other people in the region have done it you know you've seen in the emirates you know how they've they've been buying football teams they've been they've encouraged tourism i think saudi has looked at this and it started to encourage tourism they've just introduced visas for tourists until now it was mostly tourists coming to mecca they want to go to 100000000 visitors a year which is twice as many people as go to italy which is very ambitious and give

environment and climate election. all of the parties are trying to outcompete each other in their competitive attitude and how much money will be put into the environment and climate changetive ma nifesto we have not seen the conservative manifesto yet but there are interesting things in the labour party manifesto, particularly around how carbon is accounted for notjust on production basis but an import basis and that could create a bias toward sustainable production in this country but until we see the conservative manifesto it is really ha rd to conservative manifesto it is really hard to say. how likely is it where you vote, in this sea of blue in norfolk, is labour likely to win? what the industry needs is consistency now, consistency policy making and some certainty so we can go ahead and plan, so everything to do with land use, long—term planning situations, we are crying out for that in the industry at the moment. iamso that in the industry at the moment. i am so grateful to you being here today. and you are wearing a printed fox frog, and a printed tie, dressing the part! more much laterfrom sheffield. more details have been released about some british children w

environment. and climate change, if you look at the replies it seems that people will definitely be eating meat thanksgivingoven. dreading family time this holiday season you're clearly not alone. >> new survey by motel 6 says that it will just take under four hours before you get sick and tired of your family members at thanksgiving dinner this year. [laughter] it should be kind of interesting. i mean, it always happens but about four hours is the time limit before you kind of start getting i need some space. >> you need me time four hours is a lot especially if you have a large family that's why we turn on cowboy game and until we yell at the television that's a different type of thanksgiving. stay away from politics focus on game instead everybody win when is that happens. thank you. very much -- and here the rest of the week? >> absolutely. count me in say happy thanksgiving later. we have a green start to your holiday week we are thankful for green arrows on wall street this morning you've got the dow up 78 point right now. got the s&p higher by 8. nasdaq is higher, by 30, of course, all of this is the

do you think that the issue of the environment and the changing climate and flooding is at the forefrontsn't it? so what are voters voting on, do you think? brexit this time? yes...well, i hope so. i'm 77, and it's an experience i never want to have again. they had me on my knees on the little dinghy to get out and he said, "you'll be all right there. just hold on." and i kept thinking, "what if it turns over and i'm in that dirty water?" in this election, the conservatives are trying to win some old labour seats. do you think the floods will make people think twice about voting for them or not? oh, well, it will make them think twice before they do vote, but...because he's not a popular prime minister... borisjohnson? yes, he'll have a fight on his hands, i think. but, yeah, but i have heard quite a few people say, "i'm not voting labour this time." i haven't made up my mind yet, so i don't really know. this here is the farmland, so all of that that we're seeing that's underwater now is usually farmers' fields. this is what the future of climate change looks like for a town like doncast

back now to the election — and discussions about climate change and the environment have played a bigger? our environment analyst roger harrabin reports. this year has been massive for the environment in general and for climate change in particular. we've had the teenage campaigner greta thunberg. we've had extinction rebellion invading our streets. we've had dire warnings from scientists and we had very powerful films from david attenborough. so perhaps it's not surprising that in the 30 years i've reported this issue, this is by far the greenest election. parties are finally competing over their climate offer. they are fighting against each other to have the best climate policies and that is brilliant. it's the worst of times because we have started late and there is a huge amount to do if we are to meet a net zero target. so how are politicians responding to this massive challenge? well, most of them have set a target date by which the uk should virtually eliminate those greenhouse gases that are superheating the planet. the question is, what should that date be? so the greens say it

and that has consequences. so unless we focus on the environment you're in conflict in a storing up a lot of problems in feature. we live in a turbulent world where conflicts and climate change are threatening our environments and scary part is that the crops ruined for food are increasingly finding it hard to survive and in some cases they're going extinct. crop diversity is essential for food security and has declined by 3 quarters since $1000.00 hundreds. but there is an insurance policy a global network of seed banks. these are backup repositories of seeds which safeguard their biodiversity and can be turned to in times of crisis. when more broke out in syria in 20111 of these vital stores came under threat. on the outskirts of aleppo the team of scientists charged with maintaining the seed bank were forced to abandon their work and flee the country. but they never gave up hope. when some of them resettled just over the border in lebanon's bekaa valley they began rebuilding their collection. i'm traveling through the i car to seed bank to meet one of these scientists dr ali shahade the. good to see it here what happened to the seed bank in aleppo syria it became possible

country to focus on what we can do to lead the world in tackle the problems of the environment and tackling climate change and fruiting awake yet more political time and capital in two more pointless referendums. i thoroughly agree with her proposal. >> mr. speaker, can i say to you from the highlands -- >> hear, hear. >> prime minister my constituent rachel has been separated from her two young children and husband and forced return to malaysia because her 2000-pound special visa application was refused, it was refused because her husband -- was not included. the problem is that it's not a requirement of the uk checklist and she called and e-mailed and was told no further information was required. does he consider this to be fair? with the personally look into a new 2000-pound application to ensure this family is reunited by christmas? >> well, mr. speaker, i thank him for raising his constituents problem with a uk and i will make sure my right honorable friend, the home secretary, addresses it immediately. >> we all remember that the opposition parties never wanted to give the people and eu referendum,

and. placed on johnson's. hours earlier the european union. emergency. it's our last chance to tackle the climate and environment emergency the climate movement has changed our politics forever and labor has listened to just 100 companies are responsible for 70 percent of emissions and you at home must not pay the price of the transition to a net 0 economy labor will kickstart a green industrial revolution bringing new wealth to all parts of our country. who is looking. the winner a presidential election after the 2nd round of voting the conservatives his rivals by promising to turn around a slowing economy and tackle the rising crime to raise about reports. he's the youngest president in your little weiss history at 46. 1 the 2nd round of the presidential race in this tiny south american nation. even though the elections took place last sunday the results have only just been confirmed in what was a tight race between paul and the new martina's a 62 year old engineer from the center left party brought front. supporters say it was time for a change. a change is needed for all your requirements we cannot continue to be like we were unfortunately really thi

of labor and the green party of pledged to cut carbon emissions to net 0 by 2030 this election is our last chance to tackle the climate and environment emergency the climate movement has changed our politics forever and labor has listened to just $100.00 companies are responsible for 70 percent of emissions and you at home must not pay the price of the transition to a net 0 economy labor will kickstart a green industrial revolution bringing new wealth to all parts of our country. a former british police chief has been found not guilty of the manslaughter of 95 liverpool football fans at a match 30 years ago david duncan failed commanded a 989 f.a. cup semifinal at hillsborough in sheffield where the supporters were crushed to death it remains the worst disaster in british sporting history if aka force a match as i was never home and read the f.a. cup match between liverpool and not even forrest at sheffield wednesday skills for a ground that started on time but outside the stadium the 1st signs of disaster a boy lifted clear from the crowd still waiting to get. inside the ground behind one of the goals horrific events were unfolding. thousands of lives whole farms were being

deal with mostly to stay in paul that they don't have time for for these things and i feel that environment climate change as an issue can only effectively be dealt or addressed when the government and the society works to get this or that is the idea of the government and hopefully we'll work with the people to bring about real change. that was a sham and shams distant of participants of the conference in. that the better leader now with images from hong kong often local election results came out in which the pro-democracy groups go to the result of their seats but you're watching. for. unskilled the few more that's hard and in the end this is a me you are not allowed to stay here anymore we will send you back. are you familiar with this. with the smugglers were lions of. what's your story ready. i'm with numbers of women especially in victims of violence. take part and send us your story we are trying always to understand this new culture. you want to become citizens. in for migrants your platform for reliable information. beijing take notes of democracy is the winning ticket and it gets a clear and fro

a climate emergency this election is our last chance to tackle the climate and environment emergency the climate movement has changed our politics forever and labor has listened just 100 companies are responsible for 70 percent of emissions and you at home must not pay the price of the transition to a net 0 economy labor will kickstart a green industrial revolution bringing new wealth to all parts of our country. a group of opposition leaders in guinea who were arrested for protesting against the president a free for now a court ruling that they should be released temporarily the leaders are angry at president alpha condé who they believe is planning to run for a 3rd term but his county a lot of his heart a young reports their freedom by the short lived. guinea's opposition leaders arrived at the conakry court of appeal hoping they would be allowed to go back home with no further they were in jail for 6 weeks on thursday a judge decided to free them 10 members of the national front for the defense of the constitution have been temporarily released while they wait for the start of their appeal next week sun to mander

how far removed is the united states right now within environment and climate change?t clinton. i presume you do not have an affinity for the present u.s. plan. how alone is the united states as you go to meetings in paris? glenn: i am no longer in the public sector, so i don't think about it from a public policy perspective. one of the things that is interesting is in the private sector of the united states, company after company is taking the actions necessary to make them more resilient to climate change, everything from high waters on the east coast during hurricanes to the forest fires occurring in california. there is a disjunction between the reality of climate change being dealt with by american businesses and the political construct in washington. climate change is not the only where businesses, states, and cities have to deal with taking action. tom: we will continue with mr. hutchins in pairs. us.ango piccoli with yesterdayant meeting between the president and mr. erdogan, a certain delicacy to that meeting. we will touch on that in a moment. america,"on "da

change happen. this issue of environment of justice. scene and held a public town hahall with the candidates on climate change. what does the difference? >> environment of justice is dealing with the disproportional impacts happening inside of the community. it is important to have discussisions about climate change, but those are the symptoms of disease. the disease has been the racism come the structural inequality that continues to happen inside of communities of color. disproportionally, those fossil fuel facilities are located in communities of color, low-income communities, and on indigenous lalands. for decades peoeople have been dealing with the public health impacts, but also those emissions are also a driver in warming of our oceans and warming up the planet. we also know the transportation routes that have been used to extract w wealth from certain communities and bring wealth into other communities and also drop pollution up plays a big role in what is going on with climate change. we have 2.2 million miles s of pipeline. most of that pipeline runs through indigenonous lands, lolw income, white land

parts for her remarks and lindy mizner for all that she is doing to protect our environment and fight against climate changeand let me thank sam tardis for his remarks, let me thank justin long, one of the great actors in america, thank you. you know, i wish i could come before you this evening, to tinker around the edges. and we could create the country we deserve. i wish i could tell you that but if i did you would know that i would be lying to you. this country faces severe challenges and if we are going to do what has to be done, we together need to have the courage to make a political revolution, political revolution. [applause] >> what that means, not only defeating the most dangerous president in the modern history of this country, a president who is an embarrassment to everything we stand for, a president who is a pathological liar, who in all likelihood, i mean this seriously, i don't think he knows the difference between lies and truth. this is a guy who cannot even tell you where his father was born. it never ends with him. this is a president who is running the most corrupt administration in the

climate change little rock if you get good. i want to go for a commitment to the protection of the environment and need. commitment to fighting climate change and global warming completely and immutably. quick recap of the headline stories now the u.s. house of representatives has passed a vote formalizing the next phase of the inquiry into president donald trump testimonies will now be open to the public instead of being held behind closed doors the inquiry is focused on allegations trump pressured ukraine to investigate his political rival joe biden trump is called it a greatest witchhunt in u.s. history. castro has mle this was the 1st time that members of congress were asked to actually go on the record with a vote that in practice continues basically what's been going on this impeachment inquiry by its significance is that really it was a vote in favor or against the impeachment inquiry and as expected this fell deeply along partisan lines though where there were 2 notable defections though from the democratic side those were members of congress who are from trump friendly districts democrats who pe

me thank china pots for her remarks, for all that she is doing to protect our environment and fight against climate changeheers and applause] sen. sanders: and let me thank sam for his remarks, and let me thank justin long, one of the great actors in america, justin long. [cheers and applause] you know, i wish that i could come before you thatevening and tell you what we need is to tinker around the edges, we need a few modest changes over there and some minor tweaks over there. and we could create the country that we deserve. i wish i could tell you that. but if i did, you would know that i would be lying to you. severeuntry faces challenges. if we are going to do what has need done, we, together, to have the courage to make a political revolution. political revolution. [cheers and applause] sen. sanders: and what that means is not only defeating the most dangerous president in the modern history of this country -- [cheers and applause] a president who is an embarrassment to everything we stand for, a president who is a pathological liar, who in all likelihood, and i mean this seriously, i don't think he

and county of san francisco. >> claim at change is real and we need to -- climate change is real. environ stewardship plays to change the fuel source from carbon based to re. anothe--ry newable power. >> the city is responsible for developing and procuring electricity that is delivered by pacific gas & electric to end users. >> i go to the market to try to find appropriate energy product to buy and usually that is renewable so we can ensure that is in the grid and supplied to consumers. >> the contracting workerrin ant they provide keep the lights on in san francisco. >> i started on the team almost four years ago and transitioned in 2017. we are a new team working together with across functional role. >> every contract her team is involved in executing helps san francisco reduce its climate impact by reducing greenhouse gases remitted. >> what i am most proud of is the long-term energy contracts to get new renewables in california. >> before she was doing this, we probably executed a cunpel contracts a year. it is a huge expansion in our operations and aaron is in the middle. she is cent

environment. the best thing we could do, joe and mika, to have a revolution in the united states is to get rid of donald trump. the best thing we can do for the environment and climate changed trump or provide health care and prescription drugs. we've got to beat donald trump. and to me it's clear as you go round and round and think about all of these great candidates that that's joe biden. i'm going to support him. i'm going to do everything i can for him in the early states and in the midwest to help him become the nominee and beat donald trump. >> yeah, you're so right. you can't change the world unless you win elections, specifically unless you win the white house back. so what is it about joe biden, his leadership that's made you select him instead of say elizabeth warren? >> well, like i said, they're all good candidates. i think in joe biden's bones is a connection to the working class people of this country, and he's had that his whole career. to watch him interact with people in these crowds, small crowds, small rooms, i've campaigned with him in ohio and other places for senator sherrod brown and others, and he's just -- he's got the touch. and i think that's wha

understands that climate change that environmental issues are issues that are important to the world and are important to farmers they say that they in fact are the ones that are protecting the environment and almost directly affected by climate change at the same time i think there is some reluctance to accede to the new rules in agriculture that have been passed by the german got what they're about to be pos by the german government all right after a spawn and hans front covering the story for us down at brandenburg gate thank you . london's transport authority has refused a new license for over a major blow to the ride sharing platform regulators say the decision is based on safety concerns over have been accused of putting passengers at risk with uninsured drivers but it's also faced opposition from drivers of the iconic london taxis. for 3 and a half 1000000 uses in london this decision's been a long time coming the refusal to give a new license to the right hailing company follows 2 years of argument between and regulator is now transport for london says enough is enough. just the city's masses has been failing to protect its customers. there are at least 14000 journeys where some

of labor and the green party have pledged to cut carbon emissions to net 0 by 2030 this election is our last chance to tackle the climate and environment emergency the climate movement has changed our politics forever and labor has listened to just $100.00 companies are responsible for 70 percent of emissions and you would home must not pay the price of the transition to a net 0 economy labor will kick start a green industrial revolution bringing new wealth to all parts of our country the liberal democrats aim to get to net 0 carbon emissions by 2045 and stressed the importance of e.u. membership. i totally agree the role that we play internationally is so important but surely you can see that's why it's so important that we keep our seat at the european union table because we have led the way in europe on this europe has led the world that's how we got the ambitious paris accords through and turning our back on the european union is turning our back on our best we're fighting the climate emergency a former british police chief has been found not guilty of the manslaughter of $95.00 liverpool football fans at a match 30 years ago david duncan field was in charge of policing the

we're made out to be the bad guys we're destroying the environment and we're responsible for climate change the fact that it's my involvement in my opinion that's just rubbish. as the mining industry does a lot to protect the environment but nobody talks about that of course coal mining has an environmental impact but the industry makes up for it in the total look again like cancer but can't you understand people's concerns why they're making these demands. of course they don't think miners are terrible people they think they're perfectly normal nice people who are doing their job as best they can but they want to protect the environment and bring about change. i've got nothing against environmental protection but not in this radical well. 8000 people work in the lignite strip mines here the cull industry is by far the biggest employer in the region wide scale unemployment is a looming physica puts off it brings back painful memories of what happened after $989.00 after reunification. it's a very difficult subject for me i've had to say goodbye to friends to colleagues who are also friends

and delayed. marcello rossi is an italian journalist who covers climate change and the environment.g and it already costs around 6 billion euros and this time, euros weren't used because they were not ready. and earlier this month, we scheduled a trial run of one of the barriers... but the operational issues cancel that. following what happened and what is still happening in venice, both local politicians and giuseppe conte gave assurances that the project will be completed by 2021 in two years time. but the project has been delayed many times over the past few years. so, some people claimed that it is much more likely in 2022 but the reality is no one knows when the project will be completed. i'm curious for your thoughts on this. when i was reading about this particular construction, some feel that it would not even if it were functioning properly unable to deal with the floods that they've had this week for example. is that how you understand it? well, again, no one knows because the barrier was completed only 78 gates, tidal gates, the barrier were put in place just a few months

how to protect our environment but also look at some great initiatives designed to make our world lead to a cleaner and more beautiful here some of them could turn so climate change and on just in tanzania employing the skillful environment accompanying cameron taking of the challenge of recycling you waste safely and how sure but things are all about. logical revolution. why start today show in harare the capital of them bob way it's true in many urban centers the population there is growing steadily from year to year and that means the need for housing is growing too but not all construction projects think about the damage they cause to the environment we meet up with an organization that fights to protect vitally important ecosystems. and. almost every day nature conservationists come to absolve the land surroundings and buy because capital since 2005 the local organisation has been wanting the language land area. water reservoir. biodiversity consistence boast over 80 plants and the great variety of insect species it's one of 7 whittling sites in zimbabwe that economist internationally. this area covers about 5 square kilometers but less than 10 percent have