the result conflict leading to violence and displacement peace could come in the form of the great green wall though a wall of trees set to stretch almost 8000 kilometers from senegal to ethiopia by 2030. finally teach you how ria can cut the grass for hay for weeks none of the local farmers were allowed to graze their livestock here the grass is growing very long now they can harvest hay to use for animal feed in the coming months when there will be little rain in the morning we're happy that things are getting greener again we use the grass to feed our animals and make roofs for our homes in the past it was more barren here and now it's better. trees have also been planted to combat the deforestation of the region a strip of green has now grown up designed to ensure a better microclimate stone walls and terrorising help stop the erosion of the land beehives have been brought in to help with pollination. and then when we 1st started the farmers protested saying that this is their grazing land but we talked to them and the experts help them understand the principles behind what we're doing. a

and the health of trees and forests is also vital to our survival the great green wall in africa is just one of many reforestation projects. at the same time more and more existing forests are succumbing to wildfires from california to siberia. climate change means more intense droughts in some countries including germany its forests are in great danger. just months ago this was a spruce forest. but now there's patch of woods in peter vest file's forestry district in central germany has been devastated. storms up rooted many of the trees and the others fell victim to bark beetles. and out forethought it's really drastic for us as forest is to see the woods that we've tended to for decades basically disappear and get eaten up by bark beetles give off. the forestry official in the state of hessen has already lost 300000 trees including many large old ones and similar losses are being seen in other places too. in 2018 alone 60000000 trees in germany fell victim to storms and above all to pests it's a problem that's being repeated year after year with some variations depending on weather con

the health of trees and forests is also vital to our survival the great green wall in africa is just one of many reforestation projects. at the same time more and more existing forests are succumbing to wildfires from california to siberia. climate change means more intense droughts in some countries including germany its forests are in great danger. just months ago this was a spruce forest. but now this patch of woods in peter vest falls forestry district in central germany has been devastated. storms up rooted many of the trees and the others fell victim to bark beetles. and out forthought it's really drastic for us this forest is to see the woods that we've tended to for decades basically disappear and get eaten up by bark beetles gave off of president of the forestry official in the state of hessen has already lost 300000 trees including many large old ones and similar losses are being seen in other places too. in 2018 alone 16000000 trees in germany fell victim to storms and above all to pests it's a problem that's being repeated year after year with some variations depending on

and the health of trees and forests is also vital to our survival the great green wall in africa is just one of many reforestation projects. at the same time more and more existing forests are succumbing to wildfires from california to siberia. climate change means more intense droughts in some countries including germany its forests are in great danger. just months ago this was the spruce forest. but now this patch of woods in peter vest forestry district in central germany. has been devastated. storms up reset many of the trees and many others fell victim to bark beetles. forethought it's really drastic for us this forest is to see the woods that we've tended to for decades basically disappear and get eaten up by bark beetles from bark gave off of president of the forestry official in the state of hessen has a ready lost 300000 trees including many large old ones and similar losses are being seen in other places too. in 2018 alone 60000000 trees in germany fell victim to storms and above all to pests it's a problem that's being repeated year after year with some variations depending on

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and the health of trees and forests is also vital to our survival the great green wall in africa is just one of many reforestation projects. at the same time more and more existing forests are succumbing to wildfires from california to siberia. climate change means more intense droughts in some countries including germany its forests are in great danger. just months ago this was a spruce forest. but now this patch of woods in peter vest falls forestry district in central germany has been devastated. storms up rooted many of the trees and the others fell victim to bark beetles. it's really drastic for us as forest is to see the woods that we've tended to for decades basically disappear and get eaten up by bark beetles from. the forestry official in the state of hessen has already lost 300000 trees including many large old ones and similar losses are being seen in other places too. in 2018 alone 60000000 trees in germany fell victim to storms and above all to pests it's a problem that's being repeated year after year with some variations depending on weather conditions at the moment the ba

and the health of trees and forests is also vital to our survival the great green wall in africa is just one of many reforestation projects. at the same time more and more existing forests are succumbing to wildfires from california to siberia. climate change means more intense droughts in some countries including germany its forests are in great danger. just months ago this was a spruce forest. but now this patch of woods in peat harvest falls forestry district in central germany. has been devastated. storms up rooted many of the trees and the others fell victim to bark beetles. forethought it's really drastic for us as forest is to see the woods that we've tended to for decades basically disappear and get eaten up by bark beetles give off a specimen of the forestry official in the state of hessen has already lost 300000 trees including many large old ones and similar losses are being seen in other places too. in 2018 alone 16000000 trees in germany fell victim to storms and above all to pests it's a problem that's being repeated year after year with some variations depending on weather

let's say 300 buses that will shuttle back and forth between beijing and the great wall during the olympics so we'll have green hydrogen in production filling up buses starting really towards the end of next year that's one application then you go south at an area where we have a long standing relationship with a c nook, the third largest oil company in china. they came to us. they have hiydrogen in the refining process they want us to take it, clean it up, transport it and build refueling stations we have that capability and jointly we'll serve the hydrogen market there that's two examples we're removing quickly in china. >> we've got to run. i would say from now on people say i want to own a hydrogen play, i'll say own lindy which is hydrogen and a lot more because i think that you guys are at the top of the game ceo, thank you for coming on "mad money". >> thank you, jim, glad to be here. >> now you know why we like them so much. they're the future "mad money "unmoney" is back afe break. blatch . >>> let me tell you about the analyst dill l analyst dilemma. when your stock hit as target, do you take a victo

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