well because the time of course is part of politics but many of the green green green are actually saying yes but you're prepared to come from eyes everything for power we almost need more radical than the greens so she's she's presenting herself she's from the pragmatic the reaal part of the party and what won't she do for power and that's when certain green voters their core vote actually start to realise that they will do anything for power there or i mean younger people are already starting to drift away looking for you know the climate fridays for future people are talking about you know if they just peel away in a photo so the greens of they've become mainstream and if we could say they've grown up in the way they would like to this party you could say it's very adult but is that the strength of the greens is that why the greens exist and have they not left space for something more radical to come along that's what i think is most interesting when i think it's also about a dinner ration look at the green vote i mean the people who used to fight that go and i've been to 5 used to fig

and that's why this green party has. changed so much but i think we also have to look at the fact where the greens were only 4 years ago if you remember many of us were asking ourselves are they even going to make it into this time and this was only 4 years ago and they were very much part of the establishment then and they were very much fighting for power and they were very much compromising on all sorts of issues. but then what they did and i think that is something that has tremendously helped them read vitalize the polity is they stay. on that topic they've stayed on on climate and of course the climate debate has picked up and that is not because of the greens but they managed to stay on the topic of the parties and now sort of joining the game and they're all making climate policy a part of the party program but you know nobody's quite as. well as that but also sorry when you saw the credibility you know we're now talking about establishing the greens are talking about establishing a climate neutral translucency p

i ran and oneon the green new deal . i am proud to have organized my campaign around the power of the green new deal. >> .. >> the past two years, the green new deal has raised the world's awareness to the scope and the scale of the challenges we face and the solutions we need to act, general motors is now moving to produce only electric vehicles by 2035 and that was not on the scoreboard two years ago. the biden a administration is including climate action, environmental justice and the care economy and its recovery planned. that is the dna of the green new deal. more than 100 cities nationwide have already committed to 100% clean renewable energy, new york city has a green new deal, maine enacted a green new deal, the seattle city council passed a green new deal resolution. what critics and skeptics call pie in the sky are distracting in the green new deal two years ago is now recognized as undeniably linked, racial injustice, economic inequality, housing education jobs and climate change and it is all intertwined and

and they gave away the green book and that helped victor green to make his green book successful the idea for the green book was based on jewish travel guides victor green writes in the very first issue of the green book that his jewish brethren gave him the idea for the travel guide. so when you if you were a jewish american and you were traveling you also needed to be concerned about places to stay very often if you called a hotel and said your name was schwartz or your name was ruben, you would find that suddenly they had no rooms available. so jewish newspapers and jewish there were jewish guides that told you places that you could stay and and places where you could observe the dietary laws. green really believed that travel was fatal to prejudice. he believed if people went out across the country it would help to defeat prejudice in this country. and this is a quote from mark twain. from the innocence abroad he says travel is fatal to prejudice and victor green adopted that as his mantra. this is victor green and his wife. alma green was a postal worker. he opened a business in

and that's why this green party has. changed so much but i think we also have to look at the fact where the greens were only 4 years ago if you remember many of us were asking ourselves are they even going to make it into this time again this was only 4 years ago and they were very much part of the establishment then and they were very much fighting for power and they very much compromising on all sorts of issues. but then what they did and i think that is something that has tremendously helped them revitalize the party is they stay. on that topic they've stayed on on climate and of course the climate debate has picked up and that is not because of the greens but they managed to stay on the topic of the parties and now sort of joining the game and they're all making climate policy a positive positive program but you know nobody's quite as this is a livable as that but also sorry but you know when you saw the credibility you know we're now talking about establishing the greens are talking about establishing a climate neut

is germany ready for a green chancellor. question is germany ready for a green. i don't think so. i think the germans are known as being very anxious they don't like change otherwise they wouldn't have elected american 6 for 16 years and. with colorful 16 years i mean there's no other country in europe where this continuing i mean you need to be in the change of prime minister every 2 years every every 6 months in germany strachey's and. this very famous quote from the other no it's kind of experimental no it's experiments and i think this is going to know now it's the beginning of the al qaeda. you are calling on the german government you are calling a legitimate people to be more adventurous to be to be more experimental what is it you want to see specifically what i mean i think it would do this country a lot of good to have a new mixture of the government to have for example a coalition between the green and the conservatives or another or the greens which we in parts of germany they're all coalitions with those parties involved where it's. very wedding exactly which is they r

how did the green. move then change how did they become problematic and ready for the government that's very interesting for them as well and then who is going to descend the commons the conservatives and why is the conservatives so parties so. so these are a very interesting what was your comment that question about the journey that the greens have been on whether you know they were. a hippie passy that's how they were a chaotic party and tea party many people who survived the mass and know that there's somewhere else so they're effectively part of the establishment they are all the establishment are they not well to quote a friend of mine who works for the greens she was looking on she's not a politician she just looked at them to switch their gagging for power and almost do anything for power and that i think is the risk because the people who brought them to the people who have kept them alive for 30 years might not be so impressed by that like the more professional they've been in power once before

new york city has a green new deal. maine enacted a green new deal. the seattle city council passed a green new deal resolution. what critics and skeptics call pie in the sky or distracting in the new deal two years ago, is now recognized as undeniably linked. racial injustice, economic inequality, housing, education, jobs and climate change. it is all intertwined. and that is why we are here today. we know there cannot be true freedom when people are imprisoned by poverty and homelessness. there cannot be real liberty when education is withheld, our civil rights denied breed there cannot be public health when air seconds and water poisons for the green new deal probably centered these interrelated undeniable truths. now, there are new bills being introduced that have the green new deal in their dna. bold, ambitious, transformational, legislation with jobs, justice and climate at their center. today, i am introducing new legislation with my partner congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez that will cause a civilian climate core for jobs and justice in o

we lead with the green here. not green only. realistically as we look at urban areas you do not need to be i am on the green team and i am on the gray team. we need to work with each other to accomplish these goals and take the smartest approach. what we are trying to accomplish. in any case that 9564 acres we round up to 10,000 because it is easier. that is about a third of the impervious area in philadelphia it is 50% combined sewer area and 40% separate area served. 10,000 is 30% of the area. it is a large scale implementation. one of the things we did when we put together our par debts for compliance -- target for compliance we had exponential growth. in the early years those are the five-year term requirements we had to meet. earlier years were easier to accomplish. they had to be. it was the only way to hit them. we were creating this program at the same time as implementing the program. we have had a lot of learning and hope to continue to accelerate the program as we move forward with it. i want to take a minute to just

this is it every news live from berlin to green ambitions germany's green party makes its 1st ever bid for chancellor the woman now vying to take the reins from uncle americal in september's national elections is on a lady on their block and she says everything is possible when it comes to the country's next government also on the program attorneys in the trial of derek chauvin the former u.s. police officer charged with killing george floyd make their closing arguments to the jury tensions inside and outside the courtroom are high as people await the outcome of this historic trial and football fury european football in turmoil after 12 the country has top clubs and nouns therefore bring their bowl and new super leak but you wait for says it will consider all the feelgood measures to stop that . unlock thank you so much for your company everyone germany's green party is staking its claim to lead europe's biggest economy for the 1st time they've named a candidate for chancellor on alaina bear box now aims to succeed americal if the queen's when september's elections opinion polls place

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this is also the revolution in green technologies. as for the promise of a limited human impact on the environment it does not weigh heavily in the face of these considerable challenges. and the rush for these new raw materials will also ultimately destroy our planet. the ultimate paradox in the world of green tax is the question of recycling it. like that of wind turbines for example whose lifespan is limited. in northern germany huge plates have been abandoned in the wild. for several years lost their meyer has been denouncing the multiplication of these on the authorized dumps. that's. probably him. in germany alone between $20.30 tonnes of wind turbine blades less now be recycled each year. one kind of. does this. kind of. strain you note of your use of the cycling reader through to free or in. your mind and agreeing to take the front of groups that. we've been the best. put it seems like you'd probably be shown. the cunt. humam ended in blocking feel like. and the question of rare metals remains. what to do with these raw materia

is and helen she has risen to the top post within germany's green party. she is the rising star of german politics and elaine a 40 years old leader of the german green party. the climate debate has served as a springboard for the greens triumph in recent years climate protection exit from cold renewable energy there are the topics that bareback is fought for since the beginning of her career. once but i've been very we are less than 30 years to really make a change to base our way of life our prosperity on climate neutrality that is me task of our generation. was born in 1980 in northwestern germany and now lives in the east of the country near berlin she and her husband have 2 young children. their back has a degree in international law and spent several years abroad in the u.s. london in brussels she became politically active in the green party in 2008 focusing on foreign and security issues she soon became a member of parliament 1st at regional level then in 2013 she entered the belinda stock the german parliament at the age of only 32 she quickly earne

september's election opinion polls show the greens are close to a high angle america's conservatives who are heading for a standoff over their choice for chancellor candidates. and russia's prison service says jailed opposition leader at lex a novelli has been transferred to a medical facility it comes to days off in the belize doctors said he was on the brink of death and needed urgent treatment of only went on hunger strike 3 weeks go after being denied access to his own medical team. this is g w news from berlin you can find much more news on our web site t w dot com. after 16 years as german chancellor angela merkel is stepping down in september who will be her successor it could be her unattainable co-leader of the green party now the greens are going from strength to strength in the polls thanks to her the same cannot be said about merkel's own party to conservative governors who want to be the candidate have spent the last week locking horns and ugly private public fight in the voters say they don't like what they're seeing tonight choosing a chancellor candidate here in germa

presented as green or stamp to z. for 0 emissions. the ecological argument offers traditional car makers the opportunity to reinvent themselves because since the diesel gate scandal in 2015 buyers have become more responsible. adopters of electric vehicles are people who believe in sustainability they want to do good for the environment and they want to do their part to contribute to fewer emissions and less pollution. has one of those did they do more does job you don't know where we're all going to pop a cigarette or to take and this is why for us a b.m.w. group it's important to offer electrify it's driving in each of our segments. in addition to the public's newfound awareness there are new environmental constraints. this is one of the effects of cop 21 especially in the european union. by 2030 vehicles will have to emit almost 40 percent less c o 2 per kilometer. the electric car results firstly from political decisions. we have to meet the c o 2 emission targets are set by the european commission that all of us manufacturers hav

germany's environmentalist greens party have chosen a co-leader of that babcock to stand for chancellor september's election opinion polls show the greens are close behind i'm going to merkel's conservatives who are heading for a standoff over their choice for chancellor candidates. and russia's prison service says jailed opposition leader at lex a novelli has been transferred to a medical facility it comes 2 days off of all these doctors said he was on the brink of death and needed urgent treatment developed he went on hunger strike 3 weeks go after being denied access to his own medical team. this is g w news from berlin you can find much more news on our website www dot com. or. after 16 years as german chancellor angela merkel is stepping down in september who will be her successor it could be her unattainable co-leader of the green party now the greens are going from strength to strings in the polls thanks to her the same cannot be said about merkel's own party to conservative governors who want to be the candidate have spent the last week locking horns and ugly private public figh

building called green one. it's been certified by the research and policy organization the energy and resources institute. large windows provide lots of natural light while double glazing a relatively new feature in india insulates the building keeping it cool in india's hot sun is. the building also generates when you pull energy and harvests rainwater. it's able to capture 75 percent of its was in needs and also saves lots of electricity. it costs more to build this way but these features pay off over time. i think it is still worth it if you spend 10 percent more or 15 percent more and after 5 years it pays for itself and then after that did runs virtually free of cost and you are giving back to the future generations you're giving back to the environment we are now coming into the concept of you know 00 buildings which are going to you know give back more than they consume i think that's the need of the are right now. at the moment india has around $1400000.00 modern homes built with a green concept which a

germany's environmentalist greens party have chosen a co-leader of the babcock to stand for chancellor september's election opinion polls show the greens are close behind i'm going to merkel's conservatives who are heading for a standoff over their choice for chancellor candidates. and russia's prison service says jailed opposition leader let's say novelli has been transferred to a medical facility it comes 2 days off in the belize doctors said he was on the brink of death and needed urgent treatment developed he went on hunger strike 3 weeks go after being denied access to his own medical team. this is g w news from berlin you can find much more news on our website www dot com. after 16 years as german chancellor angela merkel is stepping down in september who will be her successor it could be her unattainable co-leader of the green party and the greens are going from strength to strings in the polls thanks to her the same cannot be said about merkel's own party to conservative governors who want to be the candidate have spent the last week locking horns and ugly private public fight

clogs our own skin it will be about the 1st place conservatives the greens. fully it will be a fair good and argumentative but also ambitious election campaign. to me so i would be very happy to be a part of it but we are not there yet you know me. well the conservatives us still squabbling internally on any not already focusing on the general election in september and on becoming i'm going to successor and that would be history in the making let's take a story now to our political correspondent simon young he's following all of today's developments going to use simon so what are the chances of the lena bearable becoming the next german chancellor. yeah they're pretty good actually because the chances of party the greens doing well in the election in september are pretty good as you mention they've had very good poll numbers in recent months consistently well above 20 percent which makes then germany's 2nd largest political force spell in the conservatives so it may well be that after that election in september the greens are in the driving seat they will hav

green green are actually saying yes but you're prepared to come from eyes everything for power we almost need more radical than the greens so she's she's presenting herself she's from the pragmatic the reaal part of the party and what won't she do for power and that's when certain green voters their core vote actually start to realize that they will do anything for power there or i mean younger people are already starting to drift away looking for you know the climate fridays for future people are talking about you know if they just peel away in a photo so the greens of they've they've become mainstream and they've you could say they've grown up and the way they've elected this party you could say it's very adult but is that the strength of the greens is that why the greens exist and have they not left space for something more radical to come along and that's what i think is most interesting when i think it's also another dinner ration look at the green vote i mean the people who used to fight that gore need to feel used to fight against all the hog all fairly nice i mean.

this is also the revolution in green technologies. as for the promise of a limited human impact on the environment it does not weigh heavily in the face of these considerable challenges. and the rush for these new raw materials will also ultimately destroy our planet. the ultimate paradox in the world of green tech is the question of recycling it. like that of wind turbines for example whose lifespan is limited. in northern germany huge blades have been abandoned in the wild. for several years lost their meyer has been denouncing the multiplication of these on the authorized dumps. her puts on you have also. just provided you how to get stuff probably and that's been mooted in recent. in germany alone between $20.30 tons of wind turbine blades less now be recycled each year. one kind of rootsy on this is. a lot. this is kind of a stock offer zacatecas that's a good one nick strain you know who your use of hoover dam was cycling read it's a free. with you again in an annoyed take new look year 9 and a groom to take a look at the front

she has pretty much made her career inside the green party has of course been on top of the greens foree years. but i think that she needs to sort of spread her appeal more widely to voters between now and then, if she is really going to become chancellor, as she hopes to do. brent: tonight the greens stand in stark contrast to the conservatives who are still struggling to choose their candidate and we understand that senior party members are working to resolve the issue. will they be able to give us a candidate by the end of the night? simon: it's really unclear. those who are battling it out are looking for the decision in the next few hours. the bavarian conservative leader has said it is up to the cdu, the larger party, but he is a much more popular man in the polls. as you say, it's a much more disorganized, chaotic process in which no one really seems to know when it might come to an end compared with the rather smoother unveiling of the candidate that happened today. brent: simon, as always, thank you. i will have more on the race to become the next german chancellor, next on "t

will the green will a green government stick to that. you know we never accepted this term we think it's ridiculous and something you could call a golden calf but we are realistic in europe past camel on it security and that's not only the threat from russia in the east or around ukraine it's much more severe the threat coming from the south from the other side of the mediterranean sea we also have to invest also in military might we have to do it new european way isn't anything other than just interrupt you there are you saying that germany will not subscribe to the 2 percent g.d.p. target under a green government in regions the greens never have to subscribe did and that's the consequences of elections when i wanted to explain to you is that even if you don't train 2 or 2 percent there is the uncomfortable truth that in the future out in a more and more insane world we have to use bend and invest more in the fence and the question is not when we do it is not to do or not do to question is how to do it do we strengthen the europeans a b

join me for a deep dark green transformation for me. for the fans. it could transform your opinion football i'm its finances comes into riches clubs say that running a super league with its own t.v. rights and profit sharing what you widely criticize mouf could mean for the business of thinking also coming up. dutch bank a.b.n. amro has agreed to pay just in the half a $1000000000.00 euros to settle a money laundering case and it's sending ripples throughout york's financial sector . and cuba is entering the post castro era as fidel's brother raul resigns as chair of the economists fossa. we'll look at what it means for the cuban economy. business in berlin welcome to the program top of europe's biggest clubs and their riches and the richest clubs have announced plans to form their own competition the founders of the european super league include some of the continent's biggest clubs who see it as a way to secure huge funding during an industry battering. but the group facing fierce opposition from domestic leagues groups. and even national governmen

commissioner green. >> vice president green: i just want to thank everyone for this remarkable work. you know, as a practicioner who takes care of pregnant women, i have quite a few over 65 patients, i've gotten a lot of feedback from numerous patients who live throughout the city and have gone through virtually every vaccine site that you've got listed there and i have not heard a negative comment from anyone. in fact, i've heard multiple compliments and accommodations about how each one of these sites are run. it's frightening for people even to go to a site and i think it's just remarkable the leadership you've all shown and the quality of care that all san franciscans now have really relatively easy access to. i think the department has done a superlative job and i just can't say enough about this and i think i speak for at least a few hundred people when i give you that feedback. >> president bernal: thank you, commissioner green. >> thank you very much. >> president bernal: commissioners, are there any other comments or questions? all right. mr. pickens, anything else you'd lik

and with the same talk, climate action offers for green growth and green jobs. critical for what we do at the imf in supporting growth employment. what we have embraced as a late comer to this, is zero in on our comparative strength. what we are uniquely conditioned to help the world accelerate the trends. and it is microeconomic data and research, fiscal and monetary policies, crisis prevention, crisis response. so what we're doing at the imf, working very closely with the world bank and other organizations are four areas of stepping up our work. so it is at the heart of what we do. first, policy advice. reengage with all countries as to consultations and when we do so, we look at the criticality of mitigation and adaptation policies. literally, we do more on mitigation in countries that are high emitters. we do more on countries that are more vulnerable. for example, countries like china, u.k., they will look primarily at carbon intensity, what can be done with good policies when we go to caribbean we focus on adaptational or subsaharan africa. we're zeroing o

next government could be formed without the greens in it what effects would the greens have on german policy on an international level where they have the environmental issue which of course is very important it's increasingly important to germans here but they've also increasingly been able to tap into issues like digitalisation they want to be a big tent party that's the declaration we've seen here quite clearly and the book wants to project the kind of determination she feels it takes to really have a fresh start in germany after the 16 years of going to america the big challenge she will have to go is to integrate more radical green the green movement the fridays for a future movement with more middle of the road kind of conservative voters they've been rather successful actually in tapping into that it's quite a stretch and that's something she will be feeling in those 5 months but for now they're in pole position to really build on that improvement in the opinion polls because they've made picking a candidate look like dropping music album in comparison to the conservative bicke

green hydrogen. we are converting trains not next decade but next month. we are converting talks not next decade but next month. -- tracks. -- trucks. next month. our ships and trials that you can use green hydrogen and green ammonia. at the same time we are saying it is a little light the people of the world need to know is a lie, that there is not green hydrogen. green hydrogen, we are getting the technology. we are getting the transport right. we are certainly building up the abundance, so the world, like japan, south korea, north america, can rely on green hydrogen, as a way to power all the difficult part of the world which you cannot turn green with electrification. one third to 40% of the carbon budget must come from another source of fuel, which emits no carbon, no pollution. that is green hydrogen. haslinda: the cost of producing green hydrogen is still high and storage is a key part of that puzzle, how quickly do you think technology will escalate and how quickly do you think scale can be r

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bach she's the 1st chancellor counted at the green party of put forward the greens currently all around 21 percent of opinion polls they'll be hoping they can try and get more than not because they see themselves potentially leading the next government that would be a big shake up in german politics but there is a long time to go yet between now and. that election on the 24th of september. my let's bring in peter bester on who is a german m.p. for the alternative for germany party also the party's foreign a policy speaker peter thanks for coming us on the program an r.t. international today said german conservatives are sticking with. it even though all the polls show that he's really rather unpopular why have they done this do you think why does this quite normal and this party they don't care what the people want america even don't care what 'd the what they are on member of the party it's not so far away it's just. go the parties should decide who will be the leader and the members of the party they want to treat 3 men who is conservative and the upper are chicks and the party they c

he was the candidate for chancellor in the 2013 election for the green. he was head of the parliamentary group. he is apolitician. he will give us his take with the green party and what with we can expect for the next government and whether they want to push through the green policy back to you. >> thank you very much i look forward to that interview. >>> ant group said on twitter that the story is untrue and baseless adding that jack ma's stake in the company has never been discussed the billionaire owns a 10% stage in ant group and controls a majority of it through inve investments. regulators have indicated to the company that the ipo plans could be revived if ma were to divest to beijing investors. >>> julianna, let's talk about bitcoin. it tumbled 14% on sunday the world's biggest cryptocurrency hit the all-time high of $65,000 on wednesday boosted by exchange group coinbase a blackout in china's region is a possible reason for the rout with the bitcoin mining impacted highlighting a weakness in the currency another cryptocurrency in focus over the l

the meal on the green. and to me it's clear remains true. the solutions are out to. join me predicts our life into the green transformation from a clue for the plants. this is good of the news they sure are coming up today in the us capital heads into a week long lockdown. the boston coronavirus outbreak pushes delis health infrastructure to the brink but could this situation have been avoided if we didn't deliver on says plus. paging ups the ante on taiwan the chinese military conducts military exercises around the island sending a warning to taipei and its supporters.

this is the news live from berlin for the 1st time in the party's history the german greens have a chance of taking control of the chancery and it will be on a little better book who will lead the party into the september elections as their candidates but shots also coming up turmoil in european football 12 of the continent's top clubs announced they're forming their own new super league but us 1st says it will consider all of a little measures to stop them. and the e.u. and us are warning russia of consequences if opposition leader alexander valley dies in custody his personal doctor say without intervention he may only have days left to live. musical and not australia create the current time frame travel problems family and friends separated by the pandemic finally reunited after more than a year we'll hear from some of the 1st travelers making views on the long way to go . gaddafi is welcome to the program the german green party has unveiled the woman they want to replace chancellor angela merkel as the next chancellor bear book been chosen to take on merkel's ruling conservatives in s

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will the green will a green government stick to that. you know we never accept that this term we think it's ridiculous that something you could call a golden calf but every a realistic in europe past camel on it security and that's not only a threat from russia in the east or around ukraine it's much more severe the threat coming from the south from the other side of the mediterranean sea we also have to invest also in military but we have to do it in a european way isn't anything other than just interrupt you there are you saying that germany will not subscribe to the 2 percent g.d.p. target under a green government it reads the greens never have to subscribe did and that's the consequences of elections where i wanted to explain to you is that even if you don't pray to 2 percent there is the uncomfortable truth that in the future in a more and more insane world we have to use bend and invest more in defense and the question is not when we do it is not to do it or not you do question is how to do it do we strengthen the europeans a bille

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the congo and the congo is the green that has a you know historical story about history. between india. portuguese and arabs you know and. so we are a melting pot and we are a mix so it is impossible for me to say i don't work with this fabric because it's made in the history of wax print can be traced across 3 continents in the $850.00 is the technique of using wax and to make patterns on fabric was already being used in many societies across the world also in africa around that time the dutch had colonized java which is present day in the media and there they came across the back taken technique applied by the locals the dutch went back to europe and produced by teak by machines and then they tried to sell it to the in the reasons they didn't like the machine made fabrics and so the dutch had to look for another market and they found it in west africa when this happened the nature of the fabrics change so then they would start to use more great colors that people on the coast wanted in which to actually incorporate local shanks and symbols and to adopt other ways of cre

guy: if the greens? ? were to win, what would that mean for europe -- if the greens were to win, what would that mean for europe? guntram: it would be a big change. the one thing the greens want is what a big investment on greening and digitalization that would roll out over several years. that would mean a change in the german fiscal rules, or at least the application of the german fiscal rules, and also the european fiscal rules. so it would really be a new tone for europe. it would be quite a new thing if germany were to shift to a more regular deficit funded investment policy, state investment policy, and i think in terms of her approach, she would also definitely be ready to discuss issues that perhaps a cdu candidate, a cdu chancellor would find much more difficult to change. the question is really would have big majorities and be able to turn around domestic resistance to many of these european issues. that's really depends on the election outcome, and german politics tends to move quite slowly in t

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jobs lead to get green infrastructure in their communities and that is part of climate justice but it have it's only happened at the other half is the people who did the most to create the crisis have to help pay for it have to pay more for it we often don't talk enough about that side of it but the truth is people are furious at the kind of corp. profiteering that has gone on during this pandemic people are enraged when they hear that the billionaire class has increased their wealth during this time a so much pain and loss and it's interesting that when you look at biden's stimulus plan that the biggest pushback from centrist democrats is not coming from the price tag or the plans to invest in infrastructure where we're seeing the pushback is the idea that there should be marginal corporate tax increases to help pay for it and this is really significant because there's someone saying these are popular policies this is the way you you sell to the public that this is a just policy and so if it's just financed through deficit spending my concern is that a few years down the road this tu

red amber and green. forwhere system tomorrow. red amber and green.green. for where you can and cannot io. , green. for where you can and cannot io, , , green. for where you can and cannot go. green is the place where there is the least — go. green is the place where there is the least concern. _ go. green is the place where there is the least concern. so _ go. green is the place where there is the least concern. so if - go. green is the place where there is the least concern. so if you - go. green is the place where there | is the least concern. so if you went to a country that was categorised as green, you would need to do a test pre—and post—arrival, but you might not —— but you will not need to quarantine upon return. this does not mean go ahead and book holiday now. what we know about international travel is there will not be any release before the 17th of may and maybe not even then. we should learn tomorrow where the government's thinking is that and how the traffic light system will work. ., how the traffic light system will work, ., . , , how

formed without the greens in it what if it's what the greens have on german policy on an international level. well and i'm doing a better book in that speech declared climate change as the task of her generation and the green still stand for what has been the brand from day one in the 41 year history which is preserving nature and she wants to put climate change into every equation in german society also when it comes to business she wants to cut and cut carbon emissions much faster than the current government does at the same time she is a store to european so that remains consensus here in germany and when it comes to foreign policy which is kind of her home turf because she has a degree in international law she is it's certainly true ject in the kind of decisiveness many have criticized the americans for lacking when it came it comes to changing political geopolitical game now whether she could deliver on that is the big question mark but it's certainly very different rhetoric coming from a green data. sheet and this is all innocent. thank you. well preciousness chips of the streets

there is engineering company and green design does something a little different they specialize in green buildings that means using energy efficient materials and smart designs to save electricity it's a rather nice industry there are only a handful of similar companies on the continent. but everything that we do be considered green so that's part of how we do our designs it's not a line item it actually is integrated in how we've designed it so we've got lots of natural light coming into the space. there are herself tries to lead a green lifestyle the 33 year old sold her car to reduce our carbon footprint and takes public transport back to her office when various started have come. me off to university she had a clear goal in mind tech and climate change through construction is we are the most wonderful country when it comes to climate change made 40 percent gas emissions and almost 60 to 80 percent of that can actually be avoided something is the greatest source of the problem but also the solution there is company has worked on 15 construction projects since she started in 2016 she a

second we must be committed to green development. green mountains are gold mountains. to protect the environment is to protect productivity and to improve the environment is to boost productivity and the truth is a simple. we need to make sure that a sound environment is there to buttress sustainable economic and social development worldwide. certain we must be committed to systemic governance 2 mountains rivers forests as well as farmlands lakes grasslands and deserts all make in the visible parts of the ecosystem we need to properly balance all elements and aspects of nature and maintain overall balance in the ecosystem force we must be committed to a people centered approach environment concerns the wellbeing of people in all countries we need to take into full account people's longing for a better life including vironment as well as our responsibility for future generations here we need to deliver social equity and justice in the cause of green transition and increase people's sense of benefit happiness and security. 5th we must be committed to multilateral as we n