it's green hard. and most of the mining operations are located in places where we have very good solar irradiance. so we can produce the green hydrogen right there. we disorder radius, and then use our green hydrogen to replace the truck that would allow us to, to make our. busy mining more competitive when costs go down and also to reduce the carbon footprint, which is very important, i think international markets will be increasingly aware and sensitive to the carbon footprint of the part of they would be consuming. so it's a great opportunity because the mining industry will take advantage of green hydrogen. but since it will become a very important source of local demand for green hydrogen, it will help us accelerate the development of the hydrogen industry. the global financial markets are still driven and dependent on oil and gas. opec calls the sources of energy, the engine of the world economy. clearly transitioning into a green economy, especially at a fast pace, requires a lot more than poli

energy and green — the transition to the green energy and green technology. _ the transition to the greenechnology. if i may, canl i add something quickly. colombia is a middle income country but we have significant high poverty rates, so we need to close a lot of social gaps in colombia and we do that with royalties from the mining sector, but who is demanding the goal is 7 the coal is asia and europe and the demand comes from the developed countries. i5 demand comes from the developed countries. , . . demand comes from the developed countries. , ., ., ., countries. is that a good enough ara ument countries. is that a good enough argument and — countries. is that a good enough argument and i _ countries. is that a good enough argument and i know— countries. is that a good enough argument and i know you - countries. is that a good enough argument and i know you have i countries. is that a good enough argument and i know you have aj argument and i know you have a problem in west virginia because your senator doesn't want to push through the climate package because there's a lot of coal min

anchor: pick up that point about green policy across the government.ernments around the world, we are all green now, but there seems to be a specific emphasis in germany on this issue now i'm a change. correspondent: the greens rose to their current popular support because of the climate crisis that was becoming tangible in germany, so a couple of years ago with a rise of movements. they made it one of their key conditions, to put the fight against the climate crisis a key topic of any next government. the way i can see it here in the coalition treaty is that they are saying that the climate issue is going to be part of this new super ministry there leader will get, the economy and climate will be one ministry, but apart from that, they say in the coalition treaty that they want to make sure that the climate-friendly solution is always the simplest one, so basically making climate-friendly options the logical go to solution, and that is the compromise the greens had to make also with the business friendly fdp, we don't need to raise taxes, we just need

it is coming from private sector— green. it is coming from private sector and — green.ust rishi sunak. there are a lot of companies that are _ sunak. there are a lot of companies that are doing this anyway, frankly and they— that are doing this anyway, frankly and they should be doing it. is and they should be doing it. intriguing and they should be doing it. is intriguing to know what this means for the industries and having to prove that they're going to go green but a timeframe for that. banks underfire for diluting but a timeframe for that. banks under fire for diluting their green pledges since paris. this is splashed on the front -a . e. the paris. this is splashed on the front page. the financial _ paris. this is splashed on the front page. the financial times, - paris. this is splashed on the front page. the financial times, it - paris. this is splashed on the front page. the financial times, it does| page. the financial times, it does look like as james says, world leaders are placing additional pressure on the private sector and reflecting the role that they c

so when you're, when you're up, what you're saying is like the, the new green deal is that all the green goes to a small group of people. is that what you're saying? i'm saying but there we are just nation a justification. yeah, absolutely. petra, i want to get i want to get tony in here. go ahead. jump in, tony. you were you. i won't lose my joke. i hope you liked elaborate. go ahead. yeah. well again, i agree with my colleagues and i was going to, i think my, my, my little separate plug, which is about the green issue that none of us, if you noticed, have been talking about the climate crisis or anything. and i know the guardian and some other newspapers have actually change their wording to make it a climate emergency climate crisis. and instead of simply climate change, like you see in the state and, and yet no one really is talking about that because i, i'm not sure that that really affects people when they're trying to put food on the table when they're, they're working when they're getting a job and so you know, i'm not trying to belittle people to care more, more or less about th

prime minister, in ursuit of green variety. prime minister, in pursuit of the — green variety.reen variety. prime minister, in| pursuit of the dramatic reductions in the minuscule carbon dioxide emissions produced by this country, ordinary people are facing higher petrol prices, higher energy prices, restrictions on what they can drive, replacement of gas boilers, higher green taxes under declining incomes. can the prime minister understand their frustration can the prime minister understand theirfrustration and can the prime minister understand their frustration and disdain that those who tell them they must bear these burdens fly into 6lasgow those who tell them they must bear these burdens fly into glasgow in their private jets, very around the town in their gas guzzling cavalcades and more fundamentally, does he really believe that given the huge natural forces does he really believe that given the huge naturalforces which have changed the world's climate continually, that somehow or other, by reducing carbon dioxide, we can turn the world's thermostat up and down at will?—

better green new deal. and these are marketing slogans for what actually to justify another huge yep. move of public money into the hands of monopoly capital they're claiming to be addressing the concerns that of people make it. it's like a recognition of the anger of the masses, right? a recognition of the anger against inequality, inequality between classes, inequality between countries. this, sucking up of all of the world's wealth into the hands of a tiny monopolist elite. people are angry about that. and so there's a kind of recognition in the buzzwords that people are angry or they say things like, we were going to build in resilience. we're going to make things more equitable, more sustainable. what they actually want to do is persuade us to let them spend a huge amount again, of public money on popping up big capital. this time they'll call it in the, in the i'm of being green. right? they want to persuade us to throw away things and buy new things, and this is green. they want to persuade us that w

that, that's my kind of our new green deal. but what bothers me again, this bumper sticker is that this is a continuation of dealing with the 2008 financial meltdown which the ruling class got concierge service. then we go into the pen demik, we go into an economic crisis. again, we see the same kind of bail out here, and now i see the green new deal. and again, i am not against the college, but what they do, they're giving us a tune to a crisis environment. everything is a crisis. that's why you have no rights. that's why you can't do anything. all you have to do is obey because it's a crisis, everything's a crisis and this is what they're trying to paralyze us and accepting less what we don't deserve less. go ahead, tony. yeah, i would also, i would agree with that better. and i would also say that what i don't see is, again, this connection between these green investments and helping the people that need help the most natural, you know, the guys that are manufacturing solar panels or coming up with these latest screen techno

so, yes, green technology, green energy, green jobs, green growth, these are exciting areas and theseand high impact in the future. so, i think the question is how to do that transition in a just way, so that the lowest income, the poorest are not left behind. that is where it's going to be difficult. but actually, if we invest in green energy, for example, if we invest in healthy lifestyles, if we... professor, i'm sorry, i must interrupt you, as we have to say goodbye to our viewers on bbc world for the moment and we will be back with them very soon. professor elizabeth robinson, thank you very much for bearing with us. let's continue. sorry to interrupt you mid—flow, you are talking about the transition to green jobs, please continue. i transition to green “obs, please continue. ~' ., transition to green “obs, please continue. ~ ., ., continue. i think one of the important _ continue. i think one of the important things _ continue. i think one of the important things to - continue. i think one of the important things to think . continue. i think one of the - important things to thi

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the time for green apparel— private sector. the time for green apparel may - private sector.here, private sector. the time for - green apparel may be here, will allbirds be the ones to deliver? michelle fleury, bbc news. finally, staying with our sustainability theme. if you're one of the growing number of people choosing alternatives to dairy, you won't be surprised to hear that one in three people in the uk now drink pla nt—based milk. oat milk has now overtaken almond and soya championed by trendy swedish brand oatly. but it has a new rival — milk made from potatoes. cecilia lindwall, ceo of veg of lund, which owns the swedish potato milk brand, dug. you have to try to persuade me that i am going to have this in my morning tea or coffee. how is potato milk made and is it nice? it is potato milk made and is it nice? , , . ., is potato milk made and is it nice? , , nice? it is very nice and you can definitely _ nice? it is very nice and you can definitely have - nice? it is very nice and you can definitely have it - nice? it is very nice and you can definitely have it in - n

- traditionaljobs, into new, green jobs, the green economy?ll, two things have changed since _ jobs, the green economy? well, two things have changed since the - jobs, the green economy? well, two things have changed since the last, l things have changed since the last, in cop _ things have changed since the last, in cop 21. _ things have changed since the last, in cop 21, which was in paris five years— in cop 21, which was in paris five years ago. — in cop 21, which was in paris five years ago, the last one i attended, there _ years ago, the last one i attended, there have — years ago, the last one i attended, there have been some critical changes— there have been some critical changes in the american society and our economy. first, demonstrably, our economy. first, demonstrably, our climate — our economy. first, demonstrably, our climate is changing. the number of wildfires _ our climate is changing. the number of wildfires out in california, tornadoes in the centre of our country. — tornadoes in the centre of our country, hurricanes, record

they can only purchase green bonds, hopeful in this case, will attract green note buyers. that market has evolved on the investor side, it's evolving on the agency side. we're very pleased. it's benefiting both of us. >> commissioner harrington: i'm happy to see how you're using commercial paper and note and bonds when it's appropriate to certain kinds of avenues to get money and good rates. i have two questions. i know that we tend to do the resolutions as kind of boilerplate. and though you're planning doing a competitive sale, you always put in the competitive or negotiate it. i'm not a fan of negotiated sales. do we need to keep putting this wording in? is there a problem if we take out the authority of negotiated sale? >> let me try to answer your question by explaining why it is there. we still want to move forward with our bond sales. it may behoove us to change tracks. may be easier to deal an underwriter. does that happen often? no. i never seen it happen. can happen. we allow ourselves that flexibility. if you take out that language, you can remove that level of

the green revolution essentially eliminated famine.e problems of hunger, but it gave india a chance. his techniques did attract critics. the plants, it was said, were too reliant on chemicals, the farming too intensive. there are a number of criticisms of the green revolution, and some of them have validity, butjust imagine in the absence of the green revolution what might have happened. the figure that was always used was that doctor borlaug saved a billion lives, and i think it's probably true. professor ronnie coffman there on the green revolution. finally, the love canal neighbourhood in niagara falls was built on the site of a dump containing over 20,000 tons of chemicals. in the late 1970s, the toxic waste began to bubble into local streets and gardens. former love canal resident luella kenny told witness history about the fight to be evacuated. my street had 15 houses on it. out of that 15 houses, there were nine with mastectomies. chanting: we want out! we want out! _ the only thing we could do was to keep fighting. we had an u

got his green green glee we. we are an environmental area. we understand what the problems are when there's no denial. if there's an issue that is a problem, we've got nuclear, we've got winds, they, we've got a high job that will be common to some point in the future. and thankfully, if we get this my going as a will be say him a coca cola from over there to the transport it from america, which is, couldn't we? what was it on to think that young teddy sell him is that we shouldn't open a mind when we're buying all the coal of it. it's a bit hypocritical west cumbria mining. the company in charge argues that the project will be the world's 1st net 0 metallurgical coal mine in the world. ministers of argued in favor of the project from an economic perspective, as well as an environmental one to a very small as i am, stand quite specialist for form of coal that's being that would be produced there on will have a negligible impact ons of the global coal usage, we need to transition our existing oil and gas sector to a d carbon ice platform. what

i live in northern scotland, where the power of the sea is driving the green revolution. the united nations is pushing for the release of ethiopian staff who've been detained by the government in addis ababa un, and humanitarian. saucy say they were arrested during government raids, targeting to g. ryan's advances by tick ryan rebels had been fighting against the government for more than a year. prompted the declaration of a nation wide state of emergency last week. as far as i know, no explanation given to us by why these, these staff members are, are detained. ah, the, there are 16 remaining in detention, and 6 have been released. so that, that's the, the, the breakdown of they come from various are you and agencies. they're all national staff, it is imperative that the of that they be released. my kind of has more now from the united nations. well, the a spokesman for the secretary general briefing journalist there he had just spoken at that particular time to you and security personnel in addis ababa trying to get out exactly what had happened. now, what the u. n. doe

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green hydrogen is produced by separating hydrogen molecules from h 20. in other words, water through a process of electrolysis, it only emits water vapor, no c o 2. and this is the 2nd part of the equation, the ability to generate enough sustainable energy as they're doing here to make the production of green hydrogen really worth while. and that to a country like chilly because of its geographic conditions has an enormous advantage. at least 50 percent of the cost of producing green hydrogen is renewable energy. but for chile, that's not a problem. we have the highest solar radius on the planet in the other comma, the sit in the no, i'm the best winds on the world of the world in the south, in by that is in by the owner. so capacity factors in for solar p v in the north, our 3rd to 7 percent. that compares we 25 percent in saudi arabia or that and spain and in the south. and we might arianna's capacity factors for wind are over 60 even 70 percent versus few 5 percent in the north sea. for example, for all the energy ministry calls green hydrogen, the mi

applause. i and the green technology. applause-— and the green technology.ome country- really quick? colombia is a middle income country but really quick? colombia is a . middle income country but we still have _ middle income country but we still have significant _ middle income country but we still have significant high- still have significant high poverty— still have significant high poverty rates. _ still have significant high poverty rates. so - still have significant high poverty rates. so we - still have significant highi poverty rates. so we need still have significant high- poverty rates. so we need to close _ poverty rates. so we need to close a — poverty rates. so we need to close a lot — poverty rates. so we need to close a lot of _ poverty rates. so we need to close a lot of social- poverty rates. so we need to close a lot of social gaps - poverty rates. so we need to close a lot of social gaps in l close a lot of social gaps in colombia, _ close a lot of social gaps in colombia, and _ close a lot of social gaps in colombia, and we - close a lot

concerns and cori bush is moving her office after taylor greene beraided her and marjorie taylor greenehts with house colleagues. the colleagues were congresswoman liz cheney and jamie raskin. they're on the floor of the house. charlie, oh, one more thing, marjorie taylor greene. this is element for her. marjorie taylor greene launches an attack on the 13 republican quote unquote traitors who voted for the biden infrastructure bill. trade tors. i -- charlie, i'm old enough to remember when republicans loved infrastructure. they would love to be there for the bill signing and take all the credit and now it's triggerous behavior? >> yes, and of course, donald trump had proposed infrastructure bill and they would have enthusiastically supported it. a party of bigotry and violence, republican leaders could refute that dramatically by kicking out paul gosar or marjorie taylor greene and say no, this is not who we are but in fact, they embrace them and treat them like rock stars so this is objectively true but the contrast between the anger against the members who voted for bridges and roads

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it shows a green party in something of a disarray.y would need to talk about these personnel questions for another few hours. if it goes on for too long, it could delay the introduction of the new government. we cannot really afford that in pandemic times. >> thanks for this. scientists in south africa are warning of a new strain of covid-19. the variant, which is yet to be named, appears to have a high number of mutations and that is of concern because there is a possibility it could be able to evade our immune response and the even more transmissible. south africa has called for an emergency meeting of the world health organization to discuss this new variant. will go directly to our dw correspondent in cape town. how concerned are scientists about this new variant? >> local scienst here today held a press briefing and they say they are very concerned mainly because of an unusual constellation of mutations in this new variant. the new variant was discovered -- has more than 30 mutations. if you discover -- if you compare to the beta

so we have a green map here.'s talk about the barclays story then because this is clearly having some impact on how the ftse has started the trading session. we are down over 3% here and investors seems it's taken the news of the departure of jes staley fairly badly. the ceo is leaving following british regulators' investigations into his relationships with jeffrey epstein. barclays says the board and staley have agreed on his departure, quote, in view of those conclusions. but added that staley intends to contest the findings the bank said it has named vs c van cater as jes staley's replacement. he takes over as chief executive today. staley says that his departure is a personal response to the ongoing probes, according to an internal memo seen by "reuters." i just printed out a quick copy of that report and i think it is worth dwelling on this for a moment the barclay ceo telling staff, quote, i'm sorry i will not be with you for the next chapter of barclays' story. telling staff he does not want his personal r

powered brewery, that gives you another green job stop thirdly, research and development into green there, _ definition. 0k, there is quite a lot in there, but _ definition. 0k, there is quite a lot in there, but the - a lot in there, but the government is looking to see a huge advance in the number of them by 2030, are among other challenging targets, what is the likelihood? i challenging targets, what is the likelihood?— challenging targets, what is the likelihood? i think there is uuite the likelihood? i think there is quite a — the likelihood? i think there is quite a big _ the likelihood? i think there is quite a big opportunity i is quite a big opportunity here. when you look at our report what we found this quite nuanced data, one around industries, if you look at the industries, if you look at the industries in the newjobs created, 20% of those were actually in the energy waste water world. actually in the energy waste waterworld. if actually in the energy waste water world. if you go against another instrument how sector, it is down at zero —— health sector. what is interes

however, we've seen green tech is not mature yet to handle this much demand. so the only thing the us is doing is shifting and exporting pollution pretty much the same thing. it's done with the rare earth lining minerals industry. they just export it all of that pollution over to china while importing the minerals themselves. and in this case, it's exporting emissions and drilling over to the middle east and importing oil. but the thing is emissions as emissions, no matter where it's generated. the only thing is that now these emissions aren't on the u. s. as carbon balance sheets. so on paper, it looks good, even though it is still responsible for consuming the end product fuel. so it's very hypocritical to say the least and it totally undermines the us call for green energy. because when it's actually doing is putting this glaring spotlight on green tech and showing the world just how new and unreliable and not self sustaining. the current state of green tech is because they feel is truly effective and cost a the market will have absolutely no problem switch

i'm anne-marie green. we begin, of course, with breaking developments in the christmas parade tragedy in waukesha, wisconsin which is a suburb of milwaukee. authorities say at least five people were killed and more than 40 injured when an suv plowed into a parade. the mayor called the incident a horrible and senseless act. a person of interest has been taken into police custody. elise preston has the very latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. this tragedy happened during a holiday tradition in the community that's gone on for nearly 60 years. this year's parade was supposed to mark a return to normalcy since covid canceled the tradition last year. but what was supposed to be joyous is now a source of pain. a holiday celebration in waukesha, wisconsin, took a tragic turn sunday when an suv plowed through a parade. >> it was absolute chaos. people screaming. and i immediately ran downstairs outside of my apartment, and i could see kids just laying on the street, people putti>>eporte we

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at least 50 percent of the cost of producing green hydrogen is renewable energy. but for chile, that's not a problem. we have the highest solar radius in the planet in the other commer, this it in the no, i'm the best winds on the world of the world in the south, in by that missing product owner. so capacity factors in for solar p v in the north, our 3rd to 7 percent. that compares with 25 per cent in saudi written or that and spain. and in the south, carolina's capacity factors for wind are over 60 even 70 percent versus 55 percent in the north sea. for example, for all the energy miniature calls green hydrogen, the missing link to carbon neutrality liquid. but if this is so special, why aren't other countries already doing it? so it's a technical issue any longer is some financial, economic issue of a former environment minister, mozilla mina, is adamant that it's up to chillies government to produce the incentive. as it did a decade ago to dramatically reduce the cost of solar energy, you either put a price on carbon, or you subsidize the investment. but withou

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green investments should produce green dividends. he hoped so anyway.hank you. -- we hope so anyway. thank you. ethiopia's government has declared a national state of emergency and ordered residents to prepare to defend their neighborhoods. that as forces make rapid gains and advanced toward the capital. fighters from the northern tigre regions they they have seized two cities about 400 kilometers away. the rebels have been locked in a brutal war for government forces since last year. the conflict has plunged hundreds of thousands of people in tigre into famine. it has left thousands of civilians dead and has forced millions to flee their homes. >> the aftermath of the latest deadly airstrike on the capital. the ethiopian government is warning the fighting may soon reach its capital. with forces 400 kilometers from the city and closing, the government has declared a state of emergency and called on residents to take up arms. >> the state of emergency is to protect the nation's existence, unity and sovereignty. i do not think it will harm or benefit any

can we really rely on a newl green industrial revolution?ld really create a momentum for investment that - would be really helpful. may i ask you a few domestic questions? yes. if you look at all of these strategies that the government has come out with in the build—up to this conference, which they basically had to do because if you are going to host this conference you have to be greener than green, nowhere does it say, i as an individual will have to do anything different. is that credible, is that realistic? i think there is an awareness that this green industrial- revolution, as the prime| minister calls it, is going to have certain costs. we are beginning to see - from rishi sunak's last budget and spending review. that...where he's going to get that. but i think the public kind - of know there will be changes but i do think it's not _ unreasonably a delicate balance for politicians here. they want to make sure they set the framework to get _ the outcome we all want i for lower carbon emissions, but nor do they want to scare the horses

he what would be known as the green revolution.— green revolution.athologist trying to protect plants from diseases and, specifically, to do something about the roster disease which was wiping out the crop in mexico. what is roster disease? it is a fungus. it is carried in the wind. it is the worst plant disease in the world. so he set about to develop rust resistant wheat varieties. i was in my 20s at the time. he was in his 50s, but i had trouble keeping up with him. he was a dedicated, extremely hard—working person. extremely ha rd—working person. they extremely hard—working person. they now say that food is not the problem. i say it will be a continuing _ the problem. i say it will be a continuing problem.— continuing problem. india is especially — continuing problem. india is especially concerned - continuing problem. india is especially concerned over i continuing problem. india is l especially concerned over half its population— especially concerned over half its population is— especially concerned over half its population is extremely. its po

they may have better committee assignments. >> green questions whether he will become house speaker. know that kevin mccarthy has a problem in our conference. he doesn't have the full support to be speaker. right now from the people i've talked to, he is -- he doesn't have the votes right now. i think that there's a door open for a challenger. >> green who appears to be on her way to becoming chair of a comitting in a new gop house has tweeted about boebert's remarks saying, never apologize to islamic sympathizers. the lesson learned for green and the rest of the freak show caucus, appeasement and interpreted as weakness. loyalty only flows in one direction. not the republican leader, more like the dear leader which means nor hatred, bigotry, more glorification of violence and more appeasement. trump met with kyle rittenhouse, the man who shot and killed two people in kenosha, wisconsin. the picture of kim jong-un behind them was a nice touch. members of the freak show caucus have been fighting over one another over who will have rittenhouse as a congressional intern. >> and madison

we have another green arrow for the b m. b. a recent writers, paul shows that inflation in mexico likely reached its highest annual rate in nearly 4 years for the month of october, causing analysts to believe the nation central bank will take action to increase interest rates in an effort to take that inflation here in the united states, we have 3 green arrows across the board for the tao, the s and p 500 and the tech heavy nasdaq. as we've talked about this week, there was no tape or tantrum and response the fed decision to pull back some of the pandemic era. quantitative easing, as markets were up to close out the week a better than expected employment report which saw the nation add more than half a 1000000 jobs in october health market pay record hiv during friday's trade and finishing things out, the ts sex in toronto is up hitting record highs this week. i strong earnings and rising goal prices. of course, as is generally the case, oil prices help push things up in canada as well. moving into next week, we will continue t

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