so how do you build equity in and ensure that greening and environmental cleanup doesn't lead to green. gentrification? on the one hand, you need anti displacement, and i'm ty gentrification strategies and tools such as regulations do short term housing, many more regulations towards hotel constructions, air b and b, other cities, yours taxes on luxury development or have rent controlled and even rent decrease policies. and on the other hand, you need much more inclusive grain development, meaning space for community gardens, for farms, for informal grading, for form of that he called reading that he may be less glossy, less flashing, but i really responds to the recreational in the health needs of residents, it's impossible to address this problem without also addressing the underlying rational of and development growth models. that private property is sacrosanct. and it is clear that we've got to recognize the land as a cummins resource and not an individual resource for private accumulation. this of course implies complete paradigm shift in the financial models that underpin how cit

i think we have to be very careful here about what greening needs. greening is much more complex and it seems from a distance. it involves a lot more than just injecting nature into concrete jungles holistic approach to developing a sustainable city has to factor in equity. the possibilities of displacement the dangers of superficial short term, d carbon izing. this long term structurally significant changes that reduce emissions without this kind of multi layered approach a campaign to make a city greenow could result in what's called green loose that is locally unwanted land uses. basically these a spaces that may seem better from a low cost perspective, but a contested by poor and marginalized classes as the area has become greener and more gentrified. gentrification which accompanies the the greening of cities becoming such a pervasive motor of displacement of inequality because even the middle class itself can not afford to live in the center of the city and is being displaced. 101520 miles away. and so when residents talk about going no knows what they're talking about is not i

imagine everyone imagines like it's all green which will be like that it will be green wall kind of thing. and that's not how the forest exist. he up. so the potential naturally vegetation of this a space was mostly grasslands and shrub lands and tarney wishes. we wanted to. we like when we put the, the name of furniture, generate us or any image in their head. and that's why we call it the muddle one leg, the forest on the desert. it's not it, it won't be green, it's mostly brown. it's white and different. distinct and sweaty, scared during the canopy forest in the 19 thirty's, the mirage. old george boost gathered seeds of a drought resistant mexican blonde across the desert kingdom. that green lard swedes of land, but also displaced native plants which had grown here for millions of years. in 2018, the social enterprise a forest sent their in house 3 expert and his life and work. but no doubt his tongue got up and by shall go just briefly to divide this corner of the tar desert . then 1st challenge was to get rid of the invasive blonde species introduced by the ma roger. as soon as we

michael green. on a day to benito. all of these, he grows in his green house and on the family balcony in an area no larger than 10 square meters. he's assisted in his work by his wife and daughter. the 3 of them are able to handle the whole process from suing to delivery. is a little advantage anela. the advantage in this is that in a smart place, i can grow huge quantities. warranty. the initial investment is less than a $100000.00 rupees, and profits are good. i can get $40.00 to $50.00 tolerant will be per month on average, $42000.00 per month. and again, when the india of agriculture sector is under pressure from low yields disappearing what resources an equal logical damage, something with the other an experienced 1st hand in his earlier forming ventures. on the other hand, growing micro green's is straightforward and sustainable. to begin with, the planting trees are filled with warm e. com. both then seeds us on in the soil indians rose. this is followed by spring some water to start the donation process. the t

words form some kind of green energy, imperialism. i think it's, it's, it's, it's to be commended. not the minister made that statement. what we have seen in the past is africa being annexed, playing the role of the export of raw materials, but also importer of finished technologies. and that's something that needs to be avoided. i think that's what he meant by, by energy, imperialism, or climate. imperialism are some people who would refer to it so that what it means then is that africa has to play a significant role in the entire value chain of renewable energy production. as well as hydrogen production. it means you know, having the industrial base to be able to benefit in terms of jobs in terms of economic security and, and other co benefits. come along with that. okay. yeah, cobb, want to get a professor of energy and development policy or the university college london. thank you very much for your insights. thank you. thank you very much for having me . oh, you're watching. did of the news africa still to come? to get a new pers

during his research on alternative farming methods, he came across micro greens, micro greens, a young edible seedlings that are grown and harvested within a month of germination fact with new trends there doubted as a beastie super food that can be easily cultivated and restrictive environment. nasa has been testing ways to grow micro greens in space flight to give astronauts a nutritional boast on long exploration missions. micro greens have been a popular salad topping in the united states and other countries for decades and are now increasingly finding their v onto restaurant menus in indian cities to alicia more bigger. we have many variety of radish, red white pink lemma. and sunflower, b. shoot, broccoli, garbage, bread, emerald, piss, me like these. we've got to read 12 types off. michael green, benedetto, benito, all of these. he grows in his green house and on the family balcony. in an area no larger than 10 square meters. he's assisted in his work by his wife and daughter. the 3 of them are able to handle the whole process from suing to delivery level advantage. anela. the a

so that green hydrogen can be produced economically and securely. alright, let's get more of this from d, w, southern africa correspondent, adrian crecia. adrian, why does the german government feel that namibia is the preferred spot when it comes to creating green hydrogen? because namibia is a huge country with very few people, only 2500000 people. there's a lot of sand st. there's a lot of sun, there's a lot of winds and there's the ocean next door. so the conditions are perfect for such a project, but we have to recall, this is still very early stages or the minister signed a memorandum of understanding. a number of 10000000000 euros was their co ported people were talking about this kind of amount of it needs to be invested before project can kickstart it could only start around 2025, the construction and only in 2027. that's where they talk about possible experts could happen for germany, for example. so some people are rather skeptical and rather reluctant to push it in the dimensions that the government tries to. because of course, they also

green hydrogen is, is it completely green.w cheap is it really green hydrogen is not really financially viable at the moment. financially viable at the moment-— financially viable at the moment. �*, . ., , moment. it's a really good oint moment. it's a really good point you _ moment. it's a really good point you make. _ moment. it's a really good point you make. more - moment. it's a really good | point you make. more than moment. it's a really good - point you make. more than 9596 point you make. more than 95% of all hydrogen is made from hydrocarbon. more than 99% of all ammonia is made from hydrocarbon. so what qualifies as green hydrogen, it's hydrogen made using green electricity. you have other colours of hydrogen, say blue hydrogen, which is pretty much hydrocarbon based hydrogen with carbon capture. what we have focusing on is 100% green hydrogen. so from a cost point of view, yes, it can be quite expensive to produce green hydrogen if the cost of electricity is pretty high. if you have to build new solar farms, new wi

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, why is marjorie taylor greene like this?d question, hopefully able to answer. they both join me now. david, let's talk with the optics here. i mean, santos is fresh, already probably one of the top frontline targets, right? if you are in the democratic party, you put him in a spreadsheet, and he is in the top three, probably. he's a very maga guy. it was a sort of stop the steal dude. to go for the new york -- we want marjorie taylor greene, steve bannon, and this congressman to go to that room. it just says that he doesn't think anyone can touch him and it doesn't matter what the media voter thinks. he's fine. >> that's right, chris. the state of new york might have a number of one-term republican members in this incoming class, for exactly the reasons you've said. those are some of the swing seats you'll see. they will be targeted by democrats two years from now. you can call it better judgment, or you can call it simply a reflection of where his politics are, or where the party is. it was a dangerous word by marjorie tayl

showing greens violent encounter with officers following a high speed chase and crash after green failed to stop for a traffic violation. police claim green resisted arrest video shows troopers kicking and punching him and using a taser. green can be heard apologizing. sorry one officer later admitted to hurting him. an autopsy that cocaine in green system, head injuries and a physical struggle were all factors in his death. in addition to the crash at the time, two of the troopers were reprimanded, but none fired . they claim they use force for their own personal safety. despite these charges, green's family says they also want changes in police policies and procedures. i don't feel like there's public safety. four you know, black and brown people. green's family has also filed a wrongful death civil suit against the state troopers involved and their superiors who the family claims tried to cover up the truth. andrew organ andrea. thank you. a judge has blocked a voter approved ban on high capacity gun magazines in oregon. at least for now, the measure is on hold until legal challenges

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one employment-based green card category five all the green cards go to chinese nationals for several years. in another category, eev-4 ldges workers w will not be able to gt green cards. these are go to juvenile from northern triangle countries who entered illegally. assimilation has become a dirty word to the left. they seek not unity, not one united people, but rather a people guide divide food warring racial and ethnic factions divided by language, culture, race, ethnicity, and ultimately grievances. no nation can survive very long tearing itself apart this way. the collapse of our southern border and the refusal of the democrats to defend the sovereignty of our nation from the unprecedented illegal mass migration they have unleashed will spell the end of this nation if it's allowed to continue much longer. this bill is a small part that have policy, and it is destructive in its effect if not its intent. i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentlewoman from california, ms. lofgren, is recognized. ms. l

another critical material needed to help power a green future. the plan is to release the tailings from that and mining project into a fjord, and it is the national salmone fjord. also. toral olsen is a c. sammy fisherman whose livelihood and culture depends on the fjord. the connected to the water is in your blood. you have to go to the see you have the see the see. you have the feel, the c a when it's cold. if you have to have it on you, you have to wash your hands and it you have to wash your face in it. so yes is a special cover. this area has been mine before in the 1970s. some of the infrastructure remains and is today being used as a quarry. torrell from him is what happened to the fish. the last time tailings were released into the rip, a few ord. we could need of it if of even light green inside rather covariance. that is, looks like the local but inside i tried to taste it. i can remember to place no, we have to go to meet both of you expecting that that will happen again with this new project. the zip reduction will be approximately 10

the green spaces remain their feet. oh, instead of built up urban areas, green mounds. but what about the light climate and heating in these subterranean buildings. ready o, get hansen has been designing earth houses for 30 years. he works with wooden modules covered with a thick layer of earth rather than concrete. that's how it's built as a passive house with very good windows and insulation. i'm it. but the soil also regulates the temperature. here in the lower area, the earth embankment is 4 meters, thick and bosom. it's not just a green roof, but a very thick layer of earth ice. it stays pleasantly cool in summer in the winter. if you're never battling icy temperatures and energy consumption for heating is sensationally low in any please. and ah, and ignore. and her family have been living in an earth home for 6 years now. it was love at 1st sight. it's 10 meters wide and under its earth mantle, there's a water proof and root proof membrane. the front and back windows are triple glazed. i see it as good bottom. when we built the house, we were concerned that it mig

so ah, are you with all the green transition of the a just transition? i feel that it is really important. actively safeguard human rights and that is a jest transition, but you can't choose solutions that for us. it gives us no, oh for a future in sweden car in fossil nea wishes, her sammy parliament had a more powerful voice the phone. so mayor thought another samp sand they're calling to see adding in of saw me, but he had the hobby foot slots. so shanpa, so they asked us all at the, at a asked the and all the of the, the yoda, you filled out the mac in a therapy that area what's said at lee of about to leave. so you, oh, yes sir, or sloss mayor. thank get i did the financing ital connected to being in us on sloss, fiddles. ah, they were faced with numerous difficult challenges, misinformation, hunger, increasing poverty, climate change in justice at tags on people offline and on the line for our rights fading. were do human rights with each of us this year. as we celebrate 75 years of the declaration standing up for our rights, we have the chance to

yeah, i mean, you put it so well, right before we had green electricity, but we needed this green fuel. and so now being able to scale green hydrogen means that we can d carbonized, those heavy emitting industries like the transportation sector or steel, cement all d as in gesture processes. and so what you'll do is that you'll produce green hydrogen on site. and then if we're looking at the transportation sector, for example, let's just focus on aviation. what you'll do is that you'll have electrolyzer on site at the airport, and you will be producing green hydrogen refueling it and then it will fly c o 2 free. and it's the same process, right? if you want to make a green hydrogen for steel, for example, again, you make your hydrogen on site and then you'll use it directly. so some, some use cases store the hydrogen, some use a directly. but what it does essentially, is that it is reducing our c o 2 emissions. one of the things i love about you've, i tell you, is that you understand that the technology and, and you're able to explain the tack and break it down for people. but you're a

this is then we know that the e was criticized us plans and recent weeks to heavily subsidized green production there. and you are saying that that's unfair to european businesses. it has brussels essentially fallen behind on, on creating its own plan to incentivize and not just heavily regulate a green production, but to really incentivize i think a washer russell's is also concerned that is missing its obligations into the world trade organization, w t. o. rules of course there is now this plan to perhaps offer a rebates for a company is involved in the and trading system. and dare to really offer support to those fledgling companies who are entering into the the green space with new technologies. but of course, has to be mindful of the rules that is not seen as subsidies. for example, has to tread carefully for certainly that is on the table. you could say yes, said that many countries, many regions around the world have been slow to incentivize their a green technology in the past. i certainly do think it was saying and signs that they're moving on from that and wanting to put in

the green spaces remain left instead of built up urban areas, green mountains. but what about the light climate and heating in these subterranean buildings. ready o, garrett hansen has been designing earth houses for 30 years. he works with wooden modules, covered with a thick layer of earth, rather than concrete. that's how it's built as a passive house with very good windows and insulation. i'm it and. but the soil also regulates the temperature. here in the lower area, the earthen bank. mit is 4 meters thick. it's not just a green roof, but a very thick layer of earth ice. it stays pleasantly cool in summer and in the winter as you're never battling icy temperatures. energy consumption for heating is sensationally low in any please and ah, and ignore. and her family have been living in an earth home for 6 years now. it was love at 1st sight. it's 10 meters wide and under its earth mantle, there's a water proof and root proof membrane. the front and back windows are triple glazed. i see it as co boat hum. when we built the house, we were concerned that it migh

if you look at the way i global green track, as i certainly add the opinion, isn't an outlaw hair. even though this is a major piece of legislation and of course will increase the costs for those companies. you want to in course, into the opinion because that have to pay a price for the carbon damage as well. even if they didn't come on to the emissions trading scheme. this is that we know that the e u has criticized us plans and recent weeks to heavily subsidized green production there. and you are saying that that's unfair to european businesses. it has brussels essentially fallen behind on, on creating its own plan to incentivize and not just heavily regulate green production, but to really incentivize i think a washer brussels is also consent. that is missing its obligations into the world trade organization, w t. o. rules. of course there is now this plan to perhaps offer a rebates for a company is involved in the and trading system. and dare to really offer support to those fledgling companies who are entering into the, the green space with new technologies. but of course, ha

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if every boss will consider whatever his own garden, in a year. green green green i used to think so, but it turns out that everything happens in life, and for the hut of 750 square meters that you are building near moscow, do you still read to me? more of these. pines do not leave the place. after the third blow of the horn, the boar will be here in 7 minutes. well, with god, with the god of the huntsman for me. ilya ilya afanasyevich almost died, why are you vanechka to me during racing, if we look at you immediately lick. to the side neighbor towards and says you want shmara? so what? well, i've been here for 27 years. behind me i understand. listen. what kind of strong music do they produce? man is weaker and you are hitler are you even rich?

, it's always seemed to me, although they the green they talk about the green revolution in green, theyt jobs . every talk about green jobs. every country that's put into place a big move to renewables has seen , yeah, a few jobs on windfarms and things like that , but have and things like that, but have seen mass closures of manufacturing in many other parts, you know, many other sectors going green has cost jobs , going green has cost jobs, going green has cost a fortune to manufacturers so. so you're basically saying that you're basically saying that you're a sort of right wing version of the green. oh, yeah, we're centre right. priebus anas pro climate, right . fine. let's pro climate, right. fine. let's start with business. okay, you tell me how a net zero agenda can be good for the economy. well i think the first thing is, is how could the net is their agenda not be good for the economy. i mean currently, when we do solar panels, we buy them china. yeah. why we should be doing them here. everything doing them here. everything doing currently got the doing currently we've got the t

green fuels. we take a look at a major new project and a proof of gamers is suing to stop microsoft snapping up the giant game developer. activision in the $70000000000.00 deal. could they succeed or get the expert view? at that time again, d w. business welcome, disgraced f t x found a sam bagman freed has been freed on $250000000.00 bail that after a u. s. judge allowing his release as he awaits trial on criminal fraud charges. franklin free appeared in a federal court room in new york. after being extradited to united states from the bahamas, prosecutors accuse him of stealing billions of dollars in f t. x, customer funds in order to plug losses at his hedge fund, attorneys for the government also say to franklin fried his closest associates of pled guilty and to cooperating with their investigation. he stepped down as c e o last month. same day f t x filed for bankruptcy. and let's get more on this now from new york. our correspondent jens quarter is standing by their forest. yes. how bad is i

well, lead up in the green energy revolution. what all the bonds, natural resources available on the continent, africa seems like lead pleased to lead the way by what shot and just lie ahead. we'll find out also coming out.