and since that should also be sustainable on our trip to fryeburg, we stay at the green city hotel. it's one of 2 hotels in fryeburg that's known as particularly sustainable for one. it's energy comes from solar technology. standing in front of the hotel, that hasn't sustainability content, is that still the exception or is it already the standard fryeburg pilots for years? i think ability has been the trademark hotels in fryeburg with the others. it's about many little things. but just like with the people, it's the some of these little things that make for the standard lifestyle. like where do the products for the breakfast buffet come from? what about the heating height? where does the energy come from? how is the place cleaned? the thing is it all these things that aren't always so visible. so together with an environmental institute, we're currently devising a label for these hotels just to make it clear what each one is doing to promote sustainability. as you know, we like it when you show us the sights of your home country, for example, in the south west of brazil where all o

south west of germany is considered to be particularly eco friendly. fryeburg is also called the green city. well, what does that actually mean and what other consequences for me as a traveler, that's exactly what i would like to find out today. i also coming up what makes me a fryeburg, a popular vacation destination and meet the local. a brazilian chicken viewer shows as his homeland st equal sioux falls or email of the week takes us on a road trip through pedagogy in ah, in of course here in fryeburg, i want to be eco friendly to in addition to public transportation, there's a good network spike across the city. check in editor and. and our camera woman is a bit boring bikes too. because we don't rent the car, we save big on fuel. the bicycles traffic in fryeburg has priority over cars. that is a long tradition here, but cyclists also have to be considerate because pedestrians have the right of way . and this tory goes to the center. before i find out more about fryeburg sustainability concept, i'd like to give you a brief overview of what's important here. before corona virus and travel

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we stay at the green city hotel. it's one of 2 hotels in fryeburg that's known as particularly sustainable for one. if energy comes from solar technology. 1 standing in front of the hotel that has a sustainability content, if that's still the exception or is it already the standard fryeburg? pilots for years isn't sustainable. it has been the trademark hotels in fryeburg with the others. it's about many little things. but just like for the people, it's the some of these little things that make for understandable lifestyle. like where do the products for the breakfast buffet come from? what about the heating height? where does the energy come from? yeah. how is the place cleaned? the thing, if you all these things that aren't always so visible. so together with an environmental institute, we're currently devising a label for these hotels to make it clear what each one is doing to promote sustainable lighting. as you know, we like it when you show us the size of your home country, for example, in the south west of braz

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the climate crisis is here today and we need to build a resilient green city for the future and no cars on the great highway ever again. thank you. >> clerk: thank you, caller. hello, caller, your minute begins now. >> caller: hi, thank you. my name is chris barger and i live in petrero hills. at times it's been convenient for me to drive on the great highway to get between the peninsula and the northwestern part of the city or the north bay or even just to get through the trailhead to a friend's place on the outer sunset but as someone able to bike on the great highway multiple tiles a week on the last year, i implore the board to take the staff recommendation and to leave the staff recommendation in the report. we have a lot of great city staff members who put a lot of hard work into this and i think they deserve to be recognized for that. and, yeah, i support the pilot. thank you all. >> clerk: thank you, caller. hello, caller, your minute begins now. >> caller: hello. my name is adam jamon and i'm a resident of district 1 and a voter and i'm calling to give my support to the option

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applied to german cities, especially the realization that more greenery is a good response to climate change. several construction. so it's motion builds, it's working towards the green. a city high rise building is getting a roof of plants. using compressed air, the plant soil is transported to the 9th floor. a logistical challenge. fills is one of the $160.00 employees that assume based in the city of charlotte, which specializes in these sorts of projects. you would, everything will grow soon. right now it looks completely dry, like it's just dirt on top of the material, is going to store water and then slowly release them from the door to the feet of the top floor of this plan to tell eventually be a small the go, the great 6 floors up with no elevator at my house. i can see today i have to check the plant trons. the gray plans and boxes on the buildings roof and sides will soon be help me to hi plan all by me with a demo it looks very good. the drains are clean and tidy as planned. there's nothing in the way. let's go around the corner again. bill is a meticulous plan or even a zip fish. 77 large trees with us about 380 smaller trees and a few 1000 shrubs and gr

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again in the target sitting there on a like as naples is a fascinating noise, the city traffic trying and hardly any green space make living in the city with nearly 1000000 residents, a challenge to families. you wake up the kids in the morning, take them to school, go to work. somehow you have to cope with the diabolical traffic. then you get home at around 8 and make them something. you can spend much time with them all the family decided to leave naples and stressful city life behind their making a new start about 100 kilometers away into order. they made the final preparations to leave and go to the village in abilene province. taylor has the opposite problem, the population there is shrinking. the town urgency one sense supports families with children who want to move in. the victoria's been summer vacation in toyota. they loved it. when we sent them, why i'm happy we're moving to tiara. i made lots of friends there and we always tell you outside and not like clear. it's really nice in the country. we're not tied to our smartphones. we prefer to play outside instead and elaborate. the victoria's will

the climate crisis is here today and we need to build a resilient green city for the future and no cars> clerk: thank you, caller. hello, caller, your minute begins now. >> caller: hi, thank you. my name is chris barger and i live in petrero hills. at times it's been convenient for me to drive on the great highway to get between the peninsula and the northwestern part of the city or the north bay or even just to get through the trailhead to a friend's place on the outer sunset but as someone able to bike on the great highway multiple tiles a week on the last year, i implore the board to take the staff recommendation and to leave the staff recommendation in the report. we have a lot of great city staff members who put a lot of hard work into this and i think they deserve to be recognized for that. and, yeah, i support the pilot. thank you all. >> clerk: thank you, caller. hello, caller, your minute begins now. >> caller: hello. my name is adam jamon and i'm a resident of district 1 and a voter and i'm calling to give my support to the option three and to request that you approve the staf

here they are cutting off the city's green zone after one of the leaders was arrested.ide, the united states remains mostly silent. it is focused instead on its nuclear negotiations and is fearful of giving fuel to hardliners. from the u.s., there has been no military response, yet. beyond this fortress, a terror campaign is underway. if you are western forces, fighting the islamic state group, you can be here in the center of baghdad and be relatively safe. the situation outside these walls is more grim. the people out there and all across iraq don't have the luxury of that prediction. -- protection. iraqis took to the streets to protest foreign interference in their country. they have been slaughtered. almost 700 have been cut down. they blame pro-iranian militia. and a chant, who killed me? he wants to know who was the shot that his brother. >> [speaking foreign language] reporter: across the middle east, iran and the united states continue to face off. the victims are rarely americans nor iranians. they are, once again, the people of iraq. bbc news, baghdad. katty:

the green lungs of the city, the trees improve the climate and filter out exhaust dimensions and more people are becoming aware of their importance. there are now several environmental initiatives in berlin. this neighborhood enclosed back at some regular gardeners. today there's bruising up the flowerbeds and planting bulbs for next year's flowers. we're all in this together, regardless of where we come from and it's a global environment. so we planted flowers and different sorts of things to have a healthy environment to bees. and above all, we just like getting all these people together to do something together, the happy to be together. the watering group has their work cut out. there's been no rain for nearly 3 weeks. the volunteer can easily stay on the app, which trees need water. they're hoping the initiative will spread beyond berlin. when comes off, i'm still here, but you could use this platform for other cities because an open source. in principle, any city that has a train register available, and that has weather data, which is most of them i could implement this app them

with this green facade, he's providing a natural air conditioner in the heart of the city. if run for fun, yes, i mean the leaves are starting to retract and slowly dry out and then, but thanks to our watering system, a vessel there are also fresh uses fever, but call me this shopping center is called cruise organ, tooth named digital schooner sally's shopping area, the 30000 horn bin plants to cool to building to hampton noise and absorb carbon dioxide in their 1st summer plant. so already feeling the heat they're part of an effort to counteract increasing heat waste in german cities. a consequence of climate change means to only be for 6 months. so there's still news. this applied by special irrigation system. all nearly 35 degrees. how's it running? 5 leaders a day for the tubs, and 15 leaders per square meter for the mission must. what's that red outage for us? and it's a malfunction in the out that supply will have to go to the basement and invented to us in the system, uses a lot of water farms. 1000 cubic meters a year. but it has enormous benefits. the city residenc

but added is a very green city. how did that happen? from the early days. absolutely committed to develop and bring everybody out of poverty. dedicated to development. from the very early days also an environment. it's not in the human rights declaration of the u.n. that they have the right to go in the city center, singapore with a car with just one passenger yourself. if you want to go in there, fill up your car or neighbors or pay a levy which will be used to construct a metro system in singapore and from the early days they said environment is so important, we need to clean up the harbor and river. to date the most affluent on the planet and the most green. but this was ingrained in the very beginning f. it could happen in singapore, it could happen in south africa, india, it could happen anywhere. >> i want to put in a big word of caution there. >> okay. >> if you took singapore's planning and brought it to mumbai we would be in big trouble. the important thing is we appreciate and celebrate the concepts. but you have to localize what works in other pl

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green clubs. their goal is to make the city green and the bigger problem is we don't see the potential alternatives. we're saying that because one has a lot of traffic and has a lot of pollution, it's impossible to write a bicycle or 2 was or 2 rods. but the fact is that we're running to reduce pollution and no, it's not really has a is a meeting point for a small, dedicated cycling community. twice a week. the group of his re repair services and coffee. many of the cyclists are women, though they're not expressly prohibited from riding bicycles. a lot of hard line is continue to insist on this. but according to these women, a lot of iranians, differently most of the reactions i get when people say me backing a positive, and a lot of people encourage me, especially women. they clapped me from their car windows hung loudly and call that masha la. how great for elders knows the recycling presented a business opportunity. during the pandemic, she started selling sour dough bread allowed her to continue earning money during the lockdown. initially, one of the biggest challenges was handling deliveries.

they already several green building projects, about $600.00, a certified in south africa. the city of janice burgess currently drafting a green buildings policy, but there hasn't even bigger vision, more than 60 percent of the people in our continent. i really just want to see them grow and i really want them understand climate. and really just like lead employed into the long journey admit, but she is willing to take it one project at a time, shows a long journey indeed. and unfortunately the same can be said the effort to expand access to electricity almost brilliant people. well, do i still like access to reliable supply of pop? that means they have a hard time lights in the homes, sovereign foods, using phones all the integrates. it's simply a fact that improves people's quality of life. it does indeed crease on without central electricity compliance. many homes in africa need local or lead solutions, and we all know how we're losing. they can be such a sink of diesel generators. but fortunately, more and more simple clean solutions are becoming available. here is an example fr

. >> it is the sonoma county city where green lawns are about to turn brown. resistant seems futal and the reactions. >> annoyed. i'm still annoyed trying to find a solution. >> reporter: after this city turned off the water last friday, the neighborhood association hired a truck to bring in reclaimed water at a minimal cost of $5,000 a month. >> we're doing triage basically. >> we're very concerned about losing 500 trees that will be a fire hazard. >> reporter: in all because of a response to a water restriction. these are massive restrictions, the city wants businesses and residential customers to cut water use by 40% until at least the next rainy season. if necessary, the city will place fines. >> take a look at mendecino lake, that's where we get our water. >> reporter: indeed, this is when governor newsom declared a two county emergency. it has grown only more widespread in the weeks since, but 40%. >> 40% is basically impossible. >> reporter: so judge valet is hoping the county will use another year than 2020 because last year his restaurant struggled wit

they already several green building projects, about $600.00 are certified in south africa. the city of janice berg is currently drafting a green building policy, but vera has an even bigger vision. 160 percent of the people in our continent. and i really just wanted them grow and i really want them understand climate and really just lead out constant and forward into the future. is the mom, judy ferrer, admin. but she is willing to take it one project at that time. a long journey indeed. and unfortunately, but same can be said of effort to expand access to electricity. almost the burning people. well do i still like access to reliable supply of pop? that means they have a hard time light in the home store and food use in phones, all the internet's. it's simply a fact that electricity improves people's quality of life. it does indeed, crease on the central electricity supply. as many homes in africa need local or read solutions, and we all know how loosing they can be sergeant sink of diesel generators. but fortunately, more and more simple clean solutions are becoming available. her

new jersey city traffic crime, and hardly any green space make living in the city with nearly 1000000 residents. a challenge to families. you wake up the kids in the morning, take them to school, go to work. somehow you have to cope with the diabolical traffic. then you could hold it around 8 something to basically you can spend much time with the family, decided to leave naples and stressful city life behind them making a new start about 100 kilometers away in k ora. they made the final preparations to leave and go to the village in abilene province, taylor and has the opposite problem. the population there is shrinking. the town urgency one sense supports families with children who want to move in. the victoria's spend summer vacation in toyota, they loved it. when he sent away, i'm happy we're moving to tiara. made lots of friends there and we only side not like here. it's really nice in the country. we're not tied to, we're smartphones. we prefer to play outside instead and elaborate the victoria's will be living out of suitcases for a few weeks because my house, they're moving in

city along with members of the great enter him administration. before leaving some of your soldiers reportedly looted properties and rated banks. later in the day to green horses entered the city. they were greeted by a crowd of people attempting waving at gray and flags. and later in the evening, the chirping government announced a fire. the fire is a uni lateral aims officially allowing farmers to work in their field during the planting season, but so far needed the t. d. f to grand defense forces or the retrans soldiers who had been backing the government in the great region since last november had officially accepted. the fire didn't come as fighting intense insides in the region over the past days. with the grand forces thing, they claim several territories and they see the retake of mckelly as a military victory. ok, so we have a cease fire on the table. we have to wait and see if anyone's going to really respect that if it holds. is it going to help the humanitarian situation there for the people in the region who have suffered so much? well because of the ongoing insecurity it has been so far very difficult for and to reach some of the rural are

hill community center is flashing the news that the city council has declared a level 2 water supply shortage. the days appear numbered for a lush greenss like this. the city council's action means residential and commercial customers will be restricted to watering their lawns and landscaping to 3 days per week effective immediately odd-numbered addresses may water on monday, thursday and saturday well, even numbered addresses can water on tuesday, friday and sunday under the ordinance a level 2 water supply shortage is consumer demand for water by 21 to 40%. well, in the last drought, morgan hill, resident stepped believe that the valley water has this to say about 20 to 25%. >> and morgan hill where that was the leader in throughout the county. we can serve our citizens conserve more water than any city in the county. so i imagine that our city will step in this emergency new digs. extreme thing, although mostly dependent on groundwater. morgan hill is home to anderson reservoir, which was dreamed ahead of a seismic safety retro fit. >> the empty reserve or the largest in the county underscores the june 9th decision by the water dis

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here they are cutting off the city's diplomatic green zone after one of their leaders was arrested.ates remains mostly silent. it's focused instead on its nuclear negotiations and is fearful of giving fuel to hardliners in iran's elections. from the us, there has been no military response yet to recent attacks. beyond this fortress, a terror campaign is underway. if you're western forces, you're fighting the islamic state group, you can be here in the centre of baghdad and you can be relatively safe, but the situation outside these walls is far more grim. and the people out there and all across iraq don't have the luxury of that protection. chanting. young iraqis took to the streets to protest, among other things, foreign interference in their country. and they have been slaughtered. almost 700 have been cut down. they blame pro—iranian militia. and they chant, "who killed me?" please, have a seat. ali mohammed wants to know who it was that shot dead his brother, amjed. across the middle east, iran and the united states continue to face off, but the victims in this shadow war are ra

the green lungs of the city, the trees improve the climate and filter out exhaust emission, and more people are becoming aware of their importance. there are now several environmental initiatives in berlin. this neighborhood inquiry bag has some regular gardeners today. there's bruising up the flower beds and planting bulbs for next year's flowers. we're in this together regardless of where we come from. it's a global environment. so we planted flowers and different sorts of things to have a healthy environment to bees. and above all, we just like getting all these people together to do something together. they're happy to be together. the watering group has their work cut out. there's been no rain for nearly 3 weeks. the volunteer can easily stay on the app, which trees need water. they're hoping the initiative will spread beyond berlin. someone comes off and put city what you could use this platform for other cities because an open source. in principle, any city that has a train register available and that has weather data, which is most of them i could implement this app themselve

hill community center is flashing the news that the city council has declared a level 2 water supply shortage. the days appear numbered for a lush green grass like this. the city council's action means residential and commercial customers will be restricted to watering their lawns and landscaping to 3 days per week effective immediately odd-numbered addresses may water on monday, thursday and saturday well, even numbered addresses can water on tuesday, friday and sunday under the ordinance a level 2 water supply shortage is defined by the need to reduce consumer demand for water by 21 to 40%. >> well, in the last drought morgan hill, resident stepped believe that the valley water has this to say about 20 to 25% and morgan hill where that was the leader in throughout the county. we can serve our citizens conserve more water than any city in the county. so i imagine that our city will step in this emerging get exact same thing. although mostly dependent on groundwater. morgan hill is home to anderson reservoir, which was dreamed ahead of a seismic safety retro fit. >> the empty reserve or the largest in the county underscores the june 9

here they are cutting off the city's diplomatic green zone after one of their leaders was arrested. focused instead on its nuclear negotiations and is fearful of giving fuel to hardliners in iran's elections. from the us, there has been no military response yet to recent attacks. beyond this fortress, a terror campaign is underway. if you're western forces, you are fighting the islamic state group, you can be here in the centre of baghdad and you can be relatively safe, but the situation outside these walls is far more grim. and the people out there and all across iraq don't have the luxury of that protection. chanting young iraqis took to the streets to protest, among other things, foreign interference in their country. and they have been slaughtered. almost 700 have been cut down. they blame pro—iranian militia. and they chant, "who killed me?" please, have a seat. ali mohammed wants to know who it was that shot dead his brother. across the middle east, iran and the united states continue to face off, but the victims in this shadow war are rarely americans, nor iranians. they are,

the green line to daly city and the red line, which is richmond through millbrae plus, spokesperson saysday's changes are really gearing up. the bart staff for its further reopening on august. the 30th. an update now to the kayaker who was attempting to paddle solo from sausalito to hawaii. >> 44 year-old siro was rescued by the coast guard saturday night about 70 miles off the coast of santa cruz. this is video from the coast guard of that rescue we've been following hills his journey on kron 4 since he first took off from sausalito on may 31st trying to make it to hawaii by himself to set a guinness world record. we caught up with him earlier today and he told us why that trip was cut short. now what happened is one of the equipment failed and there's nothing i could do about it. it could not repair. >> i had a backup plan and that one failed as well. and it just happens. and i was lucky to be not too far. the coast that could do click quit prepare get the boat again because it's still the drift on the water and bring it back and get ready. i can make that we do for this year. that wou

the city traffic crying and hardly any green space make living in the city with nearly 1000000 residents, a challenge to families. you wake up the kids in the morning, take them to school, go to work. somehow you have to cope with the diabolical traffic. then you could hold it around 8 and make them something to basically you can spend much time with them in the family decided to leave naples and stressful city life behind their making a new start about 100 kilometers away in pay order. they made the final preparations to leave and go to the village in abilene province. taylor has the opposite problem. the population there is shrinking. the town urgency $0.01 the ports, families with children who want to move in the victorious spin summer vacation in toyota. they loved it. when we sent them, i'm happy we're moving to tiara. i made lots of friends there and we always tell you outside and not like here. it's really nice in the country. we're not tied to our smartphones. we prefer to play outside instead and elaborate. the vittoria's will be living out of suitcases for a few weeks because t

line 170 kilometer long, 0 carbon emissions city. further, smart cities have been designed for dubai and dabby, many of which are green, or at least pretending to be the 1st was mazda, a carbon neutral city. in all who, dobie, which was supposed to be completed by 2014 then came the financial crisis and the completion date was shifted to 2030. but except for the buildings designed by architects or norman foster, they're still little to see. the problem is that these utopia tarnish quickly says spanish architect be sent there. i was in my star and my studies over these was a good idea in the year 2008. and they have a plan to do a, c, d, w. in fact, very expensive because he was elevated on the podium in the same way that these, the line is how the avia it will not be done because it's impossible to do. city that has a huge underwriting infrastructure. guajaro's is planning his version of smart cities in the hills near barcelona rather than transfer motor vehicles into tunneled. his plan is to avoid the news. the architect has just want to pay for a new self sufficient city near beijing. recycling energy production and

here they are cutting off the city's diplomatic green zone after one of their leaders was arrested. on its nuclear negotiations and is fearful of giving fuel to hardliners in iran's elections. from the us, there has been no military response yet to recent attacks. beyond this fortress, a terror campaign is under way. if you're western forces, you are fighting the islamic state group, you can be here in the centre of baghdad and you can be relatively safe, but the situation outside these walls is far more grim. and the people out there and all across iraq don't have the luxury of that protection. chanting young iraqis took to the streets to protest, among other things, foreign interference in their country. and they have been slaughtered. almost 700 have been cut down. they blame pro—iranian militia. and they chant, "who killed me?" please, have a seat. ali mohammed wants to know who it was that shot dead his brother. across the middle east, iran and the united states continue to face off, but the victims in this shadow war are rarely americans, nor iranians. they are, once again, th