as you said in green development, the floor is given to the secretary general, sco, mr.n, please. distinguished state heads of the tv channel second colleague friends, i am pleased that i am in the historical and cultural famous horde samarkand and taking part in the meeting of our organization permitting the post of secretary. i am fulfilling the duties entrusted to me in order to meet your expectations of the nasty work of conducting this meeting. but more than thirty meetings, leaders sectoral ministries and departments organized more than 90 events related to e, in all areas, as for a detailed description of those one of the scos in the past cat, then let me not repeat myself, since i have already submitted a written report on this to the attention of respected leaders dear colleagues, at present, the situation is undergoing complex and profound changes in the context of the fact that the sco has entered the third decade of its 11th, and all the participating countries are thinking about it. how continue this earth the last 21 years to effectively respond to new thre

we should definitely invest in our green development, our energy efficiency, our electric mobility inhnology. well, not because it is ecological and good for the environment, it is more profitable for our country, more profitable for people, because the price of using such and such the latest technologies and the payments will be much cheaper than we will now receive this soviet heritage, which is no longer effective, it affects the evidence. well, hmm, well, that’s not what we’re talking about, and we want to thank you, mr. oleksiy, for joining our broadcast. with us and we will add that information if there is more gas if you want it he should lift the sanctions against azogon nord stream-2 said the other day putin said that for this you only need to press the button i will remind you that the certification of nord stream-2 was stopped on february 22 of this year after that e russia on february 21 announced the recognition of the independence of the occupied territories of ukraine, mr. dmytro, that is the question of the european commission now, how does it perform such a unifying r

now these will be in this same federal ideal for green development . this is paul is the very state recall. so they agreed to babylon, dan is present. so i think that the idea of stopping deforestation and having a kind of painful development. but can we, can it be for a friends, respectfully, deforestation isn't in question right now. will we reasonably expect more major infrastructure projects, more displacement of people. these are things that happen before. why should we believe they won't happen again? because i think that gorgeous, and that's where it is bigger than if your interviews, including the one with we did on a brass gave the i'll actually one you'll see the climate change became a family concern, which was not as dental as it is now. but lula has even mentioned that create a ministry or be handled by the indigenous person. so you will be much more centrally the policy. there was a, he just spoke the whole cycle change and you also, which is very important. i mean, look, game problem does still feel so good, good, good, good way to work a

it is a wind station near the tsimlyanskaya hpp to develop green energy without the construction andstruction of small hydroelectric power plants will be difficult in russia, the potential in this direction is huge. one of the main advantages is their environmental friendliness the process of their construction. it has a minimal impact on the environment, there is no negative impact on water, both quality and composition, and, accordingly, fisheries, recreational drinking and other purpose of reservoirs. the latest technologies were used in the modernization of the hydropower complex of the krasnopolyanskaya hpp, which since 2010 has been part of the structure of lukoil, an investment of about 40 million rubles. they were also directed to the modernization of the head unit of the krasnopolyanskaya hydroelectric power station for 70 years. it was physically worn out and required repair, the replacement of part of the equipment of the work carried out made it possible to significantly increase the reliability of the station through the use of new materials. a fully automated control sy

insurance reserve er finalizing their there repair yura in the energy efficiency strategy for the development of greendevelopment of literary supplies sources, however, what effect does this have on the population on the europeans, probably a part of them who receive these increased payments who are, for example, supporters of certain left or right parties that may be sponsored by russia or have certain temporary or strategic interests. they are in the opposition in order to shake the current government in order to come to power on anti-such energy measures, that is, in a certain way it makes life difficult for the ruling parties or the ruling summer this winter. well, the impression is that this winter must endure, i hope that everyone will endure, although well, for sure, it will be necessary to prepare from europe for certain protests, additional to certain difficulties, we will talk about protests literally in a minute, mr. omelchenko, questions too it's blackmailing you right now, uh, the one that russia actually goes to a-bank uh, does the european union succumb to it, or not? well, you can't sa

and another 100 years of rospotrebnadzor in stavropol made a big step in the development of green energy and a record number of russians. used for 2 weeks travel cashback. the usa and the eu are the masters of their word, they want to give, they want to take away about it. vladimir putin announced in uzbekistan commenting on the policy of western countries in samarkand opens today the summit of the shanghai cooperation organization, the russian leader has a busy schedule of a number of bilateral meetings, and now our special correspondent alexei konoplex is on direct communication from uzbekistan. hello, we are waiting for the last details. hello, this is the fifth bilateral meeting this day. vladimir putin at this moment is just about to start. we are waiting for the first shots. and if we evaluate the number of publications in the media, then this meeting will probably be one of the most anticipated at the current summit meeting with chairman sidimpin, and a visit here to samarkand through kazakhstan became for a-a. mr easy is the first in almost 1,000 days. e a trip outside of china a

green energy equipment. you know technology. it's really fast now developsst interesting thing is that in parallel with them, the understanding of that is being transformed. what are we talking about, what is green energy? that is, what was good 10 years ago today suddenly becomes bad. and this is really a very interesting transformation. and a lot of people still don't realize it. here we are now at such a transitional level, when they really think what is good and what is bad, but regulatory measures are already being taken, when they introduce, that’s what is called good, what happened now let's go to draw through the fault of man to stop and defeat the fire, a strong vocation, forest firefighters of the rosleskhoz protection air force, 90 years guarding the forests of russia ntv, the long-awaited international super vocal show for the sixth season a program on how science will change our lives for the next 10 years in 10 is on air years green energy will be banned. well, look, that is, we talked about the fact that once people discovered with pleasure th

industry, balanced development of rural and urban areas green development of efficiency and improvementactivity following the results of this new renaissance flight, we expect that gdp will increase, at least three times the volume of exports will increase 2.5 times empty capacity three times and so on in the development of this policy we have linked its content in detail with the development programs of russia and china, as well as with the development goals of other countries of our reiki. and i think it's very important that investors get actively involved and hmm and the largest companies in our region or we don't have much time. i think i will briefly acquaint you with the program of energy and industry border points, and our country has no access to the sea. and so for us, uh, border checkpoints are important for our country. you see on the slide we have 42 land border posts, 46 air points. air air points with russia we have 29 borders with the chinese people of the republic 13 we are developing them, considering how the standards of our countries with russia are such we hope to b

general as a partner of the forum within the framework of the development strategy, the company pays special attention to environmental issues and greenenergy transition. in particular, it develops projects in the field of hydrogen, as a promising and environmentally friendly type of fuel, if we talk about infrastructure projects. gazprombank actively supported the creation of a market for carbon units. this registry was launched on september 1st and the first mm climate project was immediately registered. uh, this is a solar station on sakhalin and here, to our delight, is the first exchange transaction of carbon credits happened. eh, monday. just the day before yesterday, what can already be done today within the framework of the jeep agenda, according to the words of the goodwill ambassador. un vyacheslav fetisov russia has the ability to grow food not only for its own needs, but also for other countries. in particular, our country has a huge potential in providing the world with drinking water in the current geopolitical situation, it is important to focus on the green economy, business and government should work in tandem on this

general as a partner of the forum within the framework of the development strategy, the company pays special attention to environmental issues and green energy transition. in particular, it develops projects in the field of hydrogen, as a promising and environmentally friendly type of fuel, if we talk about infrastructure projects. gazprombank actively supported the creation of a market for carbon units. this registry was launched on september 1st. and the first m-m climate project was immediately registered. ah, this is at the station on sakhalin, and to our joy, the first exchange transaction of carbon units happened. e, in monday. just the day before yesterday, what can already be done today within the framework of the jeep agenda, according to the words of the goodwill ambassador. un vyacheslav fetisov russia has the ability to grow food not only for its own needs, but also for other countries. in particular, our country has a huge potential in providing the world with drinking water in the current geopolitical situation, it is important to focus on the green economy, business and government should work in tandem on this issue in

green and pleasant land. some areas could be developed and could go towards solving our housing crisis. ownfield sites — previously developed plots like this bit of waste ground by a railway station in epsom. we had significant local opposition to this one. encouraged by the council, developer ben spent more than £200,000 devising plans forflats. this is utterly inexcusable. the whole idea seems to be a nonsense. but after a stop—the—tower campaign sent more than 1000 protest letters to the planning committee, the development was rejected, not once, but twice. you get to the point where the costs you accumulate are so high, you have got to cut your losses. we sold the land about four months ago and we moved on to other things. and of course, no new homes here for people who would like to live here. no new homes, so it's a site that will sit derelict for maybe months or years to come. epsom and ewell�*s planning committee is meeting tonight here in the town hall. we asked to interview any councillor about their housing policy. none was available. it's not appropriate for residential use.

development stages the other one has been on the market three years the one that's in development stages, nvidia did get the greenue developing that chip with chinese partners. the other one, though, the a-100, that one will need licensing requirements in order to export back to mainland china. however, if nvidia wants to sell this to france or italy, they would just do so through their hong kong hub. overall this is news that comes after gaming revenue as a little weaker and data center sales are anticipated to grow but it's growing at a slowing rate. definitely news that put pressure on the stock. we're seeing lows close to march 2020 it's not just nvidia, amd also pointed out they may not have as significant of a monetary hit. you had nvidia say they could potentially lose $400 million this next quarter in a drop in china sales, but which other companies are going to come forward and how is china going to retaliate because they did accuse the united states of abusing their powers >> how have the chip companies, kristina, approached the china issue, whether it's the covid lockdowns or some of these geopolitical

developed. i am 100% sure that they will ban propaganda lobbying. uh, green economy, criminals will start criminal prosecution for planting directive plantings this and for subsidizing that makes traditional energy. so to say, you really believe in the rationality of european politicians, i will explain, why uh, why why do i believe in rationality? i believe in science. i mean, i'm 50 years old, i work in the system of the academy of sciences. we have also opened two laboratories now. uh, uh low carbon no carbon technologies there in agriculture and other things, we are dealing with these problems. well, as soon as someone starts saying that it is necessary to blow up the hydroelectric power station and that it is necessary to blow up nuclear power plants? my ear is already tuned. so, somewhere, someone is categorically against this, if it continues further. this is the use of green, as a competitive struggle, and, so to speak, which turns the economy of countries, trying to bring it, so to speak, to the stone age. that's when i think that we will understand

developing green energy is key to labour's long—term strategy, but what about the government's plan forrisky, it's hugely divisive and i would reverse it. and would you support the government cutting the basic rate of income tax from from 20p down to 19p? yes, i've long made the argument that we should reduce the tax burden on working people. but not everyone here agrees with all of that and this morning, labour's mayor for greater manchester, andy burnham, said the basic rate of income tax should be kept where it is. tax is now a major battleground in politics, and this morning the conservative chancellor suggested he wasn't done yet. there's more to come. we've only been here 19 days. i i want to see, over the next year, i people retain more of their income, because i believe that it's the british people that. are going to drive this economy. this is a labour party feeling pretty chipper. yes, there are activists and union leaders arguing the leadership should be standing squarely behind public—sector workers, demanding inflation—matching pay rises, and the labour movement rarely sing

we pay great attention to the development of energy, especially green energy, in relation to the digitalization of development it infrastructure support for small and medium-sized businesses program 579 today we started a grant support program for small and medium-sized micro-businesses which is quite successful and together with partners we will develop it because the economy after this war the infrastructure of the ukrainian economy will change a large number of significant enterprises have been destroyed in the east of ukraine and e.e. with seven million internally displaced persons and five million e.e. refludsk refugees who are in europe. we need to quickly create a large number of jobs, it is possible only in small and medium-sized businesses we will move in this direction, we as a state create all the necessary conditions for this. and of course, buying ukrainian and supporting each other today is also the moment that will help our business to survive. this cannot be a program, but it can be ours . philosophy, our idea is to support ukrainian manufacturers from small to large, so that th

. >> reporter: and today is day oe for lynette and class to be trad for the latest development of green jobs at the port of oakland. these are multiple jobs jobs aimed at reducing greenhouses gases and is made pe through a $350,000 grant from the california energy commission. >> the benefit to the recruits e multiple. they are being trained trained for a number of jobs red to port industries. and you have have a reduction of greenhouse emissions, specifically, here is community. >> reporter: the benefits to thy are obvious and so are the benefits for lynette and son. >> i highly doubt that my kid wl have to suffer as much as me and and my siblings did. >> reporter: and a chance to lie a life where they cannot only survive, but thrive. >> there is a goal. there is ann dream. and i'm chasing it. >> reporter: that was rick repo. as he mentioned the grown jobs m is funded, in part, by the california energy commission. wh each year kicks in $100 million to support green transportation. support green transportation. > >> a fire broke out overnight ae wood street encampment in oakla. it starte

if we can win on the development of green technologies, win some of those markets developing, i think the u.k. can lead the world but i think what is important is we set up under the medium-term fiscal responsibility alongside measures we see today. guy: the medium-term is very important, stability is very important, and taking advantage of this future we will see in the energy landscape is important. but medium-term responsibility, it is ultimately what will determine what will happen to this economy. was what we saw today a responsible government acting in the best interest of the country and economy? what is your perception of what is happening here because you could talk about not looking at the hour-by-hour movement in the economy but i think i have not seen these kind of moves for very long time. the market is making clear it is deeply concerned about what is happening here. rain: yes. annette think we have to take that seriously and i think the government has to digest what happens if these measures are set out. what is happening -- what is important as they target growth in th

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this new ai model has been developed by orthopaedic surgeonsjustin green and mike reed at the northumbria trust. it measures risk associated with surgery. traditionally, factors such as previous heart attacks and strokes present significant risk factors for somebody about to undergo surgery. the ai model takes into account 220 different factors to work out each individual patient�*s risk. the patient comes for an operation, they bring with them a lifetime of medical history as well. that's really important to the patient, but it takes a lot of determining — a lot of understanding, from a clinical perspective, in terms of how that influences the outcome of their operation. what we're doing with this system is using artificial intelligence or machine learning to try and predict the outcome of surgery for patients. so, essentially trying to predict what complications they may have and also to try and work out potentially the best site for them to have their surgery. staff shortages and ongoing fallout from the covid—19 pandemic have placed immense pressure on the nhs. cutting waiting lists i

reduce the consumption of oil and gas on the continent can be done before all thanks to the development of green energy but in india they said that they will carefully consider the proposal of the big seven to limit the price of russian oil in the government they promise they promise to weigh all the pros and cons this was announced in to the ministry of oil and gas, government officials say that it is still not clear which countries will take part in such an initiative and what possible consequences global energy markets will suffer from limiting the price of russian oil . in fact, india buys black gold from moscow and at a discount of at least 30-40%, so the latest information is already available today, i will not delay, i will talk about the sanctions in moscow expect a drop in the container transportation market by the end of the year, it will collapse from 13 to 18%. this was stated by the chairman of the board of directors of the fesco group andrii severylov, the main cause of the crisis is the disruption of logistics chains and the exit of a number of foreign manufacturers, suppliers and

the point is increasing our spending on research and development into green energy six-fold would still just be about 20% of the current cost of what we're spending on renewables. so again, we need to get people away from this. oh, here's another solar partner the wind turbine part and ask instead. should we fund a few more of those, you know egg heads because that's the thing that'll actually save the planet. all right. the clock is struck 130. we're on time jordan. thank you very much.

green. we begin with breaking developments in the war in ukraine. in a rare televised speech, russian president vladimir putin announced a partial mobilization of his military reserves. he warned the west that russia is intent on protecting its sovereignty. the total number of reservists drafted in the partial mobilization is 300,000 according to officials. it's russia's first mobilization since world war ii. putin also warned that moscow would use the might of its vast arsenal if the west continued with so-called nuclear blackmail. his speech comes as ukrainian forces have regained territory on the battlefield in nearly seven months of fighting. >>> president biden is expected to focus on the invasion of ukraine when he addresses the general assembly this morning. the administration says mr. biden will lay out his vision for u.s. foreign policy as he tries to rally allies to stand firm in backing ukraine's resistance. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy will also speak to the general assembly today, but he'll do it virtually. bradley blackburn

the point is increasing our spending on research and development into green energy six-fold would stillt be about 20% of the current cost of what we're spending on renewables. so again, we need to get people away from this. oh, here's another solar partner the wind turbine part and ask instead. should we fund a few more of those, you know egg heads because that's the thing that'll actually save the planet. all right. the clock is struck 130. we're on time jordan. thank you very much. >> live sunday on "in depth, uc-berkeley governmentals scholar stephen hayward will be our guest to talk about ronald reagan's political career and the american conservative movement. he's the author of two volumes of the age of reagan series, greatness and patriotism is not enough, about the scholars who changed the course of conservative politics in america. join in the conversation with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts and tweets. "in depth" with stephen hayward live sunday at noon ian on booktv on c-span2. ♪ >> be up-to-date in the latest in publishing with booktv's podcast, "about books." wit

the price of oil rises, the more buyers will try to get out of oil and replace it with the development of greennd so on, that is, they will stimulate the reduction of oil consumption, and they are also afraid of this effect, so they will keep the price of oil on such a psychological basis on which it will not stimulate such a significant exit from it, but for ukraine you are not only because of the oil prices, it is important because the nuclear agreement is an opportunity eh maybe it is low, but still it is to pull iran away from this axis of evil yes , because today we see how it is getting closer and closer to russia, it is getting closer because iran is a pariah state of russia and a state party , that is, i understood that they essentially have no one to get closer to because iran is under significant sanctions and this is precisely the easing of sanctions on iran and such the need for iran to believe the western world and the western world to believe iran, it may have a chance to contribute to the fact that iran's aid to russia will decrease and may even be reduced to zero because it simp

developing world. i will sign in the court with romania that will allow you green to get even more grain shipped out to europe and developing countries. notably to the mediterranean countries which needed for food. but according to un statistics, only 30 percent of the ukrainian grain has been supplied to low and middle income countries in africa, with almost a 1000000 tons sent to you ports last month. meantime, russian president vladimir putin. he was the west of importing most of ukraine, sprain, and is promising to send 30000000 tons to the poorest countries and need but i give sure you don't know what was the, almost all of the green exported from ukraine is being sent to the e. you, instead of to the world's poorest developing countries, many european countries are now acting as colonizers once again, just like they did for decades and centuries. and the passions of the simply deceives of the developing countries once more, and are still receiving them at this very moment. while the un warns that the world is on the brink of an unprecedented hunger crisis, global food prices are down due to shipm

and logistics sector, including an increase in container traffic, the creation of green railway corridors for the developmentss-border automobile logistics will deepen the countries of interaction in the field of food security, the green economy and traditional chinese medicine. the declaration adopted in samarkand is the highest level of cooperation between the two countries china and belarus, an all-weather and comprehensive strategic partnership. what does this mean, regardless at what point, how and where the international situation changes both sides maintain close relations in political economic security issues the level of relations for the people's republic of china is the degree of trust in the country. this is especially important now in the situation of global changes in the world of political games of economic sanctions , the declaration is not only a general political and fundamental nature of relations. it is also of a specific applied nature. priority tasks for the near future of cooperation are determined by the acceleration of technological and investment cooperation inter-regional interacti

we advocate the development of interconnectedness in the creation of combined green corridors and the further implementation of an integrated traffic management system using digital technologies. i am convinced that a favorable time is coming for the already launched logistics and infrastructure projects linking europe with asia, including the implementation of the initiative of a new eurasian land bridge. for the second time in the twenty-year history of the organization, much has been done to create favorable conditions for the development of trade and investment. belarus sees the huge potential of the sco in terms of stimulating trade and economic cooperation, the most demanded direction, in our opinion. these are industrial and technological cooperation, digital transformation and artificial intelligence. green economy and climate adaptation removing unreasonable trade trade barriers. this will ensure defeat national strategies and long-term plans for stable and accelerated development. the belarusian is interested in expanding cooperation in the field of peaceful atom, as well as

more laid out on our subsidiary companies that extract gas and deal with storage and develop other businesses, greennesses, and services that are related to trading, that is, the questions that are asked this is compliance with such an indicator as swarms, in addition to the return and certain investments in order to show the alternative of wind from the parent company to our daughters. i think that all those interested can read naftogaz 's report so that this discussion is a matter of professional professional responsibility because these are national trends and which are related to russian aggression under the current trend in all directions is related to climate variables with the development of low-income businesses - this is what makes all the oil and gas majors in the world, both private and national, this is the development of business related primarily to biogas, biomethane, biomass, you will look 100% at the investments that naftogaz is developing. is this you will see those directions that are tied to the declaration of prohibited energy, that is, on lunch related to the production of volv

green a postindustrial economy? and is a in unrealistic burden to keep on economies that are still developing? let me ask you first. >> green philosophically is the idea to minimize human impact on nature this is based on primitive religion or philosophy that somehow it is immoral and inevitably self-destructive like you violate the commandment and also go to hell. there is no plausibility like three more degrees fahrenheitea and 30 years the people have a religious feel that we are really going to hell so it is a primitive you are not held by anybody that actually lives in nature when you can understand you havey to master nature only when you are so elevated you take for granted the world you live in an thinko of that is natural to support and adopt the green policies we have a totally nongreen society but then impose the antihuman green policies on the rest of the world for sustainable development and then to somehow use solar and wind to power a flashlight or charge a cell phone instead of having a real economy and its harming the poorest people in theli world. >> but going green in the gre

green deal . the ministry of economic development has developed criteria for obtaining golden passports by foreignersesidence permit need to invest 15 million rubles. to the russian region, or donate at least 5 million rubles to a charitable foundation. investments must be confirmed by the head of the region with special documents. also, a residence permit will be issued if a foreigner has founded a company in russia. i went to bed already, working as a lawyer, another alternative is the purchase of real estate, at least 25 million rubles. in the regions and for 50 million, the capital of belarus will supply 15,000 geely cars to russia by the end of the year, the belarusian-chinese company bilgy reported, that the demand for these cars in our country is growing in russia, 80% of those produced at the joint venture are already being shipped. it is planned that in the near future the flagship geely model will enter our market - this is a full-size crossover. vladimir potanin will donate part of his fortune to charity. so up to half of rosbank's shares will be sent to a fund founded by potanin himself.

they will create hundreds of local jobs to develop green hydrogen technology.ring building manufacturing centers in the u.s.. cracks coming up next, china's heated reality -- >> coming up china's heated rivalry with the u.s.. we will have more on that soon. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> china's rivalry with u.s. over tech supremacy is adding most of the world's second-largest tech stock market. for more, let's bring in sofia. where are we seeing the pressure points? >> we are seeing that in biotech, alleged vehicles. the biden administration is really wrapping up efforts on that front. that started to play out in china's stock market. they are really taking a hit. i was just checking on my screen. they have approved for more etf's in china's stock market. china and the u.s. are both diverting investments and funds to make them more competitive. it is more a part of the narrative randy kaplan taking place right now. -- around decoupling taking place right now. that is an excellent question. i think investing in china for many has become -- you cannot go there anymore.

green areas. but some cities are developing strategies to cope. so the most dangerous extreme, whether phenomena shipped was basically affect our bodies and the echo systems around us. and they send us to the hospital or they killer. this is phillips 1st, she eat officer for a task is to find ways to protect citizens from the dangerous effects of extreme heat. as the climate warms and the frequency of heat waves dramatically increases, cities are pointing people like her to limit the dangerous. we talk to 3 of them to find out how we can best deal with this new normal. what's coming our way and what can we do to protect ourselves? i started thinking of what i have to do in 3 pillars. the 1st pillar it has to do with raising awareness. how do we communicate and gets people to take this seriously? many of us i'm aware of just how dangerous heat can be, because heat as a silent killer. we don't see the effects of extreme heat as visibly as the physical destruction brought a hurricane. black and other natural disasters that extreme heat now kills up t

the developer [inaudible] own system of green [inaudible] to development open space capturing. our discharge has a wet land part of the project that will receive some storm water as well. >> okay that is why you have the wet weather capacity surs us dry weather. wet weather factor is typical to your dry weather [inaudible] and this could include infiltration. coming from the collection system in the from the on site that much. >> how would you manage the amount of storm water they may redirect for you guys to process? storm water is newscast directed this is no collection system for storm water for the island. we carry the sewage from the household and other facilities. >> you said there was a wet weather like the developer would redirect some of the wet weather water to you. is that what you said >> no the wet weather treatment is 3.9 we will be able to take that as a preak during the wet weather it is in the a combined system you expect infiltration in the collection system that is a safety standard you design for peek wet weather. >> okay. so what are the developer going to

it deploys a collaborative communitywide approach in the development of green spaces and the restoration of thee environmentt and ensuring all stakeholders are invested in the project. i'm speaking to you today on behalf of the organization's work in the city of lawrence massachusetts located 30 miles north of boston.s lawrence is a planned industrial city founded in the early 1840s. the center of textile and paper production the construction of the merrimack river which diverted water to provide power to the milling sites. lawrence quickly became known as the immigrant a city. 90% of the city's 80,000 residents were either first or second generation americans and the city became the largest manufacture of woolen mills in textiles in the world. however by the end of world war ii in deindustrialization was in full force moving their capitol out of lawrence. the challenges associated with deindustrialization abandoned mills with petroleum chlorinated solvents pcbs and cadmium. it left vacant housing contaminated by lead and assesses their multiple incinerators formally located there have b

i happy to turn their back on conventional energy sources in order to go green, just to appease the more developed west the nations, despite contributing less than 4 percent of global emissions, africa is obliged, was already limited financial means, and scant level of support to spend around 2 to 3 percent of its g d, p. per annum, to adapt to these impacts, a disproportionate responsibility that cannot be described as anything other than climate injustice. while africa has a responsibility to address climate change, the west to is expected to support african countries in their quest to access energy and transition to clean a power. there's been a lot of discussions around abandoning coal as an energy source. but for many african countries, coal remains and erna of much needed foreign currency reserves, and a contributor to balance of payments expert, the warning of major social upheaval. should these countries abruptly abandon these energy sources? africa has contributed among the least climate an agency. yet it is already facing devastating impacts, but biodiversity loss, water shortages, reduc

and there's often too little shade and too few cooling green areas, but some cities are developing strategies to cope. so the most dangerous extreme, why the phenomena hit was basically affect our bodies and the echo systems around us. and they send us to the hospital or the killer. this is phillips, 1st teeth heat officer for a task is to find ways to protect citizens from the dangerous effects as extreme heat, as the climate warns and the frequency of heat waves dramatically increases. see, these are pointing people like her to limit the dangerous. we talked to 3 of them to find out how we can best deal with this new normal. what's coming our way, and what can we do to protect ourselves? i started thinking of what i have to do in 3 pillars. the 1st pillar it has to do with raising awareness. how do we communicate and get people to take the seriously? many of us i'm aware of just how dangerous heat can be, because heat as a silent killer. we don't see the effects of extreme heat as visibly as the physical destruction brought a hurricane. black and other natural disasters that extreme heat no