greenpeace used satellite to detect 51 fires it believes broke the new rules.the greenpeace locations, the bbc found evidence of burning on deep peat. so we are more than 40 centimetres. there's peat all the way. this one's 67 centimetres deep. the bbc approached the landowner for comment, but received no replay. many peatlands are a patchwork of different burn sites. the government didn't want to be interviewed for this report, but it confirmed it has received evidence that claims to show illegal fires. it told the bbc any cases where a breach of consent or regulation is suspected will be investigated. the moorland association which represents the owners of moorland estates told the bbc it welcomed the government investigation. it said members would co—operate fully. the rspb and greenpeace claim their evidence shows the current ban isn't working and today they demanded all burning on peat soils be banned. justin rowlatt, bbc news, the yorkshire moors. thousands of nottingham forest fans descended on the city's old market square today to celebrate their clubs

greenpeace used satellites to detect fires in protected areas.to be on the moors. i canjust come into the office and i can see within a matter of minutes where there have been fires. the campaigning organisation says it has found 51 fires it believes break the new rules. on the bows estate in the yorkshire dales national park, one of the locations identified by greenpeace, the bbc found evidence of burning on deep peat. it's already more than 40 centimetres. it is peat all the way. and this runs 67 centimetres deep. the bbc approached the landowner for comment but received no reply. the government didn't want to be interviewed for this report, but it confirmed it has received evidence that claims to show illegal fires. it told the bbc any cases where a breach of consent or regulation is suspected will be investigated. the moorland association, which represents the owners of moorland estate, told the bbc it welcomed the government inquiry. it says members would cooperate fully and help with any queries. the rspb and greenpeace claim their evidence

with the backing of greenpeace, he's actually asking the court to force volkswagen to cut it's carbon emissions. take a look for 7 months a year, if i have cameras, kettle get to enjoy the green pastures of his organic farm. that the future is full of uncertainty for him. the barnes in junk, we farmers depend on an intake climate and we need this relative balance of nature which keeps the land fertile back out. and if we lose that venue, then we lose the most important thing we have from the hub. he says, climate change has led to droughts in excess rainfall causing damage to his farm and neighboring forest. and he sees folks wagging as partly, to blame for that for very satisfied. the w is the world's 2nd largest, so to mobil maker. and through all of its product is responsible for c o, 2 emissions, roughly on a par with those trader or not. and that is why it is quite clear. major industries also have a responsibility in kenner cherokee congressman. he thinks policy makers are not regulating the industry enough through the law suit out of calmer wants to make the w take more de size

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greenpeace is right, the pledges in themselves are not really enough, and we are seeing this in climateaction in every field. this is true in the german targets with the countries and companies, specific energy targets and so one in which is the targets are the easy part. to say we will achieve something by 2030 or in many other areas 2050 is an easy thing for a politician or a company to do. the hard thing is to enact the policies or behavioral changes which make those targets realizable, and that is where we need to see much more action, so i am happy that there are targets, but what we need to see is on the ground efforts to make the targets achieved, and in particular in the force revealed, it is not just about the land-use policies, it is about the enforcement of them. the difference between energy and force tree is there are a small number of energy users, but big companies that produce most of the energy in the world and you can regulate and tax them and give them incentives, and they are part of an organized system of policy in most countries. deforestation occurs through thousa

greenpeace has been using a more high—tech approach.ed evidence that claims to show illegal fires. it told the bbc any cases where a breach of consent or regulation is suspected will be investigated. the moorland association, which represents the owners of moorland estates, told the bbc it welcomed the government inquiry. the government investigation. it said its members would cooperate fully and help with any queries. in the meantime, a spokesperson said they would continue to follow best practice guidelines. the moorland association has always argued that careful burning can bring environmental benefits. it says moorland vegetation recovers within three years the government told the bbc it would not be able to comment further until any investigation into claims of illegal fires has been completed. justin rowlatt, bbc news, the yorkshire moors. the queen is currently in balmoral for a short break ahead of the platinum jubilee celebrations. our scotland correspondent lorna gordan has been chatting with locals who live in the village nea

in the meantime, i'm but what groups like greenpeace here in davos want to see is the a, you intervening. they want to see an investigation into why those prices are going up all of a sudden. they also want to see a guidance from the you given to member states to bring in or slap these companies with a wind full tax. that would make a huge difference if that money was then funneled into ukraine to help. whether or not it comes to humanitarian efforts or rebuilding the country, which is kind of going to cost a huge amount of money. and been briefly, what would be obstacles sir, to these sir, when full taxes will, of course the companies themselves and whether or not a member states do actually make some sort of move and tax these companies. i think it's a no brainer, but we'll see what happens. it's highly political, of course, the w's men fizzle in davos bank. thank you. so some have profited off of the world's current problems, but for many live has become more difficult international charity. ok, sam saying the gap between the rich and the poor keeps widening. here is the executive dir

the farmer is one of several plaintiffs being supported by greenpeace, and a well known environmental lawyer. folks lagging, rejects, the claim. i told you w, it is the task of the democratically elected legislature to shape climate protection with its far reaching effects. disputes and civil courts through lawsuits against individual companies singled out for this purpose on the other hand and not the place or the means to do justice to this responsible task. globally, an increasing number of similar cases are being launched like in the netherlands, where comparable case was filed against shell and had success with a judge ordering the oil giant to drastically cut its carbon emissions. this motivates out of commer. he led the course of the last great hope for me is the legal way to him after ignoring my warnings of the intergovernmental panel on climate change, or you're ignoring the warnings of the young generations. it took to the streets and there hundreds of thousands, 3 years ago, and the warnings of tens of thousands of scientists advice. i don't know what else you can ignore,

she is currently a greenpeace voting member and a and a global fund for aids women adviser for latin america. i first met layla in the halls of the rainforest action network in two thousand and eight when we were both campaigners and i looks to her i immediately found camaraderie as another racialized women working within the environmental movement. i looks to her for guidance and courage to continue to move forward in places that often didn't accept us in those rooms and up those board tables and with our own thoughts. later left the rainforest action network in two thousand and nine where she moved on to the amazon watch just one floor away from ran and i continue to stay in touch with her. where i continue to look and see how she pushed the boundaries in the organization she moved through but she pushed it advocated for the rights of communities. of the redistribution of power and privilege. as the executive director of rain forests are of amazon watch she's continue to show tremendous leadership and demonstrating what it means to show up for community and grabbing her work in wha

and greenpeace have implicated a company based here in illegal waste shipments over the phone. the metal recycling company may law says it doesn't want to comment. it failed to respond to an official press inquiry. we sent 10 days earlier. then suddenly the manager appears as you don't know, what we hear about illegal shipments from may low found in romania illegal. no, no, you're being prosecuted. therefore though i've met nonsense, it's been cleared up. it's a mistake. would you like to say that on camera? i'm about, i'm not the right person to talk to that you are. that's why we called you the ones really fellow nama and no cameras. a few minutes later, the manager acknowledges he's aware of romanian investigation, but insists his company's waste shipments were legal that it'll mean mm hm. i know the romanians are investigating, but they didn't analyze the shipment. they glanced at it and thought, oh, there's some cables and a circuit board in there, which doesn't matter, can you visit? but d, w has seen the reports compiled by romanian prosecutors and analysis by a german l

we discovered that greenpeace also has been aware of mella for some time. over the mellow says it doesn't want to comment. 10 days, aaliyah would send an official press inquiry with no response. then suddenly, the manager appears. as you thought, we are here about siblings from mello. he found in romania on the to re legal lego . no. yes. you being prosecuted there? oh boy. nonsense. it's been cleared up. it's a mistake. wonderful. now would you like to say that on camera? i'm about, i'm not the right person to talk to home when you go far visit and have you have young. that is why we called you a fellow number of newcomers. a few minutes later, the manager acknowledges the investigation, but it says his waist shipments were legal. i know the romanians are doing something, but they didn't analyze it. people mean they glanced at it and thought, oh, there's some cable and a circuit board in there to completely read. but d, w has seen the report on the waste, which their remaining prosecutors had analyzed in a german lab. it shows the waist also contained unde

that's yep. sanyo, head of greenpeace. se asia offsetting, all house are very long, and we'll document these 3 of problems with the validity of alpha. harmon offsetting projects, i studied by a common offset broke. i recently looked at 100 voluntary offsets, mostly the popular afforestation and conservation project, and found that over 90 percent don't deliver on their promises. so back to the peak land question is whether the project or funding might have just happened anyway. and if that's the case, then your payments isn't really making a difference. this is derrick broke off. he has worked on energy and climate policy for more than 18 years. it's not really causing the missionaries to go down on to this is the real achilles heel of the carbon asset market. the russ viola here, what would have happened here without the offset money comp. in that soon, yes, river shot, it probably would have continued to be used as farm land or grazing land fighting a good look. we had this project is what is called additional. the money invested had an additional effect of reducing emissions that wo

greenpeace, uh, such important organizations are slowing down for some reason, uh, ships with russian this is, uh, fighting for the environment. this is a fight with something else. and i think it will definitely come back. yes, we are also dealing with these issues. we recently issued three licenses for no production, namely we look at the disposal of co2 in terms of reducing emissions. here are our projects yamal spd is the next best project in the world in terms of a emissions per ton, st. petersburg is one in the world, but we will improve these indicators in the future. thank you. so let's, then one more question from the audience. here is youth. my name is egoruhin. i am a volunteer activist. i would like to know if the european union is now trying to replace russian gas. what countries do you think can replace us in this and become the main supplier of gas to the european union thank you no, such countries that can replace this with the consumption of the european union, in my opinion, with a little more than 500 billion cubic meters of gas, of which more than half is imported.

fire fighters of battling the blazes and the region has been placed under a state of emergency. greenpeace rushes is saying. the wildfire area across russia is already double the size compared to this time last year. siberia has been devastated by large scale fires over recent years. with scientists. st regents blazes, release records, amounts of greenhouse gases. russia has a 5th of the world's forests. now, hong kong next leader is going to be confirmed on sunday. john lee is assured victory as he is the only candidate and will be elected by a committee loyal to china's communist party. adrian brown reports on the man hoping to revive the fortunes of asia's financial hub. john lee's career has been rooted in discipline, a korea policeman who went on to become hong kong security chief during the turbulent spring and summer of 2019, he directed the response to and he government protests. now he's about to replace kerry lamb as hong kong next leader at a time when the territory remains deeply divided and exhausted by cobit 19. it's been a short and strange contest without even token competi

least 5 people, 305 fighters battling the places on the regions and placed understatement urgency greenpeace. russia is saying wildfire area across russia is already double of what it was. this time in 2021. 5 periods been devastated by large scale fires of a recent years signed to say the regions plays is released record amounts of greenhouse gases. russia has a 5th of the wild forest now to the us, where plays from minority backgrounds are trying to make ground in sportive ice hockey someplace say they've been victims of racist abuse and even violence. they say i saw kids fell to evolve like other competitive sports. i did cast her reports from washington. it's not easy. being a black hockey player, just asked 15 year old daria's nichols who's been training on the ice since he was 5. it's very hard having to deal with i had versity, it's really hard to deal with. most of the other players are white and nickel says, while his own teammates in maryland are supportive, he often gets called racial slurs by players from other teams. i've had kids called me and word i've had kids just come at me

greenpeace blocked the greek andromeda tanks with russian oil, the demonstrators thus called to stop the importer from our country, as a result, eight demonstrators were detained, and the tanker continued to move towards the city’s oil terminals. ken avtovaz will continue to produce the entire line of lada cars at factories in togliatti izhevsk after the transfer arena avtovaz in the structure of the ministry of industry and trade. what fate awaits the moscow plant of the french brand, and what does all this deal mean for the russian automotive market? the russian assets of renault are transferred to state ownership, as reported in the ministry of industry and trade, an agreement has already been signed , according to which 100% of the shares of renault russia are transferred to the moscow government, almost 68% of the shares of avtovaz to the structure of the ministry of industry and trade, scientific and investigative institute by us, the remaining shares concern will retain rostec, while within 5-6 years. renault has the option to buy back its stake in avtovaz renault has reached

that's yep. sanyo, head of greenpeace. se, asia offsetting, all house are very long and we'll document these 3 of problems with the validity of alpha harmon or something. projects i studied by a common offset broke. i recently looked at 100 voluntary offsets, mostly the popular afforestation and conservation project. and found that over 90 percent don't deliver on their promises. so back to the peat land question is whether the project or funding might have just happened anyway. and if that's the case, then your payments isn't really making a difference. this is derrick broke off. he has worked on energy and climate policy for more than 18 years. it's not really causing the missionaries to go down on to this is the real achilles heel of the carbon asset market. the russ vieira here. what would have happened here without the offset money and confidential? yes, river shot, it probably would have continued to be used as farm land or grazing land flight of fatigue unless we had this project is what is called additional. the money invested had an additional effect of reducing emissions that

i am a representative of which green party, by the way, greenpeace ah, respectively, all the main organizations. there are presented they require, respectively, well, the point of the bill is to simplify the process of creation here, and here is the question spare parts in the next one, as if you are for green energy, respectively, or in this case for the conflict component of the economy, green. there are many who are green, it’s just in a different way. respectively. i remind you that our well-known sdpg, in principle, is also a left-wing centrist, so, by the way, left-centrists are considered, that's all, what's the point in that and now it's just a question between europe and their own goals directly. in addition, first build floating, and lng terminal, if you are going to forty, fifth to fiftieth year, in general, cut out all the gas, well, by the sixtieth , this is the mentality of this process and the third important point, and tell me, please, where are you going to take the gas from. that’s purely for the terminals, and europe, the united states, respectively, have already fully achiev

uk greenpeace activist blocked greek andromeda tanks with russian oil the demonstrators thus urged themo stop the parcel from our country, and as a result, eight demonstrators were detained, and the tanker continued to move towards the oil terminal in graf kent in brussels, a meeting of the eu council with the participation of foreign ministers is on the agenda of the sixth package of sanctions against russia to the documents were approved, it must be approved by all 27 countries, however , the proposed ones are ready to be introduced with restrictions. my colleague does not know all the details. maria slobodyanskaya. she joins live maria greetings, what is the disagreement about? hello controversy continues regarding the oil embargo foreign ministers agreed to continue negotiations. embards on russian oil are a key point of the sixth package of sanctions and the most difficult issue for the eu countries to agree on a document for a single week against plans to ban oil imports from russia, hungary speaks out, the country's foreign minister said that the paragraph on the introduction of

according to a greenpeace report, 855 billion of these single-use packets were sold worldwide.to 10% are actually recycled. so how do we fix this? there is a company called terra cycle which is working on a solution. >> we can turn all of this in the press plastic granules and they make it into different products. everything in between here. >>> to see the full story, go to alex.com. or watch lx anytime on tv. over the air or xfinity channel 185. >>> how about the oakland zoo? going the extra mile for grizzly bears. coming up with a snow day in may. the rescues came from alaska. if not seen snow since they were cub's. they ordered 15 tons of snow and dumped it into their habitats. you can see they had a great time. party on. even enough snow to give to the wolf and bison enclosures. we will be back in just a moment. oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy

more than 18 million hectares of land were destroyed according to greenpeace russia.nusually high temperatures linked to climate change. lynda kincaid, cnn. >>> the eurovision song contest, yes, it can be a little weird sometimes. but on saturday, the international spectacle gave much-needed love to ukraine. the country's singing group was the sentimental favorite, and yeah, it came up big. barbie nadeau was following all of it. in terms of the enthusiasm, obviously, post pandemic or let's say two year out from the pandemic, they were back to some of the viewing parties in some areas of europe, and what they got was ukraine, and, you know, quite a tearjerker of a song, and a performance. >> reporter: that's right, you know, 2020, there was no eurovision song contest. last year it came back under heavy covid restrictions. but, you know, people who were out were out for the party. very much back to normal here. the euro vision song contest is always sort of a strong combination of kich and culture. the critics say they did a good job. the sort of combination of ukrainia

people. 305 fight as a battling blazes in the region has been placed under a state of emergency greenpeace. russia is saying wildfire area across the country's already doubled compared to what it was this time in 2021. siberia has been devastated by large scale fires over recent years with scientists saying the regions places, but he's record them out of greenhouse gases. russia has the effect of the wild forest now to hong kong and the territories. next leader is going to be confirmed on sunday. john lee is assured victory as he is the sole candidate and will be elected by a committee loyal to china's communist party. adrian brown reports now the man hoping to revive the fortunes of asia's financial hub. john lee's career has been rooted in discipline or career policeman who went on to become hong kong security chief. during the turbulent spring and summer of 2019, he directed the response to anti government protests. now he's about to replace kerry lab as hong kong next leader. at a time when the territory remains deeply divided and exhausted by coven 19, it's been a short and strange co

is publicly debated leading environmentalist organizations such as greenpeace the sierra club and 350.org over the morality of fossil fuel use and finally our moderator for this morning's debate is dan nigamir. he's the editorial page editor of the denver gazette. dan is a longtime journalist and more than 25-year veteran of the colorado political scene. he has been an award-winning newspaper reporter and editorial page editor a senior legislative staffer at the state capitol and a political consultant. let's welcome professor destler and alex epstein and danier. you just make me baby here just because it sounds good. can everyone hear me? well? yes, good. let's get right down to business so that you've had the introductions from jennifer. oh. not everyone can see me, but you can hear my voice. we're going to ask each of these gentlemen to offer us an opening statement on his view of the proposition, which you've heard stated for you and let me just repeat it just for the record that is should america rapidly eliminate fossil fuel use to prevent climate catastrophe. what we're going t

they've put the count together alongside greenpeace. welcome, thank you forjoining us., and ijust wanted to get a more in—depth insight into my plastic footprint. so yes, i did this time the experiment, i counted every single bit of plastic waste that i created for a whole year. the experience changed my life. ifelt that for a whole year. the experience changed my life. i felt that if it did that for me, it improved my understanding and reduced water used, and encouraged me to get active, then what could it do on a national scale and that's where we at the moment. 0ver national scale and that's where we at the moment. over 170,000 national scale and that's where we at the moment. 0ver170,000 people have signed up to take part. and at the moment. over170,000 people have signed up to take part.— have signed up to take part. and so the intention _ have signed up to take part. and so the intention being, _ have signed up to take part. and so the intention being, from _ have signed up to take part. and so the intention being, from what - have signed up to take part. and so t

, the more direct actions in a more _ greenpeace, the more direct actions in a more public sphere, inof america now, when you come back here how much of a difference do you see in attitudes towards looking after the environment?— in attitudes towards looking after the environment? when i speak to individuals. _ the environment? when i speak to individuals, that _ the environment? when i speak to individuals, that tone _ the environment? when i speak to individuals, that tone of _ the environment? when i speak to | individuals, that tone of everyone's it concerns — individuals, that tone of everyone's it concerns is very similar. people are deeply— it concerns is very similar. people are deeply concerned and worried and they want— are deeply concerned and worried and they want to do something about it and it— they want to do something about it and it also— they want to do something about it and it also come up against the same hurdles— and it also come up against the same hurdles of— and it also come up against the same hurdles of access or the government not doing _ hurdles of access

i is a collaboration between everyday plastic— is a collaboration between everyday plastic and greenpeaceall doing our bit to recycle but plastic— all doing our bit to recycle but plastic waste is everywhere so something doesn't add up and we need to get— something doesn't add up and we need to get into _ something doesn't add up and we need to get into the bottom of it. we are asking _ to get into the bottom of it. we are asking people across the country to count _ asking people across the country to count the _ asking people across the country to count the plastic they throw away for one _ count the plastic they throw away for one week. submit their results into our— for one week. submit their results into our special website and that will then— into our special website and that will then generate the data that we really _ will then generate the data that we really need to push for change. let's _ really need to push for change. let's have _ really need to push for change. let's have a look here. rachel, alex, 94 having us in your house. johnny, do the honours with the plastic. ok! grea