and tied to that is really, encouraging the green business program to find new ways to promote green business. ask one thought that came to me is it just came to me while i was linking to kevin. was linking to kevin. that we are focusing on natural gas in our climate work. it's also important to focus on natural gas for health and safety reasons, and that is a key element of the resolution that is before you tonight because we understand that natural gas in pipelines is very vulnerable. it's vulnerable to earthquakes. it's vulnerable to [indiscernible] the street. when you disturb natural gas, it's incredibly explosive and has a long history of spires and loss of life. so that's why over the past 12 months we've come before you with this issue on a number of occasions and in fact with your help the city and the mayor eliminated natural gas in new construction in the municipal sector and also incentivized all electric buildings in the private sector as well. and these were signals to the marketplace. these initiatives were ways of the city leading by example and also letting industry

the greens in one montana.i certainly can what we have jack to however is the harassment intimidation and shaming of people who sign this petition that has gone on in montana we have heard from greene's saying that people were called 15 times 25 times demanding that they recant their signature on a petition we're talking about private citizens the elderly people having notaries sent to their homes the implication being that these people out there who object to their signature on a petition know where they live know their address and so what we've seen is a kind of weaponization really throughout this entire campaign year because of the covert crisis of the petitioning process we really shouldn't have candidates or people out there going door to door at all during a pandemic it's one of the myriad ways this country has mishandled this crisis and so number one you have candidates and parties that should have been granted emergency relief from petitioning because it's an inherently unsafe to do during a public hea

the biggest myth is that people believe that a green home is one better there's lot of green plants you put in a lot of plans and it becomes cream which is not so in a green building it's actually green because it respects nature and it. kind of uses the replenishable sources resources and reduces restage reduces guns option and we recycle a lot of materials. one of the world's designs in new delhi is famous for being india's 1st 5 star rated green residential building called green one it's been certified by the research and policy organization the energy and resources institute. large windows provide lots of natural light while double glazing a relatively new feature in india insulates the building keeping it cool in india's hot sun is. the building also generates renewable energy and harvests rainwater. it's able to capture 75 percent of its was in needs and also saves lots of electricity. it costs more to build this way but these features pay off over time. i think it is still worth it if you spend 10 percent more or 15 percent more and after 5 years it pays for itself and then after

long and it becomes green which is not so in a green building it's actually green because it respects nature and it. kind of uses replenishable sources resources and reduces pre-stage reduces consumption and we recycle a lot of materials. one of the world's designs in new delhi is famous for being india's 1st 5 star rated green residential building called green one. it's been certified by the research and policy organization the energy and resources institute. large windows provide lots of natural light while double glazing a relatively new feature in india insulates the building keeping it cool in india's hot sun is. the building also generates when you pull energy and harvests rainwater. it's able to capture 75 percent of its was in needs and also saves lots of electricity. it costs more to build this way but these features pay off over time. i think it is still worth it if you spend 10 percent more or 15 percent more and after 5 years it pays for itself and then after that advance virtually free of cost and you are giving back to the future generations you're giving back to the env

building called green one. it's been certified by the research and policy organization the energy and resources institute. large windows provide lots of natural light while double glazing a relatively new feature in india insulates the building keeping it cool in india's hot sun is. the building also generates renewable energy and harvests rainwater. it's able to capture 75 percent of its water needs and also saves lots of electricity. it costs more to build this way but these features pay off over time. i think it is still worth it if you spend 10 percent more or 15 percent more and after 5 years it pays for itself and then after that it runs virtually free of cost and you are giving back to the future generations you're giving back to the environment we're now coming into the concept of you know 0 carbon made 0 buildings which are going to you know give back more than they consume i think that's the need of the are right now. at the moment india has around $1400000.00 modern homes built with the green concept

the biggest myth that people believe that a green home is one that a lot of green plants you put in a lot of plans long and it becomes believed which is not so in the green building it's actually green because it respects nature and it's. kind of uses the replenishable sources resources and reduces restated reduces consumption and we recycle a lot of materials. one of the world's designs in new delhi is famous for being india's 1st 5 star rated green residential building called green one it's been certified by the research and policy organization the energy and resources institute. large windows provide lots of natural light while double glazing a relatively new feature in india insulates the building keeping it cool in india's hot sun is. the building also generates when you go energy and harvests rainwater. it's able to capture 75 percent of its most in needs and also saves lots of electricity. it costs more to build this way but these features pay off over time. i think it is still worth it if you spend 10 percent more or 15 percent more and after 5 years it pays for itself and the

import green hydrogen and. that's what the federal government's response to the sluggish expansion of wind power is. it means the bio gas solar and wind power plants that meet the majority of germany's energy requirements in the future will be located outside the country. they'll be located in countries that currently produce oil for example such as on the arabian peninsula. here solar and wind power plants are expected to provide a lot of green electricity which will then flow into so-called electrolysis plants that extract energy rich hydrogen gas from the water. this green hydrogen would then have to be transported to germany by ship in large quantities. this is the thing for the better doesn't it make more sense to take the added value from the energy system transformation within this country to continue to import large quantities of energy to import. once again germany is a relatively small and densely populated country and therefore as in the past we will have to import large blocks of energy required to

green green green green green green teacher have convinced that even dancing in a distanced form like this is worth it for the moment. he can they feel like their friends they share a joke together. they look at each other only i am sam when something goes wrong i laugh about it it's all part of the funds and they can get close enough and in any case this is not a long term solution we all know that most get through it with a fortune out of. the next class is for to 7. feet but there's no flashing of the rules. these couples have known each other for years. they conduct freely but they still must stick to the distance marcus. wanted to once had me and so we were really missing dancing we've been dancing together for 10 years. not being able to do this been awful so we've been practicing a whole way of how. deep this is and all this training is building up to the big christmas ball assuming it's allowed to go ahead. for now the down schools are happy to see action on the floor again after nearly 3 months of lockdown we have guns guns for luckily our clients have been very supportive an

the greens have been dropped off the ballots in the u.s. state of montana this comes off the democrats claim the petition to get the green party on the bonnet was financed by republicans to split the left wing vote the state courts to the greens off the bonnet based on a lawsuit by the montana democratic party green party members claim the left short of the signatures needed to register supporters were pressured by the democrats of the green party says the petition should still. this was a valid petition that was filed people were asked if they wanted to sign a petition to have green party candidates on the ballot in the general election in november now we are not naive about republican motives for wanting to circulate a petition for a 3rd party or an independent candidate however. the logic of those republican operatives is that a candidate can take votes away from another candidate and the greens reject that argument it's impossible to take away a vote from a candidate until that vote has been cast until the vote has been cast the vote be

supporters were pressured by democrats the green party is adamant the petition should still stand. this was a valid petition that was filed people were asked if they wanted to sign a petition to have green party candidates on the ballot in the general election in november now we are not naive about republican motives for wanting to circulate a petition for a 3rd party or an independent candidate however. the logic of those republican operatives is that a candidate can take votes away from another candidate and the greens reject that argument it's impossible to take away a vote from a candidate until that vote has been cast until the vote has been cast the vote belongs to the voter and so if these voters signed a valid petition of their own free will but they want to see green party candidates on the ballot in november that petition should stand and if we want to get dark money or misleading financing out of politics great let's have fully public financed campaigns the way the greens have been fighting for for decades and the democrats and republicans as a cartel have fought against

presidential election as the green see red but end up feeling blue the getting caught between the big 2 parties and a bush about this is going to be our next story when we come back. seems wrong. but i. just don't. get to see. this day become active. engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. that's right we talk about problems all year and then summer we come up with solutions that say we're just being joined by banker churn entrepreneur simon. banks the future long term friend. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us a little bit politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. follow again the greens has been dropped off the ballots in the us state of montana it comes off the democrats claim that the petition to get the green party on the ballot was financed by the republicans to split the left wing vote in the state courts took the greens off the ballot based on north sued by the montana democratic party green party members claimed they would have short the signatures nee

the areas in dark green is where we have existing programs and the areas in white green on the map are where we plan to expand and have green business programs. collectively, we are the green business network and we recognize over 4,000 businesses across the state and our focus is on mostly, small to medium-sized businesses. next slide. our small business community is really struggling. we did see an influx of businesses sign up for the program. largely, this is because businesses weren't able to operate and they have heard about the green business program but after we have had initial cmpgzs with many of those businesses, it's been difficult for them to follow up because they are facing a number of issues. many of our businesses had to cease operation completely, like a lot of our hotels. many of our businesses have had to lay off esms a lot of them are really struggling to pay bills, and the businesses like, a lot of office firms, they are working remotely so they are really struggling to operate with the same efficiency they were running before shelter in place. so as a response, ou

without additional green cards, s. 386 will not reduce the green card backlog. don't take it from me. listen to the nonpartisan congressional research service. here's what they say about senator lee's legislation, and i quote, s. 386 would not reduce future backlogs compared to current law. end of quote. this is not a partisan group. it is the nonpartisan congressional research service. s. 386 would not reduce future backlogs. despite my concern about senate lee's bill, i said i was willing to sit down in good faith to see if there was something we could agree on. last december we reached an agreement, a good one. republicans object to increasing the number of green cards, and as a result, even our amendment, the amendment we agreed to, wouldn't reduce the green card backlog, but it was a good bill that we proposed. let me highlight two parts of the agreement. immigrant workers and their immediate family members would be allowed to early file for their green cards. this was a proposal from senator lee that i thought was good and willing to support. that doesn't

and tied to that is really, encouraging the green business program to find new ways to promote green business. ask one thought that came to me is it just came to me while i was linking to kevin. was linking to kevin. that we are focusing on natural gas in our climate work. it's also important to focus on natural gas for health and safety reasons, and that is a key element of the resolution that is before you tonight because we understand that natural gas in pipelines is very vulnerable. it's vulnerable to earthquakes. it's vulnerable to [indiscernible] the street. when you disturb natural gas, it's incredibly explosive and has a long history of spires and loss of life. so that's why over the past 12 months we've come before you with this issue on a number of occasions and in fact with your help the city and the mayor eliminated natural gas in new construction in the municipal sector and also incentivized all electric buildings in the private sector as well. and these were signals to the marketplace. these initiatives were ways of the city leading by example and also letting industry

the productive 100 percent green product. manufacturing is completely green that is nor sense of. substance that is used in the environment. close to 9000000 people in india depend on bamboo for some part of their livelihood. like these women who used to build their oyster farm. if mahmood that is growing domestically is sold and used within the country then its carbon footprint could be kept considerably. in 2018 the government provided $2000000.00 to the bamboo industry to help it grow . the farm a store in mumbai is sells organic and fairly sourced product as awareness of the issues grow so does demand definitely there is an increased. use of green up products yes the problem is a little bit about the price but i think people need to understand that it is better and better for. the health of the plant. sales i'd be cool have risen by 20 percent in decent months. its founders hope that more initiatives like this will find support and acceptance. that it always has to be a co-operative or environment special you know country like india where we feel that companies as well as indi

green pastures due to unemployment in my country so that take him to rebel on 2 to support my family when they came here concerts he asked me my needs. met i see him again as the stones he asked me to had beautiful christiano and fought hard for that let me go alone in the $400.00 that is $1100.00 i thought he was able to have money and make a must. have in it being the family i was working for they took me back to the office in their fees they keep on changing me their houses and i was not getting myself ready for like 6 months. of the massive chemical blast to rip through the capital earlier this month leaving economic devastation and growing reports of people unable to feed themselves human rights activists told us that the west african women are essentially part of a modern day slavery system. i've been under streets for a week now hoping the kenyan women in baghdad who are facing their consulates. they've been here actually for 2 weeks but we didn't know about it earlier their problem they are facing in lebanon is due to the follow system which is modern day slavery they are wor

people want to come here california is a leader in terms of climate change in terms of building a green economy in terms of immigration do you think that the state helping to set the issue or gender for the 2020 little. california city gent what you said is true california's doing all these things as other states but i will say when it comes to the green economy and climate change california is the front and given a tremendous economic dynamism california does refute trumping claim that reducing carbon emissions hurts the economy and continuing investigation of the clash between president trump and california begins with climate change and its implications for the 2020 presidential election if you would support fire earlier this year before the pandemic hit we went to northern los angeles last october the saddle ridge wildfire burned close to $9000.00 acres here 100000 people had to be evacuated and more than $100.00 buildings were damaged or destroyed so the fire came right up here from the valley yes it's going about 70 miles an hour with the wind so assert the fastest fire i've ever

about green spaces we talk about grass oh plant trees on the facade inside a. buildings as part of the permanent architecture after months of being looked indoors people people's relationship with the environment has become a lot stronger and a lot of ways it's become a lot more important for different people as far as green spaces go outside of buildings there are plenty of changes there too because we're spending more time outside because of corona and pee right eating more outside in the socialising a lot more outside greens and so good for mental health 0 of the green totally yet suppose it was a hit with depression it helps with bio diversity and yet still for the environment it's just really think critically we're talking about architecture responding to climate change what about social movements were saying a black wives matter me to is their response to those in architecture now yeah i'm from what i've looked at there is that there are going to be sort of different shifts that are going to happen in the current narratives that we're going to see in arch

jared: so, this is green coffee. we start with the green, raw coffee.h batch is weighed precisely for consistency, and then you throw it into the hopper of the roaster. it roasts for about 13 minutes. lemonis: so, do you do all the roasting for the entire company here, or is it just for this shop? jared: everything for the entire company is on this roaster. lemonis: so, if you grew your wholesale accounts, how would you fulfill that demand? ronnie: we're almost maxing this thing out. so, we're like -- we're like right at the breaking point. lemonis: oftentimes, i go into businesses, and they have capacity, but they don't have the product. that is not their problem here. they have a great product, and i want to figure out how to deliver more of it. ♪ how much of the company do you own? steve: 51%. lemonis: who owns the other 49%? steve: i had two investors come in. i needed to buy more coffee. i was selling out of it, and i didn't have any more money. each one of those green containers back there costs me 90 to 150 grand, and i had to paid for that up fr

right eating more outside in this socializing a lot more outside greens and so good for mental health 0 of the green totally yet it's supposed to also help with depression it helps with bio diversity and yeah it's good for the environment it's just really think critically we're talking about architecture responding to climate change what about social movements we're seeing a black wives matter me to is their response to those in architecture now yeah from what i've looked at there is that there are going to be sort of different shifts that are going to happen in the current narratives that we're going to see in architecture so we're going to see will female perspectives will create perspectives more black perspectives in architecture and i'm excited to see how this actually translated translates and what actually comes out of it right we're going to be moving away from the white man's building and seeing what else there could be out there her yeah you know as a horrid thanks so much for coming in syria thank you. so how to make use of what's already there well artist creates her art o

law and that becomes green which is not so in a green building it's actually green because it respects nature and it's. kind of uses replenishable sources resources and reduces various stages of uses consumption and we recycle a lot of materials. one of the world's designs in new delhi is famous for being india's 1st 5 star rated green residential building called green one it's been certified by the research and policy organization the energy and resources institute. large windows provide lots of natural light while double glazing a relatively new feature in india insulates the building keeping it cool in india's hot summers. the building also generates renewable energy and harvests rainwater. it's able to capture 75 percent of its water needs and also saves lots of electricity. it costs more to build this way but these features pay off over time. i think it is still worth it if you spend 10 percent more or 15 percent more and after 5 years it base for itself and then after that it runs virtually free of cost and you are giving back to the future generations you're giving back to the e

general jones works for green care a nonprofit organization committed to expanding the green sector together with other lobby groups they are made sure that and i just had taps gained an important role in government plans to transition south africa to its renewables. space. and they said this this road map to 20 cities in the road. it states it will be $20.00 gigawatts of renewable energy being procured and that comprises technologies within the religious space but for the 1st time what is very interesting is that. they have. designated gigawatts of small scale generation in. to the inside of the police document i r.p. integrated resource plan aims to have small scale solar power solutions account for some 10 percent of south africa's total energy mix then they are in effect as who are looking to the question for have some on one big company developed an underwater pump powered by the ocean's waves it turns salt water into drinking water while at the same time producing a constant source of energy that could power up to 10 european austell it's all year round is always energy. if we said we'

at the moment india has around 1400000 modern homes built with the green concept which amounts to less than 5 percent of all residential properties the indian green building council hopes to take this number to 10 percent in the next 2 years and some states have begun providing more incentives to green certified construction. however these figures do not include the countless houses built by hand in rural india traditional dwellings that are often green in their own right. with inspired by all instructors that history has to be studied because historically what people had built naturally it is known that they are the best structures and that what we do is we can temporize it. but while renovated his own house in 2000 he was inspired by the traditional methods of environmentally friendly construction. i used all the broken barriers that came out from the toilets so all that were broken and used in the form of a pattern and since a lot of them were laid to reflect a lot of heaters very. more people can now afford the initial investment and more indians are growing aware of the impact of

they are actually saying it, green new deal, green distribution of wealth, how did obamacare work out? they are mostly trying to hide it like aoc gets a minute, we are going to carry the whole minute but you see what they're doing. >> yes. and i didn't watch the whole convention last night but i watched the news reports, sean. here's what i learned from last night. vice president biden may be the nominee of the party but bernie sanders is the head of the party, that's clear. and really, what senator sanders has done is pretty breathtaking, he and congresswoman vasile havd this party up and moved it to the left, i hardly recognize it. there message to america is now "finish school, get a job, work hard so we can take the money you earn and give it to somebody who didn't." redistribution and race underpins all of their policies and i don't recognize this democratic party. >> sean: we are going to take some of bill clinton's speech tonight because i want to make a point, i will go into more detail, i have a "hannity" mini-monologue and i hope you won't miss it. we will have here bill cli

she did endorse a green new deal. e green new deal and medicae for all are not being talked about so far at the democratic convention. as a south asian american yourself, can you talk about the significance of kamala harris? yeah, no, it is fascinating. her mother is from the same town that my dad grew up in an india. so it is incredible to see someone like that on the national stage. when it comes to the c climate crisis, kamala harris has been fairly responsive to activist and movement pressure to make climate top priority. she took t the no fofossil fuely pledged and sworn off as destinations as part of her campaign. she did run on the grereen new dealal as part of her platform. i think you mentioned almosost y other candidate durining the presidential debates. working with alexandria ocasio-cortez to ensure that investments made around green new deal prioritize front line communities. i think we have seen a lot of responsiveness from heher. i think we also wary and aware of senator harris' very comes aa gated hist

make sure we are investing in green technology come on green energy, green transport, insulating homesrewiring can transitionat our economy to where we need to be longer-term. annmarie: thank you so much for joining us. how do you pay for all the transitions while the economies are brutalized by covid-19. , leader of the liberal democrats, thank you for joining us. primethe end of an era, assertions oh abe ends his run as the longest-serving premier. what it means for investors, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ annmarie: you are watching "bloomberg surveillance." i'm annmarie hordern in london. more on our top story, prime minister shinzo abe is stepping down, he confirmed the resignation in a news conference in tokyo. he will stay in office until a successor is chosen. analysis, jesper koll, ceo, japan, wisdomtree investments. you are in tokyo, thank you for joining us. let's talk about the legacy abe will leave behind. did economic -- did abenomics work? jesper: i think abenomics absolutely worked. he was in power for eight years, unprecedented, lots of stability, the business committee lo