that's why the greens are there, to hold labour to| greens are there, to hold labour to account, _ greensour to account, to push them _ greens are there, to hold labour to account, to push them to— greens are there, to hold labour to account, to push them to be - greens are there, to hold labour toi account, to push them to be bolder. and what— account, to push them to be bolder. and what are — account, to push them to be bolder. and what are you _ account, to push them to be bolder. and what are you going _ account, to push them to be bolder. and what are you going to _ account, to push them to be bolder. and what are you going to do - account, to push them to be bolder. and what are you going to do after? | and what are you going to do after? lie down in a dark room! no. i am going _ lie down in a dark room! no. i am going to _ lie down in a dark room! no. i am going to work _ lie down in a dark room! no. i am going to work on _ lie down in a dark room! no. i am going to work on climate - lie down in a dark room! no. i am going to work on climate and - lie down in a dark room! no. i am

it is about what green mps will put for. - what green mps will put for.'m hearing you, but i'm routes to a asylum. i'm hearing you, but i'm also — routes to a asylum. i'm hearing you, but i'm also hearing _ routes to a asylum. i'm hearing you, but i'm also hearing you _ routes to a asylum. i'm hearing you, but i'm also hearing you don't - routes to a asylum. i'm hearing you, but i'm also hearing you don't agree | but i'm also hearing you don't agree with their own party's policy. there's another thing you should push forward. you make have power to deliver these policies. your manifesto said is to create a legally regulated market for drugs does not mean legalising all drugs and regulating them? people going to music festivals this summer are getting this message, vote green and you'll be able to take cocaine, ketamine, cannabis.— you'll be able to take cocaine, ketamine, cannabis. let's look at the... ketamine, cannabis. let's look at the--- must _ ketamine, cannabis. let's look at the... must answer _ ketamine, cannabis. let's look at the... must answer

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some green policies. according to the organization, europe. alexa, you were at the screen, potties the full cost when just $54.00 states in sunday's 1st dw is rosy, but child has a closer look now at the frustration among many young green parties, supporters here in germany, it was stopped the green ways in 2019 must claimants protests across the continent helped propel more green politicians than ever before toward seats. i think you repeat in parliament but fast forward 5 years. and these protests against screen farming rules are the ones making most headlines and germany. the strong hold of green politics in europe is now also the heartland of a so called green backlash. you have, you have managed to vote for the greens, but those days are definitely over. they didn't take citizens into consideration because it is their political focus is really on the collage of the she's not on social ones and is with european elections approaching green candidates at this riley in southern germany, se claimant frien

okay, so green policies. oh, you know what you're saying is what people have the, the wrong picture of what the green policy and the policies are about. because people also think that green policies offer them to make sacrifices, you know, eat less meat drive less, don't fly. and many people say, well, i'm not willing to make so many sacrifices or i don't know why i should. what would you say to them to change their minds as well. i mean, right now we in the, in the western world, so to speak are using the resources as if we had sweet plants, but we only half work. so it is quite obvious that our habits could not be copied, but all the world's population. on the contrary, if we want to be fair towards our fellow human beings on this planet, we should cut down in our resource use because we come off like find another plan. that's where to grow long to feed all the animals we're currently eating. so at the end of the day it's the, it's really a matter of survival. and i think to pick that up as being the sacrif

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but we also have other countries like ireland, where we currently see some losses for the greens green parties may make some breakthroughs in central and eastern europe. but as more mainstream parties trying to call back votes from the reaches of the far right. unless more in the future, green policies may be the 1st up for compromise, the mood has changed. so also the centrist part, that is perhaps not bad. and so is yes, big anymore about pushing forward with a european green deal. i wouldn't see a big, big things of that. so lots of things that have been agreed upon over the past term would be dismantled. and that's the climate crisis is such that we need for the policies. so that's might become more difficult to actually push forward the use executive and say it's committed to keeping claimants, policy on truck and polls. so many voters, especially be young still haven't appetites for green rules in principle. but putting them into practice is proving politically complex. and i voters will decide if 2019 green wave we've reduced to trickle a quick look now at some use from the conf

green movement. so what's the explanation here? what are the greens and what are they saying to explain why they have shed so many young voters of the? well, there's a radio base also happening on social media where people are beginning to ask themselves just how big was the influence of social media itself. why we know that the, if the party, the far right party but also the conservative, all very successful with the young people. so that is where apparently young german voters have headed to the conservative and to the far right h d. and that will, of course, have to be debated and discussed behind the scenes here amongst the policy leadership. but of course, another factor is also just the importance that german vote has gave to the core competency. the one topic that the greens have identified for themselves that is climate protection. that was 5 years ago. it was the topic number one. now it's only topic number fall behind the war and ukraine, secure in peace in europe, social security and migra

but we also have other countries like ireland to where we currently see some of the other greens, green parties may make some breakthroughs in central and eastern europe. but as more mainstream parties trying to call back votes from the reaches of the far right . unless more and future green policies may be the 1st up for compromise, the move has changed. so also the centrist part, that is perhaps not that. and so as yes, take any more about pushing forward with the european green deal. i wouldn't see a big, big things of that. so lots of things that have been agreed upon over the past term would be dismantled. and that's the climate crisis as such that we needs further policies. so that's might become more difficult to actually push forward the use executive and say it's committed to keeping claimants, policy on truck and pull so many voters, especially be young still haven't appetites for green rules in principle. but putting them into practice is proving politically complex. unlike voters will disliked if 2019 green wave will be reduced to trickle 54321. ignition and lift off the sta

that is the green party. they will be our next generation of green mps. trite green party.n mps. we will leave it there. we _ generation of green mps. we will leave it there. we will _ generation of green mps. we will leave it there. we will have - generation of green mps. we will leave it there. we will have the i leave it there. we will have the full list of candidates from those areas on our website when they are available. thank you very much, at zack polanski. you can scan the qr code you see on the screen for all live election updates. rajini vaidyanathan is in salford for us. you are just you arejust outside you are just outside that spin room, aren't you?— you are just outside that spin room, aren't ou? , �* , ., . aren't you? yes we've been watching the debate- — aren't you? yes we've been watching the debate. wru— aren't you? yes we've been watching the debate. will bring _ aren't you? yes we've been watching the debate. will bring you _ aren't you? yes we've been watching the debate. will bring you a - aren't you? yes we've been watching the debate. will bring yo

the principle that for the greens is — it? the principle that for the greens is that _ it?iple that for the greens is that just _ it? the principle that for the greens is thatjust using - it? the principle that for the | greens is thatjust using gdp it? the principle that for the - greens is thatjust using gdp is a blunt instrument. it doesn't tell us whether our children have clean air to breathe, whether our rivers are full of storage, whether our public services are working properly. we need to have a wide range of economic measures which are about health and happiness, prosperity, jobs, public services, notjust one blunt measure about the amount of activity in economy was white but your policy document also says the population of the uk is consuming more than its fair shape and you cite food and farming which most people would say is a big source of harmful emissions. your document then says the green party will use rationing to reduce the amount of meat and dairy consumed in the uk. so how much less milk would you want people to drink and should people put down their b

the strong hold of green politics in europe is now also the heartland of a so called green backlash. you have, you have managed to vote for the greens, but those days are definitely over. they didn't take citizens into consideration committed, their political focus is really on ecological or she's not on social ones, and is with european elections approaching green candidates at this riley in southern germany, se claimant friendly policies are becoming a tougher cell. so it's like it's the central question of our time. we can no longer talk about prosperity and security and remain silent about the climate crisis. however, we, greens must be aware in some areas we've moved a little too quickly. over the past 5 years to european union has rolled out a raft of world leading laws aimed at slashing emissions from running up renewable energy targets to a planned phase of combustion engine. cars, green parties help help to drive this unprecedented transformation, but not they are expected to lose seats in blo quite elections in 2019 climate change was really important, according to europe o

the strong hold of green politics in europe is now also the heartland of a so called green clash. you have, you have managed to vote for the greens, but those days are definitely over. they didn't take citizens into consideration committees. their political focus is really on the collage of police. she's not on social ones, and is with european elections, approaching green candidates at this. riley and southern germany, se claimant friendly policies are becoming a tougher cell. so it's like it's the central question of our time. we can no longer talk about prosperity and security and remain silent about the climate crisis. however, we, greens must be aware in some areas we've moved a little too quickly. over the past 5 years to europe and union has rolled out a raft of world leading laws aimed at slashing emissions from running up renewable energy targets to a planned phase out of combustion engine. cars, green parties help help to drive this unprecedented transformation, but it's not. they're expected to lose seats in blo quite elections in 2019 climate change while it's really i

might vote green _ labour, maybe green. might vote green if— labour, maybe green.green. if i feel like labour don't need _ green. if i feel like labour don't need my— green. if i feel like labour don't need my vote, _ green. if i feel like labour don't need my vote, i_ green. if i feel like labour don't need my vote, i might- green. if i feel like labour don't need my vote, i might vote - green. if i feel like labour don't. need my vote, i might vote green green. if i feel like labour don't- need my vote, i might vote green to make _ need my vote, i might vote green to make a _ need my vote, i might vote green to make a point — need my vote, i might vote green to make a point-— make a point. what you think about the debates — make a point. what you think about the debates of— make a point. what you think about the debates of our? _ make a point. what you think about the debates of our? i _ make a point. what you think about the debates of our? i haven't - make a point. what you think about the debates of our? i haven't seen l the debates of our? i haven't seen much

green party, things like taxes _ are the green party, things like taxes on — are the green party, thingsxes on frequent fliers for the business is really on a left—wing agenda — business is really on a left—wing agenda it— business is really on a left—wing agenda. it so i think their big pitches— agenda. it so i think their big pitches to _ agenda. it so i think their big pitches to be able to pull things further— pitches to be able to pull things further to— pitches to be able to pull things further to the left and keep a check and a _ further to the left and keep a check and a balance on the labour party should _ and a balance on the labour party should they be in government in that way. should they be in government in that wa . , y ., should they be in government in that wa . , , ., ., ~ should they be in government in that wa. , .,~ ., way. chris, you talked earlier about the premises _ way. chris, you talked earlier about the premises being _ way. chris, you talked earlier about the premises being made _ way. chris, you talked earlier about the premises being made and - way. chris,

my good, my dear, listen to the green defen of the curl.that the soldiers, who did not return from the bloody field, did not once die in our land, but turned into white cranes. they are couples from those distant times, they fly and give us voices, not because, so often sadly, we fall silent, looking at the sky, but they fly, fly across the sky, a tired wedge, fly into fog at the end of the day. and in that land there is a small gap, perhaps this is the place for me, money will come with a flock of cranes, i will swim in such a dark earth, from under the sky. spa birds i call out to all of you whom i left on earth, it seems to me, sometimes. that the soldiers who did not come from the bloody ones fell, did not once die in our land, but turned into white cranes, russia russia russia. where does the homeland begin, with a picture in your primer, with good and faithful comrades living in the neighboring yard, or maybe it begins with... that song that our mother sang to us, from the fact that in any trials, no one can take away from us where th

and last is for the greens with results coming in. the conservative a p. p alliance is said to remain the biggest group in parliament. its leader, european commission, president. ursula, for the lion is on course for another term. and the 1st and follow out from this election, french president emanuel mack calling dissolves the national assembly and calls snap elections after marine la pens. far right. national rally scored a resounding victory today. and here in germany at the far right, a f d party climbing to 2nd place with the conservatives winning the largest share of the vote. germany transfer off shelves is social democrats, heading for their worst ever result. the . i'm for a golf, it's good to have you with this. this is dw news, a special coverage of the european election. it is 11 p. m here in berlin, all pulling places across the european union are now closed. and the european parliament, it looks set for a shift to the right that said, the center right to europe and people's party. the looks for is to remain the biggest party in the assembly o

the innovation green, the green revolution global. so listen to a whole lot of crime. it's probably up to speed, secure, subscribed to those channels. we've got here it is. every friday. subscribe to plan . it's a on january 14th, 2024. disaster struck the coastal iceland town of green, the vic there was never supposed to be a possibility of an volcano or upson in couldn't there just round a crack opened and the earth's surface love of began flowing towards the town. the dream to vic defamation is an unprecedented globally for having the formation of the risk valley in the middle of the populated area. more than 3000 people were evacuated, residents could only look on as lava flows bored down on their homes. he saw the lava slowly moving into town and it was just like watching assessed to move in slow motion. you couldn't do anything with your students. first house school, everybody to pay the you knew during the state the for the 1st time in 800 years, the lava field beneath green the big is once again active. the towns inhabitants are now scattered all over iceland,

he talked about cutting the green- - -_ the green... i think it is a win-win- _ the green...transition, how people want to use this _ the transition, how people want to use this as— the transition, how people want to use this as a wedge issue. the tories — use this as a wedge issue. the tories have _ use this as a wedge issue. the tories have a brilliant mp in robert hall tories have a brilliant mp in robert halt front— tories have a brilliant mp in robert hall front who come in to freeze fuel hall front who come in to freeze fuet duty— hall front who come in to freeze fuel duty for ten years which was not net _ fuel duty for ten years which was not net zero policy. i support the tower— not net zero policy. i support the lower emissions are sown in london, ithink— lower emissions are sown in london, i think sadiq — lower emissions are sown in london, i think sadiq khan made a good case atrout— i think sadiq khan made a good case about the _ i think sadiq khan made a good case about the quality of the air. it is expensive — about the quality of the air. it is expensive to get

the greens was now 12 percent, that is a major loss. and despite scandals at home and in brussels the far right a f d party. they seem to have gained about 5 percent compared to 5 years ago. the a f d now pulling at 16.5 percent. that's according to these 1st exit polls that we've got coming in that just came in as the last minute. all right, let's cross now to our chief political correspondent, dana hodges, and she is joining us from the greens party headquarters here in berlin. nina, let's talk about the preliminary results. it is the opposite of what they were celebrating 5 years ago. yeah, you can say that and there was silence here in the sermon violin when there's a big screen right behind me as well. so i didn't even less than the latest polls. how to fix it. so the grades were aware that they were probably going to suffer losses, but they were expecting some of the lease. now it's $12.00. now that is a very big compared to 5 years on the topics that the low to consider is important in germany for these european elections while l

let's take you back to the green party-— green party. is there a deeper roblem green party.andint candidates? as carla said, we are standing more — candidates? as carla said, we are standing more candidates - candidates? as carla said, we are standing more candidates in - candidates? as carla said, we are . standing more candidates in england and wales— standing more candidates in england and wales than the conservatives. we are standing 574 and wales than the conservatives. we are standing 57— are standing 574 candidates, a record number— are standing 574 candidates, a record number and _ are standing 574 candidates, a record number and an - are standing 574 candidates, a| record number and an example are standing 574 candidates, a . record number and an example of are standing 574 candidates, a - record number and an example of how we are _ record number and an example of how we are more _ record number and an example of how we are more prepared _ record number and an example of how we are more prepared for— record number and an example of how we are more prepared for this

but today— is it expected the green party. but today the — is it expected the green party.cised the green party and — today the iss criticised the green party and put them in the same boat as reform _ party and put them in the same boat as reform in terms of promising massive — as reform in terms of promising massive and spend abilities that don't _ massive and spend abilities that don't add — massive and spend abilities that don't add up, the iff said, and this is the _ don't add up, the iff said, and this is the thing — don't add up, the iff said, and this is the thing with the green party, they know— is the thing with the green party, they know the greatest power they have is _ they know the greatest power they have is perhaps in pushing the dial in attracting disaffected labour voters. — in attracting disaffected labour voters. it — in attracting disaffected labour voters, it may be voters looking for somewhere — voters, it may be voters looking for somewhere to go to when they would have voted _ somewhere to go to when they would have voted forjeremy corbyn in the past

and the really important the gps data is vital for green. the big safety before the ground began opening up. this was one of iceland, the wealthiest towns, thanks to its abundance fishing industry. sea food companies are eager to get processing plants up and running again. but 1st, the protective barrier around the town has to be extended to divert lava around residential areas. it's an expensive undertaking. the for the disaster green to fix economy was strong enough to support several professional sports teams. brenda is co coach at the towns female basketball team since evacuating basketball games are some of the few chances. she has to meet other former residents practicing. know in the gym, that is kind of like our whole life mall. and we have a game tomorrow against natalie to tell like, arrival team sort of make it work because this is what we need to keep the communities together. people of showing up for games. and i can just see in the face is how much the team is inspiring them to keep on. and the girls know they feel it to the fi

people actually voted green vote green and they didn't want to go to the other one. to bristol. yeah. >> or maybe brighton or brighton. >> they go to brighton or bristol or the other place up there, and they don't want to go to the other place because they want the green party to be like a replacement. >> or what's the story? >> or what's the story? >> the story is, is the green party is nice, it's nice. >> is it nice ? >> is it nice? >> is it nice? >> it is nice. »- >> it is nice. >> are you sure it's nice or is it just trying to virtue signal and trying to be nice. trying to look nice. >> that's what everybody's trying to do. i'm trying to be nice. >> i'm not trying to look nice. >> i'm not trying to look nice. >> it says. it says he. it says they have a problem with the green party because it's it doesn't know the difference between a man and a woman for the for the left, for the, for. you know, there are lots of left wing people who i don't know what i'm saying for any, any green party candidates that are watching, could you explain what the difference is between

i think the green party are kind of promoting green ideas, i are kind of promoting green ideas, which think they are going for what wins over the public and with the — for what wins over the public and with the press and with the younger generation— with the press and with the younger generation but the implementation isn't there and i'm trying to try to aet isn't there and i'm trying to try to get to— isn't there and i'm trying to try to get to the — isn't there and i'm trying to try to get to the bottom of, are these things— get to the bottom of, are these things actually thought through because everything happening in brighton, it feels like, yeah, everybody loves it, but then six or nine months down the line we realise that it _ nine months down the line we realise that it is _ nine months down the line we realise that it is making the city worse. what _ that it is making the city worse. what specifically is making it worse? ~ . , . , worse? we are seeing traffic, weeds on the seafront _ worse? we are seeing traffic, weeds on the seafront everywhere. - worse? we are seeing traffic

one we'll send him." he's coming up with some kind of medicine for himself, green, why green?nly blue one, he robbed an exchanger, opened a pack of paint traps, blue paint was sprayed in his face, 2 months old blue . came out, since then blue, this one, this one, comrade green, good afternoon, just like that, so why am i calling the group then, blind man, pash, fresh, and, yes, i already understood, hello, great, potap, we have a corpse in the garage cooperative on saushkino, yeah, we’re waiting, here is a sleeve, very similar to ours today. yes, look, someone started a scorpion hunt? open! thank you! come on, it can't be! hello, pipe sergeant! senior comrade! i’ll organize it, everything will be ready now, wait, sit down with us, i’ll run to the kitchen now and have an urgent conversation, sit down, okay, how are you here, how did you find me, are you in shape, are you in police, now, yes, still with shoulder straps, the same number of stars, only now they are a little bigger, we know that you were in prison. yes, can i see the tattoo? well, i ’ve been putting her together fo

if the green party— closed to the business. if the green party won— closed to the business.'t come here if there is no reason to run your— here if there is no reason to run your own — here if there is no reason to run your own business.— your own business. adrian, it is crackers- _ your own business. adrian, it is crackers. there _ your own business. adrian, it is crackers. there are _ your own business. adrian, it is crackers. there are other i your own business. adrian, it is crackers. there are other forms your own business. adrian, it is i crackers. there are other forms of incentives — crackers. there are other forms of incentives we _ crackers. there are other forms of incentives we can _ crackers. there are other forms of incentives we can give _ crackers. there are other forms of incentives we can give to - crackers. there are other forms of incentives we can give to green i incentives we can give to green businesses that the green party would want to do and if you look at countries that have introduced a wealth tax like spain or switzerland, that's been well establi

not seen for the green do. and i suppose that explains why people are moving the support to what's more right wing policies that do you expect the next the you part of it then took toward to down the objectives of the green? do i see? you know, that company will happen if it's a sign i'm sitting is not available. i mean, back in 2020 your didn't amazing. say there you can, governments came together and issued the corona bond to deal with the crisis of the time. and it was modest. it was a uniting action and it was something that it delivered results without actually demanding high a texas on the end or individuals inside your opinion and, and, and the end of that was loaded with increased investment and then jobs and then tax revenues from that increased investment, the fact that you wouldn't think about that now is down to the conservatism of the as i said, the german finance ministry. but it is also a at that for c p, that politics seeping through into the far right. who, winning support, because people feel

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green party politicians are... there is a green _ goes. green party politicians are...transition is protecting the marginalised communities of us, disabled — marginalised communities of us, disabled communities, all of these people _ disabled communities, all of these people need protecting and ultimately we need to make sure that the transition is being funded by multi _ the transition is being funded by multi millionaires and billionaires and ultimately everyone can benefit with this _ and ultimately everyone can benefit with this because we all benefit from _ with this because we all benefit from a — with this because we all benefit from a more equal society, and that's— from a more equal society, and that's what— from a more equal society, and that's what you get with the green party _ that's what you get with the green party a— that's what you get with the green pa . �* . ~' ., that's what you get with the green pa . �* . ~ ., , that's what you get with the green pa . �* . ~' ., , ~ , party. a quick word, first minister of wales seem — party. a quick word, first mi

the, the today is a big day for green to fix basketball fans. the women's team is playing against their arch rivals from your to be. this is a big game for us, not just because there's teams number 2 or 3, but it's also because this is our neighboring house. unfortunately, we've been usually the team that loses and i want to feel a little distrust because best means that this matters to me. this matters to the team, so yeah, i have the right kinds of aim with the stress to get me focused and prepared for the grid to vic fans have come to support their team and to catch up with friends. well this is actually the moment that makes my day to come here and see the people who inventory because this is literally the only the only time of the day. what do you see? everybody competing here, playing basketball after all this situation at home. it's kind of crazy. so many people traumatize, so many people there and even think about going back. so afraid of ok. no. i'm confused, and i hope that everybody makes that you turn that thing. you see them in amaz

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or at least not on green hydrogen. that's because that's close to no green hydrogen available, and that's not likely to change soon. across the repeating unit, only 0.2 percent of dedicated production is made from electrolysis. almost the entire rest is gray hydrogen made from fossil fuels, mainly natural gas, which creates lots of c o 2 emissions. and this lack of green hydrogen opens up to scenarios in which hydrogen could actually end up hurting the climate rather than saving. that's the 1st is that europe keeps building gas infrastructure that's supposedly h to ready. but since there's no green hydrogen available, it keeps getting used for natural gas, which should be on its way out. and the 2nd this that's, that's a very high risk that it will be using hydrogen which is either great or not properly do. now, blue hydrogen is also made from natural gas. and what's different is that produces claim. they have to carbon on a massive scale before it reaches the atmosphere and then store it. but t as cold, it's not prope

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things like green policy, green transition policy, green transition policy, migration, borders, european be decided, billions of euros being put into the industrial defence strategy here in europe as well, those are all big questions, of course integration always a thorny issue for brussels as well, the impact of the shift to the right to be worked out in coming months as parties arrange themselves in the areas groupings. no question what the story is here tonight — the shift to the right and a very big backward step for the greens and the centrists. christian fraser covering these issues for us in brussels. let's go live to brussels now and get reaction from james kanter — a politicaljournalist who produces the podcast eu scream. the dust is starting to settle a little, give us your reaction to this result, we are expecting this dominance of the centre—right and far right? there was certainly an expectation that europe would be moving at right words, and after all there are a growing number of governments that are in alliance with the far right nationally. and so in many ways the result

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, and the green economy. we're asking the same questions of all the parties and their election manifestos this week. so today, what is in the green party manifesto and does it add up? well, their key spending pledge is £50 billion extra per year for health and social care, and to pay for it an increase in taxes, which they say would raise up to £70 billion. so which taxes do they think should go up? among them are employee national insurance, capital gains tax, carbon taxes and a new wealth tax raising they say £15 billion. so let's focus on this last one. the greens say that this would be levied at a rate of 1% on the assets of people with more than £10 million and at 2% on those with more than £1 billion. would that work? well, a lot would depend on the design of the wealth tax and some tax experts are sceptical that it would raise the amount claimed year after year. but the wealth tax expert arun advani of the university of warwickjudges that aiming to raise this total amount of new tax money, over £50 bil

ready sacred o, as green as it was a long time ago. it still seems like a my number goes to massena money. oh, grew up in the area when you what model? uh and um, when i was growing up, my mother used to go to the forest to cut down trees for firewood, horribly. i would join home. so i called on some money on the hill, it was all about that and which is good, but uh they would only be somebody scheduled here in there. good, good, good. the one, the but that was long ago in fact, for the past 2 decades. let's see, the money has been working for the organization for his tweet, which has been restoring the forest on the holy, who in the indian state of the time. and now it's a matter of close to the hot. so the founders are for us to be in particular i don't think about i'm going on. he to grow up here and remembers. well, what the hell looked like without tree cover? and just how hot it was. so 1989 a. this whole idea that this look would be close enough for us to was putting to action. there was no top side, it just costs to hurt people

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