this user claims the fake arrest of greta thunberg all set up for the cameras.t's take a look at the video here and this claim where under the context right here the whole thing does seem a bit suspicious. we do see greta thunberg in late mood. she is posing for cameras as journalists take her picture. she is being held back by the police peered a video that has risen the suspicion of many. >> looks like an old-fashioned photo opportunity as it was called when i was a journalist in the field. can you explain the context in which this video and viral post was taken? 12 million views claiming it was all set up. >> 12 million views so let's take a look at the official footage taken by journalists that day. for a bit of context regarding what the video we see in the viral claims show. here weee greta thunberg together with other protesters staging a sit in their the edge of this mine at the -- mine in germany. police when the group if they did not move away they would be removed by force. we do see what a fun bag moved by force by the police right here where we see

at the same age, greta thunberg launched an international movement by skipping school.'s not a politician or a scientist, nor is she the first to campaign against climate change. at school, she was bullied for years, before being diagnosed with asperger�*s syndrome. but in 2018, this swedish schoolgirl found herself hailed as the unlikely voice of global youth. she's become the symbol of a generation, which, as she puts it, is not being listened to by older people, who won't suffer the consequences of not listening. whether you admire her or despair of her, greta thunberg's influence has already been profound. and she's still a teenager. in 2015, the eu and nearly 200 countries signed the paris agreement, attempting to limit the global temperature increase this century to 1.5 degrees celsius. greta thunberg has pleaded, reasoned and raged in the faces of world leaders to keep their promises. you all come to us, young people for hope. how dare you? in doing so, she has become a modern icon to some, and an alarmist pariah to others. she has graced magazine covers and is m

no surprises — greta thunberg is expected to take part. tim allman, bbc news.reat of mobile phone fraud according to charity the fraud advisory panel. it happens when criminals steal mobiles not for the handsets but to try to gain access to the banking and financial apps on them. if successful, they can then use those apps to steal thousands of pounds or even more. dan whitworth from radio 4's money box programme has been investigating and joins us now. dan, give us a bit more detail about what this kind of mobile phone fraud is... think the viz easiest way to describe it is to talk about i have been speaking to in his early 30s called ed in his early 30s cold air then this happened to him on a night out in london last summer. towards the end of had his phone a lot and is to talk about i have been speaking to in his early 30s cold air then this happened to him on a night out in london last summer. towards the end of the night he had his phone a lot in his hand moves that phone was unlocked and within hours he essentially had nearly £16,000 stolen from his bank

no surprises — greta thunberg is expected to take part. tim allman, bbc news. at the rally in lutzerath, niklas hohne, about how long he thought the protestors in the village would hold out. today, there is a public protest, a very peaceful protest of people that are basically saying they have sympathy for more climate policy. but i think the ones that are really in the village, they are prepared to stay as long as possible, and they're still in tree houses and things like that, and i really hope that it all will go well and nobody will be injured. i mean, this effort to mine for coal there, i suppose supporters, proponents of it would say it means germany would be less reliant on fossil fuels that it currently imports from russia, and thereby it means germany would not be indirectly, i suppose, funding the conflict in ukraine. wouldn't that be a positive move? the decision to expand the coal mine and basically get rid of this village, lutzerath, was done a few months ago, and it wasjust after the invasion of russia in ukraine, and people had a real fear where

no surprises — greta thunberg is expected to take part. tim allman, bbc news.atvian border has been hit by an explosion. pictures on local media showed flames illuminating the night sky, though there were no injuries. latvia's defence minster artis pabriks tweeted that the cause of the incident would be investigated and said sabotage could not be ruled out. but the pipeline's operator said it did not believe the blast was suspicious. some single—use plastics will be banned in england from october. takeaways, restaurants, and cafes will have to stop using plastic cutlery, plates, and bowls as part of a new plan by the government to tackle plastic pollution. sean dilley reports. quick, convenient and no washing up — but from october, the government says it plans to ban restaurants and cafes in england from using some single—use plastics and polystyrenes. we've got a whole raft of measures on waste, trying to reduce waste in this country, and this new ban that we're announcing today is just one of a whole raft of measures to really tackle this issue. ministers are

no surprises, greta thunberg is expected to take part. tim allman, bbc news., from german newspaper die zeit. and joining us live from luzerath, near the mine, is the environmental campaigner lu ka scott. we heard some of the objections, what are you most concerned about? i am most concerned about the climate crisis and i am concerned about the german government protects interest here more than the needs of people. we are fighting here for global climate justice and we clearly say every tonne of coal in lutzerath it needs to remain on the ground. we will not allow that the coal is extracted here. because it fuels the climate crisis, with catastrophic consequences. and that's why we are here and still protesting. going consequences. and that's why we are here and still protesting.— here and still protesting. going to brin: in here and still protesting. going to bring injohn. _ here and still protesting. going to bring in john, john _ here and still protesting. going to bring in john, john jungclaussen l here and still protesting. going to. bring in john, john j

climate activist greta thunberg joins protesters in the german village of lutzerath as police try to the area to make way for coal—mining. hello and welcome. iran has executed a british—iranian man on charges of spying for the uk. alireza akbari, who was iran's deputy defence minister, was detained in 2019. he'd denied passing sensitive information to the british government, and said he was forced to confess after being tortured. our diplomatic correspondent, caroline hawley, reports. news of the execution came on state—run television early this morning despite repeated last—minute appeals from the uk. alireza akbari is thought to have acquired british citizenship after investing here and to have lived in the country for several years. his brother told bbc persia he had been enticed back to iran by his former boss under whom he once served as deputy defence minister. the prime minister responded swiftly, saying he was appalled by a callous act carried out by a barbaric regime with no respect for human rights. on thursday, state—run media in iran aired a lengthy, heavily edited video

climate activist greta thunberg joins protesters in the german village of lutzerath as police try tohe area to make way for coal—mining. come here, protect life, and fight for survival. as long as people are here, lutzerath stays. brazil's supreme court will investigate the role of the former president, jair bolsonaro, in the storming of government buildings by his supporters last weekend. takeaways, restaurants, and cafes in england will have to stop using plastic cutlery, plates, and bowls from october as part of a new government plan to tackle plastic pollution. hello and welcome. iran has executed a british—iranian man on charges of spying for the uk. alireza akbari, who was iran's deputy defence minister, was detained in 2019. he'd denied passing sensitive information to the british government —— and said he was forced to confess after being tortured. the british prime minsiter rishi sunak says he's appalled by what he described as a callous and cowardly act. this report is from our diplomatic correspondent, caroline hawley. news of the execution came on state—run television ear

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climate activist greta thunberg joins protesters in the german village of lutzerath, as police try tolear the area to make way for coal mining. it's the fourth day of officers trying to forcibly remove demonstrators. takeaways, restaurants and cafes in england will have to stop using plastic cutlery, plates and bowls from october as part of a new government plan to tackle plastic pollution. you're watching bbc news. now it's time for we are england: england's next lionesses. that's a great ball, just keep another two on it. keep your ball, maisie, keep your ball. when i played football, it was literally our life. | it really was an enjoyable time of my football career. - one day i'd love to play for england, it would be fantastic. we have to get this work done, we have to be right for that first game. good feet, millie. come on. it's football, it's my whole life, like, yeah. football is everything, yeah. one, two, three, four! cheering and shouting. it was amazing, the start of the year, it was like a sense of adrenaline. over the years, you see how close they are getting and they've

. >> reporter: he recently mocked greta thunberg on twitter, "i have 33 cars, please provide your emailss so i can send a complete list of my car collection and the respective enormous emissions." her reply telling him to email in an address ending in "get a life." >> the way he tried to troll greta thunberg in reality her slapback at andrew tate just drew more attention to tate. >> reporter: hours later, tate and his brother tristan, along with two others, were arrested at their villa in bucharest, the capital of romania, accused of human trafficking, rape, and being part of an organized criminal group. according to romanian prosecutors, the tate brothers and two romanian citizens lured women to the country then committed acts of physical violence and mental coercion against them. and forced them to perform pornography. tate appeared in a romanian court today. his attorney rejecting all charges, saying there was not a single piece of evidence apart from the victims' statement regarding the rape charges and no evidence regarding human trafficking and organized crime. the judge ruled tat

that was debunked, but greta thunberg responded to his announcement of his rest.t happens when you do not recycle your pizza boxes. >> a lot of parents of teenage boys have never heard of him. the shadow minister for domestic violence said last month that she had never heard of him. he is normalizing misogyny for young boys with messages such as , e wife is the property of husbands. women need to take their share of responsibility when they are raped. women should not be able to drive. other such comments like that. the worry is you have a lot of young boys watching a lot of this content without the people who are looking after them knowing it, and teachers have been saying andrew tate comes up a lot in class, their kids are mimicking him, the way tt he talks, what he says. his influence is potentially very large. maryam: he is one of these influencers that you see online, i have to say, they are mostly men. why do these kinds of influencerdo so well? when in their message is resonating with people? >> first of all, they are good at gaming algorithms. tate was ver

climate activist greta thunberg joins protesters in the german village of lutzerath as police try to the area to make way for coal—mining. it's the fourth day where officers are trying to forcibly remove demonstrators — they say they don't plan to leave. and takeaways, restaurants, and cafes in england will have to stop using plastic cutlery, plates, and bowls from october as part of a new government plan to tackle plastic pollution. you're watching bbc news. now its time for the travel show. this week on the travel show... mastering the tile with a style in morocco. you're doing a greatjob! am i doing a greatjob? well, i tried. 0k, down the hatch. nick tries out a 1,000—year—old delicacy in turkey. and we're talking tortoise on the coast of senegal. why is he called bill, can i ask? because he arrived the month where bill clinton was elected. so you are named after a president! hello, and welcome to morocco and the historic city that's sometimes known as the country's cultural capital, fez. from its medinas and mosques to its madrassas, fez is steeped in cultural heritage — so much

climate activist greta thunberg joins protesters in the german village of lutzerath, as police try torea to make way for coal—mining. you're watching bbc news. now, its time for extreme conservation: the maldives i'm michaela strachan, a wildlife presenter with a passion for conservation. for the past 35 years, my work has taken me all over the world. and in that time, i've seen huge changes, many due to climate change. in extreme conservation, we travel to different countries, meeting inspirational people... hello! ..with new ideas. this time, i'm in the maldives. this seems like paradise, but behind all the beauty and the luxury lodges lies a very real and looming threat, and that's climate change, which is literally washing these stunning coral islands off the map. as soon as they realise i'm from the maldives, they're like, "oh, when is it sinking? "i got to get there before it sinks." the maldives needs solutions, and it needs them fast. our islands are eroding at an alarming rate. we depend solely on our coral reefs for income, for protection, and for our survival, as well. i tr

police detain eco-activist greta thunberg during protests in western germany there has been a real drama week now, greens oppose the demolition of a village that stands on coal deposits, but in the end this conflict has split itself ardent defenders of nature. why will tell had? for the second time in 4 days, german police have detained swedish environmental activist greta thunberg, along with dozens of associates who are trying to prevent the opening of a new coal mine in the west of the country, construction is about to begin on the site of the small village of lucert, which the local mining company rw intends to demolish quickly 10,000 prevented the plan from being implemented, as activists from all over europe, coal mining for nature and in general, lucerate for them has long become a household name for philosophy, for which they are ready to fight, even being on the edge of the abyss. in the earth, we must stop the destruction of our planet, stop ultimately sacrificing people for the sake of short-term economic growth and corporate greed, but the german politicians are also somewhat

no surprises — greta thunberg is expected to take part. tim allman, bbc news.n, japan's prime minister has warned that russia's invasion of ukraine has opened a dangerous new era for the world. fumio kishida said russian aggression could encourage similar acts elsewhere, including asia, and that china remained the central challenge for both the us and japan. earlier, i spoke to our north america correspondent peter bowes. he told me about the importance of the meeting. i think it is very significant and, clearly, the major backdrop to this is what is happening in europe — the war in ukraine, russia's aggression, which the japanese prime minister suggests that it could lead to a dangerous new era in the world and that there could be similar acts elsewhere, and specifically asia. i mean, to put it bluntly, what he is suggesting is that asia could become the next ukraine and the concerns relate around aggression from china, obviously, directed at taiwan — which is of great significance to japan — but also, possible aggression from north korea as well. so, this is

climate activist greta thunberg joins protesters in the german village of lutzerath as police try tohe area to make way for coal—mining. it's the fourth day of officers trying to forcibly remove demonstrators. they say they don't plan to leave. and takeaways, restaurants, and cafes in england will have to stop using plastic cutlery, plates, and bowls from october as part of a new government plan to tackle plastic pollution. you're watching bbc news. now it's time for talking business. hello, everybody. a very warm welcome to talking business weekly with me, aaron heslehurst. let's go take a look at what's on the very first show for 2023. a new year has dawned, but is there any change for the deep problems facing the global economy? the war in europe continues to rage, driving up prices, interest rates, food scarcity and hardening divisions between the global economic superpowers. the imf, the international monetary fund, says a third of the world will be driven into recession this year. its big boss there she is, managing director kristalina georgieva, joins me for an exclusive inter

greta thunberg joins demonstrators in western germany to rally against a new coal mine.he carbon is still in the ground. we are still here. litterant is still here and as long as the carbon is in the ground this is not over. russia has launched missile strikes across ukraine, hitting residential areas as well as energy infrastructure, plunging much of the country into an emergency blackout. at least 12 people were killed and dozens injured when an apartment building was struck in dnipro on saturday. according to the regional governor, several children were among those hurt. rescue workers are still combing the rubble for survivors. 0ur correspondent paul adams is in dnipro with the latest. this was one of the worst attacks here in dnipro in many months. we don't know what russia was aiming at or even exactly what caused the damage, but whatever it was, a russian missile or perhaps something intercepted overhead by ukrainian air defence, it tore into this apartment building, carving a great gaping hole. as you can see, rescue workers and volunteers worked frantically for

climate activist greta thunberg joins protesters in the german village of lutzerath, as police try toar the area to make way for coal mining. iam i am lu kwesa i am lukwesa burak. the us and the uk have condemned iran after it executed a british—iranian citizen accused of spying. washington says it's horrified by the execution, while british prime minister rishi sunak said the hanging of alireza akbari was "callous and cowardly" and would not go unpunished. the uk has imposed sanctions on iran's prosecutor general because — according to the government — he's at the heart of iran's use of the death penalty. our diplomatic correspondent, caroline hawley, reports. news of the execution came on state—run television early this morning, despite repeated last—minute appeals from the uk. alireza akbari is thought to have acquired british citizenship after investing here and to have lived in the country for several years. his brother told bbc persia he had been enticed back to iran by his former boss, under whom he once served as deputy defence minister. the government responded swiftly, the p

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climate activist greta thunberg joins protesters in the german village of lutzerath as police try tolear the area to make way for coal mining. it's the fourth day of officers trying to forcibly remove demonstrators. they say they don't plan to leave. takeaways, restaurants and cafes in england will have to stop using plastic cutlery, plates and bowls from october as part of a new government plan to tackle plastic pollution. you're watching bbc news. now its time for click. let's get 2023 started in style. welcome to las vegas, where there's lights, sounds and a whole lotta shakin�* going on. uh, not sure this is what they meant, though. did that make you feel better? trust me, it made me feel everything. yes, every january, the tech world heads to the massive consumer electronics show, spread throughout the las vegas convention center and surrounding hotels. it's great to be here, back in our studio, overlooking part of the show. yeah, only part, though, because this place is big. how big? very big. to give you an idea of how huge, i'll tell you what, should we give them a whistle st

so it was perhaps inevitable that greta thunberg would pay a visit to lutzerath.ontinued to declare the site, she was not impressed. it is absolutely _ she was not impressed. it is absolutely absurd _ she was not impressed. it 3 absolutely absurd that this she was not impressed. it 1 absolutely absurd that this is happening. the year 2023. it is the most effective people are clear, the size is clear need to keep the carbon in the ground and this, germany is embarrassing itself right now. the german authorities disagree. they spent the last few days removing demonstrators from this abandoned village. 0nce from this abandoned village. once they god will be demolished to make way for an expanded coalmine. but some of the protesters are dug in, quite literally. translation: the tunnel is a very effective form of defence against the victim. it's much harder to clear channel monetary house. —— monetary house. germany previously said it wanted to abandon, adding that russia's invasion of ukraine and the energy crisis it because has caused a change of heart, hence this on

most recent example is he hit out at greta thunberg, climate activist.etrol guzzling sports cars. she didn't shy away from biting back but i quite read the tweet on tv because it is a little too rude but he really invites opinions and ports a lot of controversy but he does have a following made out of mostly younger men who admire his ultra masculine and ultra luxurious lifestyle. pare his ultra masculine and ultra luxurious lifestyle.— luxurious lifestyle. are what we know— luxurious lifestyle. are what we know about _ luxurious lifestyle. are what we know about the - luxurious lifestyle. are what we know about the latest i we know about the latest developments and how did he get embroiled in these legal troubles? last month, he and his brother along with two remaining nationals were detained by police as part of allegations of human trafficking and rape. he and his brother denied these allegations but police are saying is that they formed a organised crime group and they have identified six potential victims who allegedly were sexually exploited by thi

it is known that during the protests, the police detained the swedish eco-activist greta thunberg, a-old demonstrator was carried away from the place of the action in her arms. let me remind you that the protests take place in the village at the beginning of the year. the fact is that the german energy company plans to increase the production of brown coal in the area and the locals have been told that they must vacate their homes by the end of january. a bloody start and the triumph of violence in the united states since the beginning of the year, 30 cases of mass shooting have already been recorded, this is evidenced by this internet archive of facts, violence with firearms notes that in the states there are an average of two cases of mass shooting per day this week alone. six people, including babies, his mother and grandmother died as a result of the shooting. in california, law enforcement officers connect the incidents with gangs. and another recent crime showdown in florida at a commemorative event in honor of activist martin, and in both cases the criminals could not be appre

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climate activist greta thunberg joins protesters in the german village of lutzerath as police try to clear the area to make way for coal—mining. it's the fourth day of officers trying to forcibly remove demonstrators. they say they don't plan to leave. and takeaways, restaurants, and cafes in england will have to stop using plastic cutlery, plates, and bowls from october as part of a new government plan to tackle plastic pollution. you're watching bbc news. now, global questions comes from sri lanka, as some experts warn that rising costs mean the worst civil unrest is yet to come in more than half the world's countries. welcome to global questions with me, zeinab badawi, from the heart of sri lanka's capital, colombo. i'm outside the presidential office, and today, its pristine exterior is well guarded. but six months ago, angry antigovernment protesters stormed this building, as well as the presidential palace, forcing the president to flee the country. they were angry at just how desperate their economic situation had become, and they blamed government corruption and mismanagement

climate activist greta thunberg joins protesters in the german village of lutzerath, as police try toar the area to make way for coal mining. what happens in lutzerath doesn't stay in lutzerath. cheering and applause germany, as one of the biggest polluters in the world, has an enormous responsibility. takeaways, restaurants, and cafes in england will have to stop using plastic cutlery, plates and bowls from october as part of a new government plan to tackle plastic pollution. the us and the uk have condemned iran after it executed a british—iranian citizen accused of spying. washington says it's horrified by the execution, while british prime minister rishi sunak said the hanging of alireza akbari was "callous and cowardly" and would not go unpunished. the uk has imposed sanctions on iran's prosecutor general because — according to the government — he's at the heart of iran's use of the death penalty. our diplomatic correspondent, caroline hawley, reports. news of the execution came on state—run television early this morning, despite repeated last—minute appeals from the uk. alireza

climate activist greta thunberg joins protesters in the german village of lutzerath as police try tolear the area to make way for coal—mining. it's the fourth day of officers are trying to forcibly remove demonstrators. they say they don't plan to leave. takeaways, restaurants, and cafes in england will have to stop using plastic cutlery, plates and bowls from october as part of a new government plan to tackle plastic pollution. you're watching bbc news. now it's time for the media show. hello. this week i'm talking with michelle donelan, the secretary of state for digital culture, media and sport. she is the 11th conservative in the role since the party took power, and she has a huge remit — everything from the tech companies to museums and art galleries to broadcasters like channel 4, whose privatisation she halted last week, and even eurovision. but before we get onto that, i wanted to get a sense of her news habits. how does she keep up to date through the working day? and there's a mention here right at the start to checking playbook first thing in the mornings. that's a daily n

well , greta thunberg the very next day after her arrest. here she spoke at the davos forum.ounced western politicians and businessmen who are against the backdrop of ukrainian events. it seems that they have completely forgotten about their recent desire to make a transition to environmentally friendly types of energy. and although warm. for the time being, they are still invited to perform at prestigious international forms. and she, too, runs the risk of being where she still rests recently such a fashionable green agenda. well, that is, in the backyard of the pool. yes, her name still flickers in the headlines, only more often in a completely different way, this activist fighter for all that is good against all that is bad is now being compared to the new idol of western youth, the infamous rapist, already a hater and a swindler. andrew tate and in the fight for the hearts and minds of western youth, greta loses by now by all accounts, klimt sonatkin tried to understand why the generation that prefers to look at everything that happens through the screen of a mobile phone

swedish climate activist greta thunberg joined the protesters over the weekend. video posted online show police pushed her and others from the site. >> [inaudible] amy: the world economic forum has begun in the luxury ski resort of davos, switzerland. on monday, climate activists blocked a private jet airport used by many wealth attendees to reach the annual conference. according to greenpeace, over 1000 private jets flew in and out of davos during last year's gathering. meanwhile, over 700,000 people have signed an open letter to fossil fuel ceo's attending the world economic forum urging them to "immediately stop opening any new oil, gas, or coal extraction sites, and stop blocking the clean energy transition." the letter was written by a group of climate activists including vanessa nakate of uganda and greta thunberg of sweden. in nepal, an investigation is under way into the cause of a yeti airlines crash on sunday that appears to have killed all 72 people on board. it was nepal's deadliest air disaster in more than three decades. the plane had been traveling

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greta thunberg joins demonstrators in western germany to rally against a new coal mine.

now, while was in davos, i bumped into climate activist greta thunberg . as i said greta thunberg.ent out to with the rebel news guys in a personal capacity and my expenses were crowdfunded . i got the chance to crowdfunded. i got the chance to ask roger a few questions. here's what she had to. show opportunities. stop and tell us what you've kept, what you care about, what we're fighting against. you seem to be joining the establishment, not fighting them one of them . one them anymore. one of them. one of who ? well, the people in the of who? well, the people in the private jets and helicopters in here to tell us how to live our lives. yes, because i have many private jets. my own. yes. the point being, you have to condemn all them equally. otherwise, all of them equally. otherwise, it's right ? no all of them equally. otherwise, it's right? no . it's hypocrisy, right? no. i don't see how that's. i take anything seriously. so just i laugh all the time, so don't take it personally. do you make a show of duty to listen to different voices and opinions that differ from your own ? yo

greta thunberg join the protest and was detained twice. >> the fact that all of you are here is hope. much larger global movement, and movement for climate and social justice and racial justice. what happened here does not stay here. germany is one of the biggest polluters in the world, has enormous responsibility. the changes will not come for the people in a power, from for operations, from the so-called leaders. no, the real leaders are the people sitting in tree houses and those who have been defending, for example, for years now. the carbon is still in the ground. we are still here. as long as the carbon is in the ground, this struggle is not over. amy: this comes as the united nations secretary general has condemned fossil fuel executives for deliberately sleeting the public about the threat posed by their products after new study found exxon was aware of the link between fossil fuel emissions and global heating as early as the 70's and even before but spent decades refuting and obscuring the science in order to make maximum profits. he warned that pairs climate agreements goal

climate campaigner greta thunberg addressed the gathering on wednesday.ar, she refused to participate as an official delegate. >> we are right now in davos were basically the people who are mostly fueling the destruction of the planet, the people who are at the core of the climate crisis, the people who are investing in fossil fuels, etc., and yet, somehow, these other the people we seem to rely on solving our problems. >> alongside other activists, she presented a cease and desist letter to chief executives in the energy sector calling on them to stop new oil and gas projects. it has already been signed by 900,000 people. a day earlier, the united nations secretary-general also delivered a strong message to oil companies while in davos. >> like the tobacco industry, those responsible must be held to account. >> he was referring to a study published in the journal of science last week which found that exxon mobil scientists predict mobile warming as early as the 1970's. davos has increasingly sought to address the climate crisis, even making sustainabilit

but greta thunberg appeared again, detained and released near the german one.he mine activist appeared and the people gathered in contentment, which basically fueled the times. destruction of the planet by people who invest in fossil fuels and so on. and yet for some reason it is on them. we look forward to solving our problems. true, they didn’t let her into the forum itself, not that politicians had no time and place for ecology aleksey kvashenkin anastasia konorovskaya natalya markevich telecompanenkova. the kiev authorities began to recruit employees of the zaporizhzhya npp more often, this was stated in rosenergoatami. they said that ukrainian special services put psychological pressure on people. trying to sabotage the station, they intimidate employees and their families. at the end, they added to me that some people are afraid to work at the station as rosenergoats because of threats. they also stated that almost all major damage and they stressed that if the strikes on the territory of the nuclear power plant ceased, then the power units could be launc

hey, university for spending £24,000 on a greta thunberg . £24,000 on a greta thunberg. 24 microns bronze. they made out bronze the most neutral metal . why not just most neutral metal. why not just powders that would be better that's an insane amount. that is insane amount money and so now they're being criticised by and this is the university of winchester and they have been criticised by members of the labour society, the allotments and the sustainability society . and the sustainability society. now what is that why is there a student allotments society that terrifies me. number one i'm just amazed anyone in the jumpers down the allotment with posters of jeremy corbyn on the wall is that's a little bit weird, but they've got a point here where sounds like the university just doing virtue signalling, spending the money on this stuff and not doing what think is stuff that's going to actually help the planet. so what if they nick what if they gave that money to environmental instead they do that and instead they could do that and then have this then we couldn't have thi

her voice stuck as a voice of a generation right now. >> don't mess with greta thunberg.d way. been to davos and covered it when donald trump was there and wondered what is the president doing here? putting that to the side, do they actually accomplish anything when it comes to stopping climate change at this thing? >> yeah. i mean, you would like to hope that the sort of the heft of the people in that room, power, money they control, that the conversations moving in that direction. it's interesting, there was a dystopian novel came out a couple years ago from one of the great writers who thinks about the future on climate change and what the world would like look called "ministry of the future." in the book, davos taken hostage by youth and climate activists and held, locked into their meeting rooms for weeks, but then in the end let them go and nothing really happens. sort of a metaphor for hopelessness of these conversations when the physics out in the real world don't care who meets, promises, votes what way. just keeps moving us more towards an unpredictable planet.

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hey, university for spending £24,000 on a greta thunberg . £24,000 on a greta thunberg. 24 microns bronze. they made out bronze the most neutral metal . why not just most neutral metal. why not just powders that would be better that's an insane amount. that is insane amount money and so now they're being criticised by and this is the university of winchester and they have been criticised by members of the labour society, the allotments and the sustainability society . and the sustainability society. now what is that why is there a student allotments society that terrifies me. number one i'm just amazed anyone in the jumpers down the allotment with posters of jeremy corbyn on the wall is that's a little bit weird, but they've got a point here where sounds like the university just doing virtue signalling, spending the money on this stuff and not doing what think is stuff that's going to actually help the planet. so what if they nick what if they gave that money to environmental instead they do that and instead they could do that and then have this then we couldn't have thi

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