images of iceland greenland and the faroe islands taken from a drone. by photographer and camera man stefan foster he sets out to capture nature's finest moments. of modern art in my images and film productions trying to show people the world the way it was before humans can't fault them and how it will be after. and the way it should actually stay with human this is for me very very important for you to show nature completely on our blemished to talk to you for i can almost. the northern lights over icebergs in southern greenland. flamingos after a storm in the highlands of chile. foster spends about 7 months a year on photo safaris. i was a bit misty lied to far when people ask me how to make a beautiful landscape photo or create a great atmosphere my answer is always the same goals and more often you come to a place the better you get to know it and the better your chances are of being able to capture that special picture and that's the civic me place of the small names who can. define fausta on a hike near his hometown vienna in eastern switzerland

they fear that iceland is approaching a glacier-free future.eporter: the beauty of the glacier lagoon is breathtaking. baby icebergs bob up out of the water. it's as though time has stood still, and we are seeing the earth as it was in the great ice age. but appearances can deive. the lagoon is less than one-century-old, and it's expanding every year because of global warming. the lagoon is filled with water melting from the glacier. >> when you know what is happening here, you have a vision of, well, it is very beautiful, it is very attractive, but the glacier is disappearing. reporter: he and other glaciologists explain the glacier is retreating rapidly, leaving deep gorges which fill up with its meltwater. >> 10 years ago the glacier was here, and i just walked here, and this was the surface of the ice here. so, i remember it very clearly. reporter: the lagoon has increased fourfold since the late 1970's. >> it's quite different in these 40 years. i think it has gone back about two kilometers. and even not going back, it has also been less a

in grimur hakonarson�*s deadpan 2015 gem rams, two feuding sheep farming brothers in a secluded icelandicy are forced into common enterprise when scrapie threatens their ancestral stock. look at you, my dearies, you are beautiful. you are beautiful. but you're the best. now in directorjeremy sims' remake of ram which is available on a range of digital platforms, the chilly vistas of iceland are replaced by the sunshine of western australia with sam neil and michael caton playing colin and les, neighbouring sibling rivals who haven't exchanged much more than a grunt in years. clicks tongue. when a cull of their prize stock is ordered to prevent infection, colin decides to bend the rules and hide a few of his sheep in his house. sheep bleating. but when the authorities come calling, can the estranged brothers bury their differences? bring her in... get behind, get behind! dog barks. good dog. there you go... bring her in, yeah, good, good dog. oh, come on, stop mucking around! this is a much warmer, jollier and ultimately frothier film than its predecessor, replacing the sometimes piercing

in grimur hakonarson's deadpan 2015 gem rams, two feuding sheep farming brothers in a secluded icelandice when scrapie threatens their ancestral stock. look at you, my dearies. you are beautiful. but you're the best. now in directorjeremy sims' remake of ram, which is available on a range of digital platforms, the chilly vistas of iceland are replaced by the sunshine of western australia with sam neil and michael caton playing colin and les, neighbouring sibling rivals who haven't exchanged much more than a grunt in years. clicks tongue. when a cull of their prize stock is ordered to prevent infection, colin decides to bend the rules and height hide a few of his sheep in his house. but when the authorities come calling, can the estranged brothers bury their differences? bring her in... get behind, get behind! dog barks. good dog. there you go. bring her in, yeah, good, good dog. oh, come on, stop mucking around! this is a much warmer, jollier and ultimately frothier film than its predecessor, replacing the sometimes piercing truthfulness of the sublimely morose star with a more amiable b

glacier a warning how climate change is having a dramatic effect until the irreversible effect on iceland's famous landscape. i'm brink off it's good to have you with us making them pay e.u. foreign ministers today agreed on sanctions against 4 senior russian officials who they say were involved in the jailing of opposition leader alexina volley and the subsequent crackdown on his supporters the political agreement is expected to be formally approved by the e.u. in march it came after france germany poland and the baltic states urged the block to send a message to russia's president vladimir putin that debate in protest must be allowed in russia. alexander mad that's. i like seeing that 5. protesters in brussels reading aloud just some of the names of the nearly 400 people they say are behind bars in russia for political reasons. they gathered outside the european council headquarters ahead of monday's meeting to demand the e.u. . inside one particular case was set to be discussed in detail how best to respond to the jailing of opposition leader alexina vonnie. here in brussels today we wil

in 2013, a journalist in iceland not yet brainwashed asked a question.d why did john kerry fly all the way to iceland on a private plane? isn't that hypocritical? to our knowledge, no one covered john kerry's response. it was buried but we have it now. this is john kerry's response. >> it's the only choice for somebody like me who is traveling the world to win this battle. i believe the time it takes me to get somewhere. i can't sail across the ocean. i have to fly to meet with people and get things done. >> tucker: it's the only choice for someone like me. it's the only choice for someone like me. why do you have a 12,000 square foot house on the water in nantucket? oh, it's the only choice for someone like me. it's not a choice you are allowed to have. none of the rules apply to the people in charge. obviously. the people in charge are important. you are insignificant. that is why corporations, amazon, microsoft, apple, are seeing record profits now as your life falls apart, even if you run a small business you get arrested for trying to make a living.

with plane debris and from global warming to a glacier warning how climate change is melting away iceland's famous landscapes possibly forever. i'm bring to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome tonight europe is holding russia to account today foreign ministers of the european union agreed to sanctions against 4 senior russian officials who they say are responsible for sending opposition leader alexina volney to prison the same sins are expected to be formally approved by the e.u. in march russia has called the move unlawful. alexander mutter that's why. i like seeing that. protesters in brussels reading aloud just some of the names of the nearly 400 people they say are behind bars in russia for political reasons. they gathered outside the european council headquarters ahead of monday's meeting to demand the e.u. . inside one particular case was set to be discussed in detail how best to respond to the jailing of opposition leader alexina vonnie. here in brussels today we will discuss whether to order the imposition of a new sanctions on russi

now glaciologists in iceland are sounding the alarm over the pace of global warming and its effects on the country's glaciers melting ice has resulted in radical changes to the landscape raising concerns that iceland could be rapidly approaching a glacial free future the beauty of joke a cylon the glacier is breath taking. baby icebergs bobbed up out of the water it's as though time has stood still and we're seeing the earth as it was in the great ice age but appearances can deceive the lagoon is less than a century old and it's expanding every year because of global warming the lagoon is filled with water nothing from the bridge emma can get when you know what is happening here you know you have a lot of us and you know well it's it's very beautiful it's better. it's the glacier it's the pain. sniff good moon sun and other glaciologists explain that the glacier is retreating rapidly leaving deep gorges which fill up with its melt water 10 years ago they claimed she was here and i just walked here. and that's the surface of the ice here so i remember it very clearly the lagoon has incr

he went to iceland to accept an award for climate leadership.ere, i can't sail across the ocean, i have to fly to meet with people and get things done. but what i'm doing almost full time is working to win the battle of climate change. i'm not going to be put on the defensive. steve: of course not. joining us now to react is the president of cohen hagin consensus and the author of that book false alarm bjorn lomb borg. good morning to you. >> hi, steve he is asking us to do what he will not do. >> in some way, steve, i think you could say that kerry is showing us how hard it actually is to cut our emissions and he is leading the way. steve: exactly. >> nobody really wants to give up their car or the ability to heat or cool their home or fly. most people actually like these things. and that's why, you know, lots of people make these promises but the actual impact is going to be a lot less. steve: we love the idea of green energy but at this point fossil fuels are so much more economical, you know, you get an electric car, you plug it in. the elec

some of the energy potential of norway in the fashion that results is and the clear environment of iceland that of course our future would be assured. but. and the universities that it's already got. look at scotland's future is assured you know that i know that and what is more i'm quite convinced that in my lifetime it's going to happen the real challenge for me is do i move to scotland which is another our vet for the carbon travel area 1st of october fair thank you so much for joining me once again on the alex salmond show thanks alex professor richard murphy provides a powerful voice of clarity in reason in favor of alternative strategies for economics and politics and the famous monty python line to risk it john cleese author of the case an advice to a chartered accountant not to move straight into the danger of lying to me but to work his way towards it to be a for example banking no such fears from professor richard murphy of course who for mccain to see about kind has entered the political and economic arena in both the u.k. and in scotland into more than a few alliance along the

well those who study glaciers in iceland are sounding the alarm over the pace of global warming and its effects on the country's glaciers melting ice has resulted in radical changes to the country's landscape experts are alarmed by just how quickly iceland is approaching a potentially glacier free future. the beauty of joke a cylon the glacier lagoon is breath taking. baby icebergs bobbed up out of the water it's as though time has stood still and we're seeing the earth as it was in the great ice age. but appearances can deceive the lagoon is less than a century old and it's expanding every year because of global warming the lagoon is filled with water noting from the bridge democrat here get when you know what is happening here. you have a lot of us into you know well it's it's very beautiful truck but it's the glacier is paying. sniveled good moon sun and other glaciologists explain that the glacier is retreating rapidly leaving deep gorges which fill up with its melt water 10 years ago they claimed she was here and i just walked here. that's the surface of the ice here so i remember

sequence tradition has also been carried out in monitored in iceland for over 20 years allowing experts to conclude that the process is safe for all practical purposes and the space available underground is virtually limitless other companies in europe as well as to. in the us are catching up but it's early days and this brings us to the not so climate friendly consequences of sequestration in the absence of large incentives from governments all capture and sequestration companies are collaborating with paradoxically. big oil companies. what you need is a question you need someone that you can still take over and. one of the places still about old oil and a way that the owners of those assets can be wiling to jump names well that's a very strategic region and you go down. to use their existing outfit. at the same time putting the captured c o 2 into the ground builds up pressure and makes it easier for even more oil to be extracted in a process called enhanced oil recovery. up to 88 percent of carbon capture then sequestered at the moment is used to extract more oil and this makes inves

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glaciologist in iceland are sounding the alarm over the pace of global warming and its effects on the country's glaciers melting ice has resulted in radical changes to the country's landscape experts are alarmed by how quickly iceland is approaching a glacier free future the beauty of. the glacier lagoon is breathtaking. baby icebergs balled up out of the water it's as though time has stood still and we're seeing the earth as it was in the great ice age but appearances can deceive the lagoon is less than a century old and it's expanding every year because of global warming the lagoon is filled with water and nothing from the brave democrats get when you know what is happening here. you have a lot of us into you know well it's it's very beautiful it's better. but it's the place where this pain. snake good moon sun and other glaciologists explain that the glacier is retreating rapidly leaving deep godas which fill up with it's not water 10 years ago they place it was here and i just walked here. that's the surface of the ice here so i remember it very clearly the lagoon has increased fo

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and the top countries are north european — finland, denmark, switzerland, iceland and norway.collective happiness? i mean, i think there's something important there. i think implicit in a lot of the ways we design capitalist structures and governments and these things are these intuitions we have about what's going to mean for a good life. a well—lived life. my hope is that that's what governments are going for, right? the maximal number of people getting a well—lived life. and those intuitions, the research suggests, might be wrong. they're much more money—bound than the actual evidence suggests. and so, yes, i think countries do need to focus on gdp if they have a lot of people living below the poverty line, like, we know if you can't put a roof over your head or food on your table, that level of financial insecurity is definitely going to affect your wellbeing. but above a certain point, like, just focusing on money isn't going to affect your happiness in the way we assume. there's lots of evidence that once you get to a certain level, you don't necessarily need any more mo

one low pressure moves away — in fact, it's over iceland — and another one replaces it.his is the beginning of that really unsettled spell of weather, which will then turn very mild weather as we head into the weekend. but look at wednesday, lots of showers, outbreaks of rain heading toward some southern parts of the country. temperatures, again, fairly similar around 10—12 celsius. now, the rise in the temperature will be very significant as we head towards saturday and sunday. that's the day where in some southern and eastern areas, it could hit 17 celsius. this is bbc news. i'm samantha simmonds with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. tanks on the street, clashes with protesters and internet blackouts. myanmar�*s military leaders intensify their crackdown. america's arctic chill — large swathes of southern and central states are hit by unprecedented snow and ice. made in cuba — the covid vaccine produced by the island's state scientists undergoing clinical trials. rapping. and the rapper who's words attacked spain's monarchy and police no

celebrated climber is presumed dead muhammad ali's son disappeared while somebody in k 2 along with iceland's john snorri problem or an intensive search has been underway for the trio since they went missing in harsh winter conditions 2 weeks ago. spanish cities have seen a 3rd night of under-estimate anger over the detention of a controversial rapper more than 80 people have been arrested and at least 100 injured so far the most violent confrontations were again in barcelona where demonstrators set up burning barricades there were also clashes in the capital madrid and other cities the protest began on tuesday night after the rapper pablo house was arrested prosecutors accuse him of inciting terrorist. and insulting the king in his lyrics and tweets. well for more on this story we're joined now by journalist stephen bergen he's in barcelona stephen it's the 3rd night of clashes what's giving this outpouring of of anger or such momentum. well last night was seen to be particularly volatile certainly particularly destructive but the numbers of people taking part is holding out on tuesday and e

jillian:'s carbon footprint, 80 tons of emissions for trip from dc to iceland, 4.4 times the omissionscial jet for the same trip. here is a tweet from senator bill cassidy, quote, i am not sure flying across the world on a private jet while simultaneously trying to put the workers who supply your fuel out of a job is a winning strategy as climates are. how are people who are out of jobs supposed to feel about this. >> we can joke all we want about this but the cool thing is the biden administration led by climate envoy john kerry, at minimum for starters, 20,000 workers related to the keystone pipeline, related to the bands on federal land and other things that joe biden has done, not going to affect john kerry one bit. john kerry said they do solar technician and wind technician. that is an abstract theory years down the road. what are these people going to do next week, next month, the rest of this year, next year. there is no word for that, this is where john kerry when he ran for president was asked how many homes he owns, he couldn't recall the actual number of phones they actuall

in grimur hakonarson�*s deadpan 2015 gem, rams, two feuding sheep—farming brothers in a secluded icelandiclook at you, my dearies, you are beautiful. you are beautiful. but you're the best.

no oneul questioned whether he shall fly or slip to iceland's. it is the matter which he did it.ld not be surprised by this.le leonardo dicaprio and others all jet set around in their private jets to accept awards on environmentalism or lecture the world about the third world particularly about these issues. everybody should see this coming. i am sure this will be great comfort to those pipeline workers and those others that are being told that they will get filler job so you should be happy with the overall affecting environment of you losing your job. he is completely out of touch. that often passes with billionaires. elizabeth: critics are saying about zoom and teleconferencing. according to carrie's financial disclosures, they own their own private chartered jet company. they appear to benefit financially. i want you to listen to this. energy workers and energy sector revenues have helped the state of louisiana helped rebuild and protect your coastline. let's listen to john kennedy on this. >> you know, they have taken a specific discrete scientific problem, it is our climate

someone should ask jen psaki about that. >> dana: and greg, the reporter who asked about that, an icelandice was like hey, by the way, you are here for the climate but you are in a private jet and, you know, they are supposed to love the media, the media was kind of needling him there and now it has come back to bite him. >> greg: are you sure that wasn't pure? offsets are basically our generation's version of indulgences. as long as you can afford offsets, you can do whatever you want. let's not forget de blasio's excuse for using a motorcade to go to the gym across town with that, my climate advice is enough of a contribution that i can abuse the advice. you see, it's a canceling out of things. can i go completely off topic for a moment? >> dana: okay. >> greg: i think a bigger problem than political hypocrisy because political hypocrisy will never go away. we will do the story forever. it's a cultural hypocrisy in which the political hypocrisy is embedded. how did harvey weinstein or roman polanski or now marilyn manson get away with all of their grim assaults, even though everyone knew

. >>> i want to turn now to iceland where life is slowly returning to normal as covid appears to ease. bars are allowed to serve customers once again. gyms and pools are allowed to reopen. it comes after the country began easing restrictions in four stages since mid investigator. after a spike in new cases to mid to late october, iceland has seen a number of new infections fall with only five new cases detected in the past 14 days. >>> and coming up after a short break, parts of the u.s. are bracing for an icy, icy blast. when we come back, we'll get the latest on the winter storms hitting this weekend. e #1 pediad brand, helps keep baby's skin dry and healthy. so every touch is as comforting as the first. pampers. the #1 pediatrician recommended brand . ♪ beds get sick too protection. lysol laundry sanitizer kills 99.9% of illness-causing bacteria detergents leave behind. proven to kill covid-19 ) mucinex dm relieves wet and dry coughs. announcer >>> your smile. it's the first thing people notice about you. it's what people remember about you. if you want to have the confidence that

nobody questions said he should fly or swim to iceland. he has to fly.is manner which he did it. one should not be surprised by this other celebrities on the left, leonardo dicaprio and others all jet-set around in their private jets to accept awards for environmentalism and third world issues. everybody should see this coming. that is great comfort to the pipeline workers and others who are being peeled other people will get solar jobs, you should be happy with the overall effect of the environment of you losing your job. he is completely out of touch. that off the happens with billionaires. elizabeth: critics say what about zoom or teleconferencing? according to kerry's financial disclosures, the kerry family owns a private jet company which they appear to benefit financially. harmeet, listen to senator john kennedy of louisiana on this. he is saying energy workers and energy sector revenues have helped the the state of louisiaa rebuild and protect their coastline. let's listen to john kennedy on this. >> you know they have taken a specific, discrete,

because of breathing the cold is said to strengthen the immune system however taking a dip in an icelandic glacier would make most people's body temperature sink so low it could kill them but not jim hall and he wants to scientifically prove his method works in 2011 he was enchanted with bacteria on. a university study develops hardly any flu like symptoms unlike other test subjects. but even if there are strong indications it's yet to be proven that the hold strengthens the immune system. during more study needs to be done but i tell you the benefits are huge and the investment is very little just go into the culture i swimming isn't something threat it poses a long history here of whether this championship in finland is a game of chess or russia. or me or swim in going to meet them in the netherlands in germany this is the 3rd winter that graphic designer apparently in a school is indulging in this icy hopping air temperature and lake beds and saying in berlin it's 2 degree celsius she prepares using vim hoff's breathing technique. it still takes some real motivation and come on you can

because of breathing the cold is said to strengthen the immune system however taking a dip in an icelandic glacier would make most people's body temperature sink so low it could kill them but not jim hall and he wants to scientifically prove his method works in 2011 he was injected with bacteria as part. but university study develops hardly any flu like symptoms unlike other test subjects. but even if there are strong indications it's yet to be proven that the whole strength is the immune system. but. you're more study needs to be done but i tell you the bad efforts are huge and the investment is very little just go into a cold shower i swimming is it something fresh it boasts a long history in europe whether this championship in finland is a game of chess in russia. or i think you're swimming in favor anything in the netherlands in germany this is the 3rd winter that graphic designer carolina school run is indulging in this icy hopping air temperature at lake blitzen saying in berlin it's 2 degrees celsius she prepares using vim hoff's breathing technique. it still takes some real motivat

one low pressure moves away — in fact, it's over iceland — and another one replaces it.s is the beginning of that really unsettled spell of weather, which will then turn very mild weather as we head into the weekend. but look at wednesday, lots of showers, outbreaks of rain heading toward some southern parts of the country. temperatures, again, fairly similar around 10—12 celsius. now, the rise in the temperature will be very significant as we head towards saturday and sunday. that's the day where in some southern and eastern areas, it could hit 17 celsius. this is bbc news, our top stories: one of the world's most dangerous places, especially if you're a child. more than a50 killed or wounded in yemen's �*city of snipers�*. we've a special report. you can go from building to building here, from family to family, and hear more stories of children that have been deliberately targeted by snipers. myanmar�*s military crackdown. clashes with protesters, tanks on the streets, and harsh new punishments for those who challenge the coup leaders. emergency vaccine approval to hel

disappeared when summiting k 2 along with iceland's john snorri and chile's on problem or an intensive search has been underway for the trio since they went missing in harsh winter conditions 2 weeks ago. facebook c.e.o. mark zuckerberg has held talks with the australian government amid a dispute over the a law that requires tech giants to pay publishers for content this comes after the social media company blocked news content from its platform in australia in response to the proposals the australian government condemned the move and said facebook should follow the example of google that company reached a deal with australian news outlets just hours before the blockage. leaver has been following this controversy he's a professor of internet studies at curtin university in perth western australia and vice president of the international association of internet researchers thanks for joining us professor lieber what do you make of facebook's actions. so facebook because i just put out the big try to prove a point by blocking all news content on facebook in australia but in doing so they

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one low pressure moves away — in fact, it's over iceland — and another one replaces it.g spells of rain, weatherfronts, this is the beginning of that really unsettled spell of weather, which will then turn very mild weather as we head into the weekend. but look at wednesday, lots of showers, outbreaks of rain heading toward some southern parts of the country. temperatures, again, fairly similar around 10—12 celsius. now, the rise in the temperature will be very significant as we head towards saturday and sunday. that's the day where in some southern and eastern areas, it could hit 17 celsius. welcome to bbc news, my name is mike embley. our top stories: one of the world's most dangerous places — especially if you're a child. more than a50 killed or wounded in yemen's �*city of snipers.�* we've a special report. you can go from building to building, family to family, and hear more stories of children that have been deliberately targeted by snipers. myanmar�*s military crackdown. clashes with protesters, tanks on the streets, and harsh new punishments for those who challen

because of breathing the coldness said to strengthen the immune system however taking a dip in an icelandic glacier would make most people's body temperature sink so low we could kill them but not them hoff's and he wants to scientifically prove his method works in 2011 he was injected with bacteria as part of a university study developed hardly any flu like symptoms unlike other test subjects. but even if there are strong indications it's yet to be proven that the whole strength of the immune system. more study needs to be done but i tell you the benefits huge. and the investment is very little just go into the cold shall i swimming is it something fresh posts a long history in europe whether it's championship in finland a game of chess in russia. or near swim in trying to make it in the netherlands in germany this is the 3rd winter that graphic designer parent you know school is indulging in this icy hopping air temperature at lake blitzen saying in berlin it's 2 degrees celsius she prepares using vim hoff's and breathing technique . it still takes some real motivation and come on you can

the country, as we move from wednesday to thursday, this new area of high pressure building across icelandttling things down, it will turn dryer for all, but it'll also have some colder air wrapped into it which will affect the whole of the uk by the time we reach friday, so that really will be quite noticeable. so a few showers in the forecast for south wales, southern england on wednesday. then it turns drier and colder for all by the end of the week. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. donald trump returns to the political spotlight. the former president is due to address a conservative conference shortly, determined to maintain control of the republican party. this is the scene live at the cpac conference in orlando, florida, where conservatives and trump supporters are gathered. the united nations condemns myanmar�*s military for using lethal force against protesters, after the deadliest day in four weeks of anti—coup protests. at least 18 people are killed. police appeared to be using stun grenades, tear gas, sound booms and live rou

sequester ation has also been carried out in monitored in iceland for over 20 years allowing exports to conclude that the process is safe for all practical purposes and the space available underground is virtually limitless. other companies in europe as well as canada and the us but it's early days and this brings us to the not so climate friendly consequences of sequestration in the absence of large incentives from governments capture and sequestration companies are collaborating with paradoxically. big oil companies. what you need is a question you need so many of and. one of the best places to store that old oil and a way that the owners of those assets can be wiling up some planes well that's a very strategic in and you go down. to use their existing outfit. at the same time putting the captured c o 2 into the ground builds up pressure and makes it easier for even more oil to be extracted in a process called enhanced oil recovery. up to 88 percent of carbon capture then sequestered at the moment is used to extract more oil and this makes investing in carbon capture financially vi

he took a private jet to iceland in 2019 for an award for fighting climate change. >> if you offset thes the only choice for somebody like me who is traveling to world to win this battle. >> dana: he made the comments after he was confrontsed by reporters at the iceland event about his high polluting choice of travel. learn more about that story at fox.com. >> bill: like a general leading the charge around the world. i want to know how he offsets carbon. how do you do that? >> dana: i know people think it works. i'll pay this, where do you think that money goes? >> bill: makes you feel good, right? how do you offset your carbon? how does he do it? >> dana: he wouldn't say for somebody like me. i'm trying to solve this problem. people. >> bill: from the s.u.v. to the jets back to the s.u.v. globally. >> dana: it never ends. >> bill: new risk for the democrats if they go it alone passing the president's stimulus plan. a 2010 law mandates that any bill that adds to the national debt automatically triggers offsetting cuts to safety net programs which will put things like medicare and farm s

seacoast ration has also been carried out in monitored in iceland for over 20 years allowing exports to conclude that the process is safe for all practical purposes and the space available underground is virtually limitless. other companies in europe as well as canada and the us are catching up but it's early days and this brings us to the not so climate friendly consequences of sequestration in the absence of large incentives from governments capture and sequestration companies are collaborating with paradoxically. big oil companies. what you need is a question you need so many of and. one of the places still about old oil and a way that the owners of those assets can be wiling up companies well that's a very strategic region and to go down. to use their existing outfit. at the same time putting the captured c o 2 into the ground builds up pressure and makes it easier for even more oil to be extracted in a process called enhanced oil recovery. up to 88 percent of carbon captured in sequester the moment is used to extract more oil and this makes investing in carbon capture financiall