korea labs was set up by uncle kumar. and. in 2014. incubated at the indian institute of technology in delhi korea labs is working with farmers in how they are now and punjab to make crop residue profitable and prevent it from being burnt the startup has developed the technology to manufacture tableware like plates and bowls from the crops which in its original form has no market value the end product is eco friendly and cheaper than its plastic counterparts. after collecting that a straw from the fields has to be job done in 2 small pieces and then. then it is the main where it will be washed all the garden the sound that comes along with it will be washed over. and so far the founders are doing most of the work on their own to clean the rice straw the use the normal washing machine. some chemicals added in order to loosen the fibers. then the rice straw is steamed and turned into a paste. the founders called the beast. this is what gets processed into table with. korea labs is working on another innovation to decentralize operations

korea labs innovation could be one solution to the air pollution problem in india. every one of us has a couple of bridges made from now if. you can examine the market on the supply side of it so our technology. will actually connect the. dots to do. and provide one or to be compensation to the farmers. if the technology is adopted on a large scale $20000000.00 tons of you could be turned into eco friendly plates and bowls. engineers and scientists around the world coming up with creative solutions on how to clean out more frequently some of them are almost artistic and some get inspired by nature. probably in currents of water with micro alkie spirulina swirling around in it. this was the alkie folliot expo in milan 2015 designed by the italian architects marco paoletti and cloudier per square all. hollow structure was home to countless micro which function as photosynthesis machines they absorb c o 2 from the atmosphere and oxygen a.p. air in return the same team also collaborated on this curtain installation at the climate innovation summit in dublin last year ea

korea, quote, imminent. new satellite images from planet lab so another concerning developed into north korea.d to making long-range nuclear missiles has expanded, the same place he visited before his last long-range missile test in november 2017. this month north korea performed two engine test says it did ahead of those long-range losses two years ago. one military expert says any new test won't make a difference. >> he is trying to upset things and make something happen. firing a missile, testing a nuclear weapon, none of those things will work in his favor. >> north korea's last long-range missile test in 2017 to 2700 miles into space, 10 times higher than the orbit of the international space station and capable of hitting washington dc but north korea never demonstrated the ability to put a word into space and back down to earth in one piece. at the pentagon, fox news. >> donald trump will wish a merry christmas to our troops stationed overseas on this christmas eve, so sorry. >> i'm so excited to say this. by videoconference tomorrow law go where he is spending the holidays. last month t

natural gas to south korea and japan so there is a lot of potential to develop the asia pacific market in support of the development of russian far east and isn't siberia in russia china has lab sanctions on a number of u.s. nonprofit organizations and also put any u.s. navy visits to hong kong on hold the move comes in retaliation for some recent steps by washington which are viewed by beijing as hostile. indeed it may family sponsor america's unreasonable behavior the chinese government has decided to suspend all u.s. navy and afterwards visits to hong kong china will also impose sanctions on the national endowment for democracy national democratic institute for international affairs international republican institute human rights watch freedom house and other n.g.o.s are actively involved in the hong kong riots as to when it will end it depends on america's behavior. all this comes hard on the heels of trouble signing a new law last week the hong kong human rights and democracy act legislation when it sanction any chinese in hong kong officials believed to be involved in human rights violations in the special administrative region that decision was met with a jubilation by

fair to say that north korea has a more robust nuclear program than it did before president trump met with kim jong-un? >> absolutely. for a story we had, used to run the national lab u.s., and his estimate is they now have enough fuel for 38 nuclear weapons. well, that's up from somewhere between 20 and 30 before the singapore summit. so it's been a pretty significant increase. and the president failed to get a nuclear freeze in return nar meeting. and i think that turns out to have been a big mistake. >> when president trump says they fell in love over these beautiful letters that they've exchanged, what has he gotten out of it? >> he's gotten the freeze on missile and nuclear test. they have not tested since november of 2017. that's not a small thing. because the missile tests in particular are important if you're going to keep your program moving forward. and they haven't yet proven that a warhead could re-enter the atmosphere and hit its target and put up with all of the heat and vibration that comes with re-entry. but that's all these right lane g -- he's really gotten out of pit. i think kim has played him brilliantly. >> all right. next topic. thap is what

korea's a welcome. >> doctor samantha ravich as the chairman of the ftc center and providing leadership of the transformative cyber innovation labs and economic warfare conduct. he's also a senior adviser at fdd and on the fdd center of financial power and she also serves as vice chair and the presidents intelligence and was appointed to the congressional and the solarium commission and a member of the advisor group she shares artificial intelligence. when do sleet? (laughs) doctor nicholas eberstadt holds the henry went economy at the american enterprise institute worse researches the rights and graphics and more specifically on international security in the peninsula and asia and a senior adviser to the bureau of asian research and a member of the board of directors for the committee for human rights in north korea. last but certainly not least you heard from david maxwell he's a senior fellow here at fdd. 30 year veteran of the united states army and senior staff and has taught the national college. my plan here is to give you the lay of the land and it's about a 30 minute discussion. then at around 1:00 will open up the audie