environmental groups minimize the costs of implementing the kyoto accords.business groups are concerned that such measures would hurt growth and raise the unemployment rates. the key economic lesson here is that resources are, indeed, limited. this means that we need to figure out cost-effective ways of dealing with global warming, as well as all the other problems facing our global society, including but not limited to poverty, disease, education, and national security. the good news is that we have made progress over the last couple of decades in improving the environment. few people would disagree that further improvements are needed. however, the benefits of these improvements need to be balanced against their costs. one challenge for both the supporters and opponents of the kyoto accords is to come up with better, and less exaggerated, estimates of the costs and benefits. america didn't get dirty overnight, and it's not going to be totally pure tomorrow. but thanks to citizen protest and government response, the country's environment is cleaner and heal

this will tell and the haitian capital kyoto. restaurant staff received official roles for syndication best cheer the survey says she was the manner which does not contain any alcohol. they used to drink it with templates for most when customers. these airports are new in japan. tourism market is definitely expanding. who will make efforts to create more new items for them so that we will have more muslim customers. japanese prime minister abhisit said he aims to double the number of foreign tourists to twenty million by the year twenty twenty. pinto to hold the olympic games. the force to cater to guests of various religions and customs building a new course in parts of japan sexes. rundle title. list your world. osaka residents of the centro of central chile debtors are cleaning up after a massive wildfire our meteorologist jonathan owen has more on that jonathan. he has a devastating fire that was fanned by high in wins over the port city of valparaiso in central chile. that ended that destroyed at least two thousand homes and

we met the kyoto protocol alleges because gas is so much better amid some much less carbon dioxide than coal. there have clearly been some big global benefits. i actually think the real challenge and opportunity comes with renewables. when you start talking about adding renewables and most people would agree we would love to go to a place where we have 30% renewables on the grid on a regular basis. renewables come and go. when the sun is not shining and the wind is not blowing in need something to back, and natural gas is incredibly good at that. and madigan coal or nuclear. better than coal or nuclear. you can imagine a lot of renewables, more than we have now and natural gas to back it up and we are producing fairly inexpensively the kind of energy this society expects with a lot fewer emissions. there are some challenges out there. you brought methane leakage and that is a legitimate issue but that is one of the things i want to talk about. the energy boom is an incredible opportunity for jobs, to transform the country, but also an opportunity to really think where do we want to be i

the kyoto and it is going to the orthopedic doctor told my husband to go to the neurologist on me that there isn't one. i find no registered a complaint. i was told the examination reports are too old to now we have to start from the beginning again. will you. there is another way. tcs protest and i can presume state system the health authority send people to see the sights and taking the treatment the service offered by the organization is to welcome means of helping to shape a couple of months of laundry sometimes the eye after waking to the shalom they get appointments and received the diagnosis in the uk. how do you want to re re inventing the healthcare system to create one in which most structures and human approach can be brought together all one is also a well balanced mix of the medical staff technology and organization. but those in kindergarten. the college was born in brazil but raced in japanese tradition. he says his work requires both japanese disciplined campers and warmth. they want is probably losing battle against cancer. he decided to become a doctor and to improve

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kyoto rainy weather will continue across the korean peninsula. plenty of sunshine on sunday. all right, across the south we are watching a tropical depression further east of the philippines. this is a tropical depression at this moment but will likely become a tropical storm. if it does so the name would be papai. it could pass palau and head for the southern philippines in the next couple of days. the forecast could change. we'll keep you posted on the storm's progress. across the americas, severe weather is happening over the eastern parts of the u.s. we have a report of eight tornadoes in parts of texas, illinois, as well as the upper midwest. this is due to three air collision. one is from the gulf of mexico. the other is from the north, cold air, and warm and dry air across the west. this is causing quite severe weather. this is the report on your thursday. hail the size of a baseball, and even a grapefruit was reported in some areas. and on friday, the risk will shift towards the east. there will be the potential for more tornadoes, damaging winds, ooze well as large h

for developing a new legally binding international treaty that will replace a nineteen ninety seven kyotoprotocol which expires in twenty twenty. tuesday's dan collins has more. use rain forests mountains and deserts making one of the most megabytes of those countries in the world that's precisely what makes it so vulnerable to climate change and says its minister for the environment the ideal occasion for an international summit on the mats are a little detail he would rule in place when one of the fact that drew is a very vulnerable country to climate change the fact that historically its headquarters which had known how to adapt to climb active variability plus the fact that in the press and it showed an important climactic responsibility means it will be a very good host for the c o p twenty oh one u for a source of funds is seventy percent of the world's tropical last year's june of two fox control rising global temperatures the thunder boomers. climate change throughout has been created church no longer climb the glaciers rather they're given a guided tour showing them how much they

also an interesting research in kyoto was conducted where also analyzing the nativity people were caught trying to get closer and closer to being able to decipher shin injuries which certainly odd is that also pretty interesting type of research into going green communication this is something that so far scientists were able to do with not just my mind was an experiment conducted in the last twenty one scientists was able to control the emotions of another one. using the internet and it wasn't very accurate. all this is very prestigious as the mechanism that type of the bring it in the research that me and then show me the means to mining capabilities in sydney the technology is not anywhere close. so far to being involved in an act of bikes that were getting first graders into what it is that the universe might be able to do and then in ten years' time. but for now nearing entire they were free to think what we want our ri ri break but were getting there i mean. discussion of race over whether the technology it can be of good thing or bad thing for humanity in a long term. being discus

can kyoto be more productive by using manual work over machines? talk to us about these goals. iskamesama in japanese. i'm doing my best to brush up on my vocabulary. at person we spoke with toyota, at the oldest plant in japan is a half-century veteran of the company. he is really one of their gurus when it comes to the toyota production system, which for so long was such a vexing system for other automakers and manufacturers in general. thisa has always had advantage on its competitors in the automotive industry from a manufacturing excellence perspective. the big believe is on developing people. what they're doing here in japan is at about 100 places throughout the plants reverting to manual labor, putting it back into the hands of people, and really making sure they are the .asters of their machine rather than letting the machines be their master, if you will. >> are they the only carmaker going in this direction, wanting more skilled workers instead of machines? -- it is ay different approach across the automakers. typically, you pay a skilled workers quite a bit more than

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their pledge is to meet or beat the kyoto promote to protocol en standards in that you are governments and press the federal government and state governments to improve greenhouse gas emissions policies. with over 1,000 miles of coastline, florida is at serious risk from sea level rise. according to the world resources institute, of all the people and all the housing in america threatened by sea level rise, 40% is in florida. 31 former and current mayors from texas have also signed on to the climate agreement. texans are waking up to the threat of climate change. a recent poll showed that roughly 5 5% of texans say the united states should reduce greenhouse gas emissions regardless of whethe whether ort other countries do the same. kansas governor sam brownback, our former republican colleague from this chamber, understands the benefits of cleaner energy. he fought to keep in kansas his state's renewable portfolio standard, which encourages utilities to ramp up generation of renewable electricity. the standard has already helped create thousands of kansas jobs. governor steve beshear o

it would be an advantage to kyoto and all those other companies if gm is smeared. that is a bad say thing, but the way they carry on about this, i guess is because bailout.e it is kind of silly to me. i was good to ask if there is any hearing -- and a connection between this hearing and the bailout. there will be a senate hearing, but today staring at her clock is from a subcommittee of the house energy and commerce i'm going toler: make sure i watch that. closer republican guys they do real -- they are wild. i tell you. it is strange that the media and the people in this country want to try to destroy gm. there have been automobile recalls an accident. all that. denying host: the question is do unto year from legislators? upler: someone did not step just like you guys have a few minutes ago, and takes responsibility. all you can do is find out who did not take responsibility, what was a process. it probably had a process in place. companies have processes in place. someone just failed to follow through on the correct rosses. i think it is the lady head of gm right

future analysts and experts and scientists are certainly debating that also an interesting research in kyotowas conducted where also analyzing brain activity people were trying to get closer and closer to being able to decipher human dreams which certainly is also a pretty interesting type of research also to a brain communication this is something that so far scientists were able to do with just mice but there was an experiment conducted in the u.s. where one scientist was able to control the motions of another one using the internet and it wasn't very accurate. all of this is very in the first stages but they're saying that this is the type of bring it to the research that leave be able to lead to mind reading capabilities and certainly the technology is not anywhere close so far to being able to do that we're getting first sort of glimmers into what it is that the universe might be able to do in the in the nearest time but for now i'm here you and i are ok we're free to think whatever we want with our all right well so far all right but we're getting there you know there's lots of discuss

all our instruments to restore order yet back in february call billed condemned the same argument kyoto accord which is government made it's not clear whether washington and its allies in europe are making any significant efforts in advising kiev to take into consideration the will of those in the eastern part of ukraine those who want greater autonomy those who are very unhappy about what happened in kiev and to feel their voices are being dismissed just because their production in washington i'm going to check on our team now in a phone conversation with brock obama president putin urged the u.s. to use its influence to prevent the bloodshed so far the white house says lisa aid to ukraine is not on the table but at the same time there are voices in the secretary of state administration say the option is certainly being considered the crackdown an activist in the east is viewed as an anti terror operation with a term often used by washington to justify its geopolitical goals as international affairs analysts arrive sort of we're all rich believes. what makes me very apprehensive mr hal