manon, like many young — colours. and cute ears. manon, like many young people _ colours.ent or footprint of her clothes. do you think forjapanese and the people that they�*re becoming more a way of sustainability and wear their clothes might come from? i sustainability and wear their clothes might come from? i think so. vintaae clothes might come from? i think so. vintage shops _ clothes might come from? i think so. vintage shops are _ clothes might come from? i think so. vintage shops are getting _ clothes might come from? i think so. vintage shops are getting more i vintage shops are getting more popular injapan. vintage shops are getting more popular in japan-— vintage shops are getting more popular in japan. because they are so cool. popular in japan. because they are so cool- and _ popular in japan. because they are so cool. and also _ popular in japan. because they are so cool. and also i _ popular in japan. because they are so cool. and also i wear _ popular in japan. because they are so cool. and also i wear vintage i so cool. and also i wear vintage denim that my

this is manon. a generation z pop icon and fashion influencer.ur of tokyo's street fashion. cheers! you don't need the filter, i do! lots of pink around and bright colours. and cute ears. manon, like many young people here, deeply cares about her clothes' environmental footprint. do you think that particularly forjapanese younger people, for japanese younger people, that forjapanese younger people, that they are becoming more aware of sustainability and where their clothes might come from. i think so. vintage shops are getting more popular injapan because they are so cool. and also, i wear the vintage denim that my friends re—make. amazing. yes! this is the only one for me, i feel so special when i wear vintage clothes. reusing and upcycling clothes is important for reducing waste, but really it is a drop in the ocean. if the fashion industry is going to become carbon neutral, it has to go a lot further and reinvent how it makes its clothes. so, i'm back on the road — this time to a rural yamagata, area 250 miles north of the capital where it sta

is the largest island of the sakhalin region , in addition to it, it also includes small islands of manonhe entire kuril archipelago, however, the plane is not the only way to get to this region. you can go here by water from the khabarovsk territory on the ferry, which moors in the city of kholmsk, these ferries are daily and year-round. i was on sakhalin just by water, though my acquaintance with the islands. he started a little from the other side of the north, and he reached yuzhno-sakhalinsk, the current capital. only after 2 months the place - it was then far from being central, it seemed, just vladimir in honor of one major named vladimir, who was in charge of hard labor. residents 91 55 m and 36g owners 46, of which 19 live as grandmothers and give cows themselves. well, you entered every house. here with each and every met the person personally. and probably, they didn’t even think that 100 years would pass, and this island would be strongly associated with you. for every second. yes, for every first one it seems that sakhalin will remember chekhov, they will say chekhov will rem

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live now to manon aubry, a french european mp for the leftist party france unbowed, joining me now fromis. you joining me now from paris. were at that protest toi explain you were at that protest today. just explain what was going on and why it was important for you to attend. it was important for you to attend. it was important for you to attend. it was important because there was a young activist there to call upon the shareholders and tell them very clearly you shouldn't sacrifice our future. and when we were trying to engage with some of the total shareholders, it is not only me with a member of parliament they have been insulting, but they have been insulting democracy, insulting the planet because you have recorded that total is one of the biggest energy companies in the world. we need to be in line with the paris agreement and not destroy the planet, and they are forcibly displacing more than hundred thousand people in tanzania and uganda. and all have thatjust tanzania and uganda. and all have that just to tanzania and uganda. and all have thatjust to make profits at the price o

landscape as we move forward -- liz: in fact, on friday our guested had said it's now not fang, but manon -- you know, these sort of strung together initialses of all of it. let me just tell you what is hitting the tape. tiktok has filed a federal lawsuit existence the montana -- against the state of minnesota in a court filing. so, obviously, montana has banned the use of tiktok. now, that's a whole ball of wax that you start to put president together or an entire jar of scorpions you met out, when a state is banning a web site kind of thing. how do you think that affects meta if this is an aclu issue and a free speech and let me search what i want issue and tiktok survives or at least drags out its ability to live here in the united states? >> well, remember this really gained some momentum when the government banned tiktok on a lot of government devices. and so i fine it really odd that the -- find it really odd that the government takes the position we don't want it on our devices, but we're okay with the citizen citizen -- citizens in the u.s. having it on theirs. to me, that makes a

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