so sick the, the n g o is a pioneer in cameroon. it's the idea of catch on many more young people in the countries tend to benefit and the environment for benefits too. so a win win old round on next story features another solution that benefits both sides . every year countless migratory birds ginia across egypt. well, many full pre to hunters, so i mean to us taking the full approach that's good for the birds and the people who hung them. wow. well, well, yeah who? this is the story of an experiment. the main subjects are endangered birds at lake bar last in northern egypt. and on the human side, a bird hunter who like to stop. if he had another way to feed his family and an environmental us with a new idea time and we work with small tour agencies that are based in the area plus a tour of 3 to who's up for challenge. and look into why we didn't have any guide books on. i knew nothing about the birds with ok, that interest from egypt who are paying a lot to see the birds. will it be worth it? the old trying something that's brand

and finally hit russian l n g. it may cause a surprise to some folks playing along at home that they weren't actually already doing that. and maybe it would come isn't even bigger, a surprise that well, they still really aren't going to be because of russian l. n. g shipments of gas for use in europe still are not going to be impacted. what's new is that the ships that bring the rushing gas into europe and ports now just aren't allowed to transfer it to ships so that it can leave for other countries. the package includes ban on the tongue shipment of russian, l. n g to 3rd countries via the you included a probation on reload and services as well as shipped to ship and ship to show thompson this impulse going to the you are still allowed. so what's been happening is that russian gas from siberia has been coming into the you in 2 countries like france, belgium, spain, and the netherlands, and then it gets turned around and sent right over to places like turkey and china or elsewhere in southeast asia. the e u is now

the n g o built it's fast by august, then for local farmers. now they've expanded and also manufactured them for private individuals and institutions throughout the country. along with green at a g, u, n, g o, recently added organic for to lies that to his portfolio. they use the method that is simple, but very efficient. 10 the green leaves are soaked in what tab and then mixed with other organic ways such as vegetable meta or cowed, done. after several weeks besides, eliza is ready to use. the n g o also does community outreach with farmers and schools. they hope to inform us over to using organic fertilizer or even take part in producing it. donald god, or did we've been to various schools on in june the student the how to manage waste substantively and you are the young students are the foundation for the future. if this is when they finish school, they should be inspired to contribute to the 2nd. she's seeking for the fed demand . so say that all the n d o is a pioneer encumbered room. it's the idea of catch on. maybe more young people in t

n. g shipments of gas for use in europe still are not going to be impacted. what's new is that the ships that bring the rushing gas into europe and ports now just aren't allowed to transfer it to ships so they can leave for other countries. that package includes ban on the ton shipment of russian, ellen g to 3rd countries via the including the preparation and reload and services as well as ship the ship and ship to show transfers impulse into the e. u. a still allowed. so what's been happening is the russian gas in siberia has been coming into the u in to countries like france, belgium, spain, and the netherlands. and then it gets turned around and sent right over to places like turkey in china or elsewhere in southeast asia. the e u is now saying that can't happen anymore, but what is, is still entirely possible under these new rules. as for the russian l. n g to be dropped off in europe and stay there for a little while and maybe enjoy a buy gets and a rose a somewhere in a french cafe before deciding that it's no longer self with that defying as russian el

you know, for example, you're talking about this, the energy initiative guarantee that c n g is about one side, the costs of petrol. and the government has been putting a lot of effort just 2 days ago at lunch, in one of the biggest cl do centers in the country where you begin to come 5 people to use uh, you know, petroleum products. and they're also being all the efforts, you know, which that's how you can have public private partnership to drive industrialization . and he's always important lives of industrialization, a batch of the country. like i mentioned, idea, you know, this is much like weeks is fix solution. uh, this issue has been palo for years and years. you know, like you, you, you mentioned in the seventy's not there's not something you can fix or when i'd rather you have to go to the root cause of these issues and then begin to profile solutions. so somebody shows like opening up those for processing d and i was looking for alternative sources of energy, you know, renewal. the energy is currently where the, where a setting up an industrial purchase, focusing on the rene

you know, way you can collect your costs to c, n, g in about 2 hours. and you know, immediately it depends on the cost of, you know, this funding and this picture, and i'm so, so the, excuse me, i'm not sure everybody's gonna follow that when you say c, n g, that's compressed natural gas. and you're saying that the cars can be converted so that essentially they, they take c n g compressed gas, which is which means less fuel, right? people basically have to buy you less fuel to run their car. is that what that is? i miss she passed. well, not so good. this is the last not less bit cheaper. okay. let me take this back to how does that, how does that? so i'm hearing from holly. these sort of, um, meet this medium term vision for how you transition measure is economy grow the middle class. how does that sound to you sitting in my dory give them that you told us a few minutes ago. how much financial impact just buying one loaf of bread has on a say a civil service salary. you see, i think that i'm so sorry. was that living in a bubble? well, not currently li

so that essentially they, they take c n g compressed gas, which is which means less fuel, right? people basically have to buy you less the old to run their car. is that what that is? i miss she passed. well, not so good. this is the last, not less bit cheaper. okay. let me take this back to how does that, how does that? so what i'm hearing from holly, these sort of meeting this medium term vision for how you transition measure is economy grow the middle class. how does that sound to you sitting in my dory given that you told us a few minutes ago? how much financial impact just buying one loaf of bread has on a say a civil service salary. you see, i think that i'm so sorry. was that living in a bubble were not currently living in the car in reality of what kinds your has to offer mind. you're also dealing with high cost of electricity. i mean one alternative image, particularly booking image, was done tickets of campaign around, you know, the face of this obviously isn't, and there's nothing much i'm going to date. people have to go back and cut down trees just to cool and ensure

n. g entire in europe. after all, we have been through and all the efforts made to decouple under risk energy supplies. russian pipeline gas and l n g continued to be supplied to e u. countries as well as to the united kingdom, switzerland, serbia, bosnia and herzegovina, northern macedonia, europe deliberately exempted impulse of russian energy from sanctions, which it needs for heat and electricity transport in industry, and cannot get any other way. well, with an in depth lift now that how europeans are paying ever more for their energy due to the political stance of continental leads. here's ortiz, marine, the customer in europe as frustrated as it finds itself going around in circles with more data revealing about the consummate tens, caught its ties to roster. and what's more, it's growing in use dependency. but more than that, a little bit later before we begin, let's just take a few seconds to remind ourselves of the west determination and confidence that they can survive without crossing resources

it will be hard to completely stop the flow of russian l n g. we are still not completely out of the crisis, friends and boards as the most in the 1st half of this year in different russia over 600000000 euros. well, maybe that is why present macro and has been so angry lately. russia also controls nearly half of the worlds and which do radium capacity, which is of course another problem for the wes douglas present. just signed the lots of bad and points from russia box starting from 2028. so it's not looking good visits. even then the forecast is up because of these restrictions, prices will rise and once again, you know, who will end up paying for it. the structure of the international supply chain largely includes russia, not only the us here in europe. there are many water powered reactors that depend on russian fuel and services needed for further maintenance. i'm talking about the countries of eastern europe, where the percentage of nuclear energy use is very high, 3040 percent. and these countries simply need their reactors to work proper

it would mean that n g o resigned, independent media which receive more than 20 percent of the funding for, for what would need to register and have to display for an agents label. the bill was initially introduced back in 2023 by the ruling georgia in fremont policy last month. the president of georgia v to the bills, but that move was then overturned by a majority in the government. the parliament speak the claims the country has been torn into the last 2 months. the position of the radical opposition and their n g o. allies has demonstrated that there are, on one hand, the interests of the georgian people who are represented by the georgia dream party . and on the other hand, the opposition and their n g o allies acting in the interest of foreign countries. i think that it's the 1st time in modern history that we hear that. so the, the fact that people want to know more about the funding is in that sense and the fact that they want more transparency somehow against the democracy itself and also human rights. because as far as we know in democratic countries, almost all the informati

its lawyer at the center of the legal and social studies of origin, tina, along with several of the n g o is the center, has filed a complaint with the organization for economic cooperation and development, the cd against bias business practices in south america. i did wanna watch the maximum, it's based on a model of maximum profitability, but they're trying to do it to so the largest area of land that's possible without farmers but directly through machines using genetically modified seats with the package of poisons. that includes the life of states so that the land can do more and more, but it is land that keeps degrading so that no other things can be planted there, interrupted the supports and metal. according to the organizations largely based in south america, on average, more than 50 percent of the agricultural land in argentina for sale, parkway and bolivia is cultivated with soybeans. many genetically modified to withstand the effects of life the state used to kill the surrounding we. they all accuse it as a result, people in the region suffer from poisoning and serious disea

so we cannot let this past. nina holland does a research on campaign at n g o corporate to europe. it's of a tree which tracks business lobbying in europe. they were conveniently ends and ironically helped by external circumstances like the cold with crisis and the war by russia and ukraine. is that basic is fueled and you run the risk of saying we can't absolutely be cons. reduce the use of these substances right now because of, for security globally switched from syngenta is the biggest player in the pesticide market, followed by german companies, buy a and b, a ss us based pull teva, and indian some u, p l. the between 20202022 the company, spent 40400000 euros along with crop protection in agriculture, a lobbying groups, lobbying against you policies, including the proposal and another 15000000 in 2023. basically what they were fighting for was their own profits. it goes with a 50 percent reduction target, their profit to would have gone down to chesapeake as well. another major set back for campaign is, was the re approval of controversial club aside like for say within the yo

and finally hit russian l n g. it may come as a surprise to some folks playing along at home that they weren't actually already doing that. in reality, they were wrapping up in ports of russian liquefied natural gas. jumping by 41 percent between 20212023. that's according to u energy regulator data, and maybe it will come as an even bigger surprise that well, they still really aren't going to be because of russian l. n. g shipments of gas for use in europe still are not going to be impacted. what's new is that the ships that bring the rushing gas into european ports now just aren't allowed to transfer it to ships so they can leave for other countries. the package includes, but i don't trust the shipment of russian hill and g to 3rd countries via the e u, including a prohibition on reloading services as well as ship to ship and ship the shore transfers imports into the you are still allowed. so what's been happening is that russian gas from siberia has been coming into the you into countries like france, belgium, s

i'm really nervous from the n g o says he knows of european origin ships being broken up in bangladesh. i mean, it might be then very strong expression, but i mean for the last, for that guess we really have been witnessing a tragic expectation perpetrated by a wealthy elite, mostly based uh, in, in the more developed part of the world. and if you want, this is a sort of a new form of colonial. these may toxic one. these vessels evade e u regulations by being sold through 3rd parties or cash buyers before being shipped to countries like bangladesh, india and pockets done the ships change their flags to avoid compliance. george avella obtain documents indicating several vessels built locations and dates . many luck to complete ownership information before the flag change. a m d hot. see an example from a december 2021 clearance application was listed as being flagged from calmer ross during the application. however, it was previously named hunter, yes. owned by a polar shipping company and flew the flag of malta, another european country to my 0 effect. and other shipping companies base

and finally hit russian l n g. it may come as a surprise to some folks playing along at home that they weren't actually already doing that. in reality, they were wrapping up in ports of russian liquefied natural gas. jumping by 41 percent between 20212023. that's according to u energy regulator data, and maybe it will come as an even bigger surprise that well, they still really aren't going to be because russian, ellen g shipments of gas for use in europe still are not going to be impacted. what's new is that the ships that bring the rushing gas into european ports now just aren't allowed to transfer it to ships so they can leave for other countries. the package includes donald trump shipment of russian hill and g to 3rd countries via the e u, including a prohibition on reloading services as well as ship to ship and ship the shore transfers imports into the you are still allowed. so what's been happening is that russian gas for the siberia has been coming into the you into countries like france, belgium, spain, and

.■ it's n g real request to effectuate what we thought was a consensus machine-gun technology in thiske an offer today to expedite consideration of this bill next week . and so the only political decision that is being made here is by republicans supporti vast majority of americans . so if this wasn't the way republicans wanted to do this then i'm open to other . becaus passed bipartisan legislation to save lives who have joined us recently on the bipartisan sever communities act . and what we know isat whe and pass laws that make it harder for dangerous people to get their hands on dangerous weapons, weks sav urban gun deaths are down by 20. from 2020 through 2023 we saw this, sharpest decline inthe history of this cotrin 2024 mass shootings are down the same time period in 2023. we are seeing a precipitous decline in gun violence in homicides or mass shootings and i'm not suggesting the entire reason for that is the 2022 bipartisan safer communities act but you better believe that's a big part of the reason . you'd better believe when we pass laws that make i for dangerous people to

the position of the radical opposition and their n g o allies has demonstrated that there are, on one hand, the interests of the georgian people who are represented by the georgia dream party . and on the other hand, the opposition and their n g o allies acting in the interest of foreign countries. i think that it's 1st time in a more than history that we hear that. so the fact that people wants to know more about the funding center, something such as they want more transparency, somehow against the democracy itself and also human rights. because as far as we know in democratic countries, almost all the information must be visible for people. so it's one of their main rights that single see democracy brings them and i don't understand how is it convinced human rights at this point. so i think that as far as. busy the need for this mode to be withdrawn, any doesn't matter what they say or how they will achieve age. so their main goal for you, what you need is.

n. g and all those sorts of things. but this, this, as i said, this has gone on with since day one of the ukraine. and basically he basically just wants a free hand and that'll do it. i, i think the model he's looking at is during the cold war, when the west abandoned the neutron bomb, which was a bomb that would, uh, it was described as the ultimate capitalist weapon would kill people. but it's not destroyed buildings. and basically, there was a, we now know the soviet inspired movement in the west, in some genuine believers who basically abandoned work on that. i think he's trying to recreate that success with the alliance and be giving a free hands to take the parts of ukraine. he wants um, you know, and given the, uh uh, you know, as to 2 generations of defense on your investment. it may have seems like a smart bet when he invaded ukraine 2 years ago. but its looking a little less like right now. u. s. president try to buy it and his opponents all it is for the months long, hold up and approving weapons for ukraine

and on the other hand, the opposition and the n g o allies acting in the interest of foreign countries. clearly, united states has been to everybody's a internal affairs and we've seen this time. and again, we saw us involvement sag, going, going back the 2004. and then we'll see you as well as in ukraine the united states. and again, this is meant to contain russia ultimately, again, to try and guide these countries. georgia was to do that. what's the pass? that's legislation, that's their prerogative. but for the united states then to come in externally as well as the e u. n. n interfere and the internal deliberations of another country, i think is an outrage whether or not you agree with the law. we would not like it. if someone came in and try to dictate to us about how to kind of pass our legislation, we tell them to take a hike. this is direct interference in the um, in, in, in the consent of governments. internal affairs, you know, very, very serious way. we, you start threatening the lawmakers with sanctions because of a law like united states doesn't like that. this outrages a

n. g and all those sorts of things. but this, this, as i said, this has gone almost since day one of the ukraine. patrick, he basically just wants a free hand and that'll do it. just the final thought to nato allies have allowed you trying to strike russian territory the west and supplied weapons in response to it has suggested that russia might supply long range, conventional weapons to other states to hit western targets. but at the end of the day, europe isn't about to back down. so it was putting, going, but this, you know, i, i think again, he's trying to, i, i, i think the model he's looking at is during the cold war, when the west abandoned the neutron bomb, which was a bomb that would, uh, it was described as the ultimate capitalist weapon that would kill people, but it's not destroyed buildings. and basically there was a, we now know a soviet inspired movement in the west and some genuine believers who basically abandoned work on that. i think he's trying to recreate that success with the alliance and be giving