my journey can be carbon neutral with net 0 implications for the quantity carbon offsets net 0 carbon neutral. all of these catch phrases, these labels, they found too good to be true. not because they are with climate breakdown is the existential crisis about age. in fact, it's been the more serious threat to life for at least a couple of generations. but now it finally reached a point where a majority of governments and populations agree that this is a monumental issue. and if you listen to politicians and corporate leaders, it seems that pulling out all the stops, making ambitious pledges to slow down. if not hope, the destruction of our planet. europe will be the world's 1st climate neutral continent. net 0 emissions and that's 0 by 20. 50 near you. little so here are the softly, she said, huggles becoming a net 0 emissions energy business by 2050, 2030 for our restaurants. no impact on the planet. we're completely net 0. we're completely neutral. those promises sound great, but when you pull apart the language, those key phrases and turns things get a little murky. it is importan

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business in the net 0 industry is booming. amazon, you lever, disney, google sex, and shell a some of the largest companies using offset programs to reach this sustainability goals. google is the 1st major company to eliminate our n pair carbon legacy co. now well with all m i l. calon. now 1st net 0, c o 2 concrete world 1st certified carbon neutral commercial vehicle engine oil. these companies and the people managing their offset programs, sound really convinced about the value of their campaigns. we are going to keep improving and why we do that. we're also going to offset our remaining emissions from today. we are offsetting all the carbon emissions from our fly with any remaining emissions that you cannot eliminate with real change you are agreeing to do offsets. now if by this point you think the whole cobb and offset net 0 obsession is an elaborate route created by big corporations as a destruction and diversion tactic, we wouldn't be completely wrong. big business, especially big oil, has played a significant role in

net was just he was sold the time more. mm hmm. and so he actually physically by name, embodied the of virginia. his name of nat turner changed to nat more. but tom moore allowed to keep his name. turner and why do you think he did that? i think tom moore probably felt that net was an asset to him. he could get extra money in from him, from his preaching as well as from some of the the neighborhood. he could also higher nat out. he hired him out to other farms to do metalworking to do you know farming work to do specific, you know, things like that. so moore could realize economics that was an advantage to let net keep name. mm hmm. do you think he ever feared with matt having so much and being able to read that there would be what ultimately came? i don't think so, because tom will only own nat from 1822 to 1828 when he died. six years, six years. and then when he died, tom moore's youngest only son, putman, moore, who was about six years old, five or six years old, inherited a net property. mm hmm. and he became nat's new owner.

net now covers the entire balloon. the long drain has dropped below balloon. this magnificent craft made first flight in america and ascension in philadelphia by pierre blanchard, better known as jean pierre blanchard, the prominent french airliner. 1830. back to the half net, but the yellow ring remains below the balloon. charles durand, owner and pilot was the first native born american aeronaut scientist, philosopher and daredevil. in 1859. this balloon set a world distance record that stood for 40 years. and missouri to new york, 809 air miles in about 20 hours. john wise was the owner and pilot famous, an early american aviation firm. looks like he's got a boat there. that's something new. professor in the civil war used a double ring, allowed ring and a basket ring one on his finger for luck. and the basket itself is fairly small when having didn't need to carry supplies and navigating instruments, he was not going anyplace, just and looking. world. one brought a balloon of radically different a captive balloon c

get the money yourself to earn money on nets mrs. olga bakes gingerbread cookies and sells them in the shevchenkivskyi grove, where she works as a housekeeper, all, all, the armed forces of ukraine, public activity volunteer began when she was young, she took part in all ukrainian revolutions, all revolutions, first hunger strike on granite, later in 1989, when independence was gained in the 1990s, 1989-1990s, later orange, 2004. well, the revolution of dignity website has a lot of stories to remember about it and the album with photos we can see here, it is clearly visible kyiv against moscow and the farewell wreath washed russia was not worn around kyiv by ms. olga and still keeps a small box with precious trinkets that contained her revolution of dignity from the maidan to yanukovych's resignation is my maidan card, my maidan certificate, maidan nevsky, who are the participants of the maidan and the little pebbles , the woman urges to do at least one small thing every day for the defenders, to join in the weaving of swamp mares an

his net approval lading is minus eight.r like hakeem jeffries, his rating is -- kevin mccarthy is considerably worse condition with the people in the electorate that either had could team jeffries or joe biden. the fact, is kevin mccarthy in today's day and age, for someone that's not well known. it is quite unpopular. >> wow. what else have you been doing lately? >> what also i've been. doing i'm crunching the numbers. i went into my archive. that's where i found -- i was so surprised at how weak the numbers were. and, remember kevin mccarthy tried to become speaker in the mid 2010s. and he couldn't get the votes. and this is another example. paul ryan came and save the day back. than but at this particular point, all the republicans in our leadership who could replace some have gone audios, amigos, goodbye. -- smoking cigars on the golf courses. paul ryan's like, thank autumnal under. they're kevin mccarthy's alaska malik. ends and at this point, we see a good reason for. that it's really hard to get 200 -- amongst republ

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according to ifrs, net profit will be exactly above 10 billion rubles.e business plan for 23, the net profit under ifrs is set at the level of 78.3 billion rubles. and now, with regard to economic forecasts for the year 23, according to the basic scenario of the opening of gdp to continue to decline a little bit, inflation will drop to 4.5% by the end of the year. the key rate will be reduced to six and a half percent. and the price of the url will be about 70 dollars per barrel. well , the head of the opening at the moment told the financial situation. opening mikhanov we'll take. i think that the situation here has fundamentally changed and we are uh fifth in terms of net worth. perhaps , that is, it must be said that even we will not fully know, perhaps this position is, and uh, significantly higher in terms of capital. uh, the bases, we have preserved and increased the regulatory capital - this is russian capital, everything here is russian. uh, russian reporting and even with such e capital. uh, we have absolutely unique capital adequacy ratios. uh,

"net zero by 2050, blah, blah, blah." "net—zero, blah, blah, blah."re are people who say, looking at what you've done over the past four years, that one of the dangers of your approach to politics is you create a cynicism about politicians. glad you are laughing because not what the politicians are laughing. i mean, people say that, "the thing about greta thunberg "is that she makes people think that all politicians "are rubbish, useless, blah, blah, blah." yeah. what do you say to that? one third of our anthropogenic co2 emissions have been emitted since 2005. that's then the progress, they said, should not be dismissed as a "blah, blah, blah." of course, all of politicians are not evil. i have never said that, i don't understand where that comes from. there are many who are trying, but overall, the people who are in power have been moving us in the wrong direction. would you ever go into politics? i don't want to! why? don't you feel an obligation, a duty? i mean, i don't want to. laughs. because it feels like that world is so toxic. but also, the m

in this way, we swam at the same time up to 200 m² of net, the frames for the net were different forthe entire library and even when it warmed up the northern side of the fortification plane, we were the very lanterns and we wove such huge nets for airplanes for tanks and accordingly at that moment it was already clear that i would not be able to go to my girls and be a cog. no , i would have to stand there as the spanish journalists called commandants. i dressed myself. at first it was very disturbing, and then i realized that i am not going anywhere in that place. i will not go anywhere. and now i feel very natural in this process. the only thing is that when farewells to heroes pass under our windows, i every time there seems to be some kind of failure, but then i feel that it is so layered and my anger grows even more from it. i am even more passionate about work so that things happen that will at least bring our joint victory a millimeter closer in the last 5 years. with my friends, i co-organized the all-ukrainian forum of military writers they came to it as veterans, in fact,

after the end of hostilities, i have a net with balls.sson started at 9:30 near the school. this is the best advertisement when a trainer with swords stands near the school, and here , when he collected everything in a week, here 40 here 40 people, about 20 boys. state. it was very weak, i will say, weak psychological eyes are burning, but in fact, well, they returned to life and the parents saw how wild their basement became worse after the basement, the children became different. wrote an ad children came gifts sports books for free point when we gathered the people tatyana calls her promising students strict, but with care, weak ones for a full-fledged final of a dance rental of five dances. need to tighten endurance in mariupol gradually people they also forget the stress they experienced, but it immediately became clear that the recovery of an athlete is not only a physical form, but also a comfortable psychological state worked. peter moscow took away the children in the summer. they took them out on excursions for recovery and they

in this way, we wove at the same time up to 200 m² of nets, the frames for the nets were different for library, and even when it warmed up, the north side of the fortification plane, we were the lanterns ourselves, and we wove such huge nets for airplanes for tanks and, accordingly, at that moment it was already clear that i would not be able to go to my girls and be a cog. no , i would have to stand there as the spanish journalists called commandants . i understood that i am not going anywhere in that place. i will not go anywhere. and now i feel very natural in this process, the only thing is that when the farewells to the heroes are passed under our windows, i feel a kind of sadness every time, but then we feel that he is so charming and from him grows my even more rage for work, for things to happen that would bring our joint victory even a millimeter closer in the last 5 years. with my friends, i co-organized the all-ukrainian forum of military writers, they came to it as veterans, in fact now they are fighters again of the armed forces of ukraine and my great incentive is they ar

zero. you green building net zero. the know, the sporting clip as the controller, should controller, they should be demanding that the carbon emissions the equivalent emissions is the equivalent carbon build a new carbon emissions to build a new property the equivalent of property is the equivalent of thatis property is the equivalent of that is 50 years of operating an existing building. you'll much better off if you carbon emissions are your target you're much better off refurbishing property than you are building new. you have to refurbish and if you're going to refurbish you should actually reduce the burdens on refurbish but not increase them. no, i've got fundamentally, fundamentally a great and just everything around refurbishment. it's just it's obvious to anyone who's basically i've had done any work in this area redo refurbish something that's already there . something that's already there. and as long as there's proper support for kind of upgrading emissions and all the rest of it, it's much quicker, it's mu

well, the tail part is just stuck in the net. that 's one of the possible options. well, the russians now very often use what. well, in principle, they should use the names. these are the so -called two-level trenches . what is this? m along the top, not only the camouflage net is stretched, it is possible to arrange some kind of overlap, so this caponir has two entrances, both in front and behind, and in order to leave to fulfill the assigned combat task, it is possible to arrange the most ordinary trench for the second level shootings, er, they left that buried caponer, fired two, three, four shots, and after that they hid, er, in the sunken caponer for shelter, first of all, it is very difficult to detect, and secondly, it will still protect, including defensive ammunition this is one of the ways, and the second way is , after all, the organization of interaction on the battlefield. so , this timely e-e means warning tank crews and tankers about the use of unmanned aerial vehicles by the enemy, so that the tankers could leave in a timely manner after completing t

the net holdings of large speculators, meaning inst institutional money managers they were net long 230,000 contracts to put into perspective back in 2018 they were holding 700,000 net long contracts. last year, the net long position went as high as 600,000 contracts. this year it was still almost 400,000 contracts. they reduced the long position dramatically in a fairly short period of time which is why when you hear sometimes the term the recent oil selloff described as a speculation liquid event that's what we had as garner notes, you see the oil bulls getting wiped out, that's positive you got to go back to 2016 to find a period where large speculators wound down the net long positions when we got to that level, the oil futures quickly rallied from the low 30s to the high 70s before rolling back over again that is why garner believes most of the liquidation could be behind us and if we get any more positive action we had today, those same sellers might feel compelled to buy again that would be purely out of fomo who would happen is they'd say i'm not missing this wouldn't be surprised i

they sew camouflage nets for equipment.of the premises were provided by the local society of disabled people. the equipment was provided by neighboring enterprises. the size of the camouflage net is 6x3 m. at least three of these, therefore, if materials are available , volunteers will be provided with work for several months ahead. well, while the volunteers have to literally sew together scraps of fabric, materials are categorically not enough, the military asked the volunteers for 20 such nets, but it is not ready yet. even half of the material is missing. we take only scraps from the sewing enterprises and try to make what we need out of them. here the girls are sewing everything two two pieces into one. and this is a very laborious work and it turns out that we are one network we can make a week. and despite the fact that we could make this network in one day, while the volunteers buy material at their own expense, but we hope for the help of sponsors, if we manage to establish uninterrupted supplies, they will be able

yeah, so this latest case involves a 53 year old ration. billionaire, who's net worth was estimated to be around $20000000000.00. now he was the founder of the 4 x club and the president of the liberty group known as a crypto currency entrepreneur. now when it comes to his death so far, what we know is that he died in a helicopter crash where he was the only passenger. now the reports are saying that this helicopter crash in the middle of the afternoon that it was a clear day, clear skies outside and that the pilot was very experience. reports of also said that there was supposed to be a 2nd passenger on board that helicopter, who decided to back out at the last minute. so a lot of questions there as to how that helicopter crash in the 1st place and who that other passenger was. and of course, why they decided not to take the trip. of course, as we know, this isn't the 1st high profile death in the crypto currency world that happened that has happened over the last 2 months. can you give us some more information about the circumstances surrounding the previous ones? yes, so just over a

technology, the net was pulled into a closed bag, and from this giant net, live fish were unloaded ontont for processing , now they are returning to this method. although it is difficult for successful fishing, there are many factors to consider, maintaining purse trade must be taken into account. uh, school speed, school direction, uh and wind speed. uh, if these factors are not taken into account, then you can simply lose the net a few years ago in the kremlin for special labor merits. sergei antonov received the star of the hero from the hands of the president of the country. he stands at the origins of the renaissance of the ivasiya fishery it is under his leadership. again , purse gear was created from scratch; now antonov teaches the younger generation of fishermen the intricacies of this type of fishing for purses and nets. weaved here especially for fishing it took a year and a half for the far east and russia to create gear over kilometers long; today, new, in fact, well-forgotten old gear, is successfully used during fishing, and vasya, meanwhile, according to scientists in th

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all made by volunteers, displaced people, the most people in the hall where they weave camouflage netsom kharkiv is proud of the fact that in 8 months of the great war she wove more than 20 km of nets, it is impossible to sit at home psychological traumas, i want to do something for the front , everyone's heart aches. behind their native home , they do not sit idly by in a temporary shelter. they do what they can to return to their hometowns as soon as possible. they must go home. they will run for victory from cherkasy. olga kosenko, oleg klymenko, we are ukraine, the marathon is the only news according to forecasts weather forecasters expect warming in ukraine in the coming days, but with precipitation, the roads will remain slippery last day only in the kirovohrad region, emergency workers saved about fifty people who were injured 9 trucks, a bus and five passenger cars had to be pulled out through the ice, a bus and five cars. in one of the cars there was a family with a baby. the rescuers took them to the nearest unbreakable point in the dnipro. because of the ice, the real transp

and finally, the way to stop messing waste and capture at a low net cost. because today, the industry is focused only on how to manufacture weapons to ukraine because they the lack of weapon grain because they thought the with the we in the west. we believe that the war is not going to last for the last for a long. so what we have done is we started to send all our weapons and reserves to ukraine, thinking is going to and quickly now we are tackling the strategic reserves in that, in dangers every single nation, including the night, the states because the war is still going on so we have done our industry 1st because we don't have enough energy in europe to give it for civilian use. so in the u. k, they talking about cutting down did exist in for 3 to 4 hours in germany for 2 hours. here in france, they cut it from time to time. today, the r o q on guys, any stations. so the priority is shifted from becoming the continent way. industry is one of the 4th and the why and to produce industry and sell it around a blow to turning this industry into aman. and fee

net one here of course r e a with us. you will start audio visual with i need to form yet, but i'm talking to, i have done with a dog with almost a tech don. you know, what really? i mean, it's just me for my grand new teacher. could you go to that? yeah, yeah yeah. when you push a chair with just the grade book or org, a me look up will go over them with my new school. i did the excel mean should you know i'm going going to shoot a whole bunch of either please with all with you a real to go do good so that you get simone big a down us because that child on is on us go with them. so remember i just, i need a slow, slower, the vertical mirror i had to move with. i'm with big eyes. oh no. you did a video of a possible rose with a, [000:00:00;00] with my chest, a little loaded up with like military, with global, which is a somebody, ma'am, i speaking with you, mr. move, but they're not able to deploy some questions for you. but that's the local crystal results. i'm not caught up with on the look i'm gonna was with somebody.

was pulled into a closed bag and already from this giant net live fish unloaded at the pilaf factory for processing now it will be returning, although it is difficult for successful fishing, many factors must be taken into account, the luck of purse fishing must be taken into account. uh, school speed direction of school, uh and wind speed. uh, if these factors are not taken into account, then you can simply lose the net a few years ago in the kremlin for special labor merits. sergei antonov received the star of the hero from the hands of the president of the country. he stands at the origins of the iwashi revival it is under his leadership. were again with from scratch, purse gear has been created; now antonov teaches the younger generation of fishermen the intricacies of this type of fishing for purses and nets. it took a year and a half to create gear more than a kilometer long, it took a year and a half to create a new one, in fact, well-forgotten old gear is successfully used during fishing, meanwhile, according to scientists, in the coming years. stocks of sardine in the far ea

why should we be pursuing net zero? i mean , i pursuing net zero? i mean, i agree. voted against the climate change act in 2004. yes hold on. something should be the question. should we provoke the question. should we provoke the climate change ? well, what the climate change? well, what i don't understand about referendum thing is if you say, you know should, we have net zero and people vote no in a referendum. the bit referendum. yeah. the bit i don't understand what don't understand is what then the mandated to do the government is mandated to do because you then wanted to because if you then wanted to pursue a policy not because of net zero, but for other reason that would reduce carbon emissions, well, would it be banned from doing so because the pubuc banned from doing so because the public had voted against the net zero? could have zero? well, then you could have as whether the as of the question, whether the c02 as of the question, whether the co2 reduction policies should be pursued at all. that be part of the question whether that should actually be the en

so is that a net positive or a net negative for the industry? now that it's become so segregated, well, i can't see this as a net positive at this particular point. would i like to see more countries and more regions get involved in it? yes, but that's not going to happen at this particular point. we have dominant players, we're going to continue to dominate like taiwan china and the west. the 40 thing is if you're looking at the united states, united states really doesn't have anywhere where, where your factory chips. a lot of these countries have subsidies as high as 70 percent to build those factories there. so that's why you're starting to see a lot more code countries in the east be the john many years like your china and taiwan. so the world are low with korea as well, and i don't see that changing at this particular point. so i can't say it's neutral . i actually thinks a little more negative at this point. and high inflation is also driving the semi conductor industry and reverse. so how exactly does inflation affect the chips industry?

i think our current safety net isn't is now working in. so i believe that a guaranteed income is an opportunity for us to re write a system everybody deserves to be able to take care of their child. everybody deserves to be able to have safe and adequate housing. everyone deserves to be able to so depend on a meal, a society that cannot take care of its children, society, they cannot take care of its elders. a society that leaves people in the cold without options cannot call is so civilized. we're trying to elevate and push towards a dignity economy and economy, which focuses on the inherent dignity of every person and show that that actually operates in the best interest of all citizens. we have to equip mothers to be able to care for their children. and the more we're able to do that, the more whole society we're raising, the more whole circumstances and conditions where lifting up so that we can make certain that we create these dignity economies. we should say, ah, in america, we do have a welfare system in place to help people who ar

so companies setting net 0 emissions targets, but having no credible plans to meet them. so here's the netherlands where the agenda case was one. have you seen any impact? so by case? absolutely, the agenda case is one that has sparked more than 70 cases, filed in countries around the world that are challenging governments on a similar basis. 70 a lot of laws. it is a law. yeah. it's a huge proportion of the of the overall number. it's one thing talking to people on the grounds about the agenda, amelia's a fancy cases and then seeing them in the context of this report. i find it absolutely fascinating because it shows that case is like this half global impact and are really putting pressure on the system. i started my journey as the u. k. government was being taken to quote over what 3 and cios claimed was its breach of the climate change act. the judge has now published his decision, and i'm catching up with friends of the earth lawyer, katie, to cower. so casey, i'm longing to know what the judgment says or the judgement is a when was amazing, we absolutely delighted. y

if only this helmet would come off the net faster now. be small, the hand will get the depth. and when you change it is very scary. i would like to win and i think we can still win and enter the final, which i really want to experience. nym players at this stage windows crystal fast and furious game listen, i'm already rejoicing, as if we won, inspire yourself well, i feel great in the air. we fly, we managed to bend, the tower remained, the guys, the tower remained. let's wait. get it sorted right now and actually conquer the tower one of you guys are going to. we, the team, tuned in to the wave, positive chuka, a little bit left to step a little bit with one foot and take everything. main crystal let's go guys. the test of the four elements by the opponents ahead is decisive yes, the tower of the main crystal today will bring not only victory, but also a ticket to the final game. now you need to decide who exactly will conquer the summit. you have time for this. and of course, i wish you to make the right choice the time has come. i thi

the entire corridor in the center is occupied by camouflage nets. now they are in the greatest demand in the military. and the so-called second body armor kikimori style was developed since the 14th year. at first, it was by the tyke method, then the guys came and told me that they needed to make it lighter, so that uh, well, they made it so that it was uh, useful, that it was easy for the volunteers have a separate workshop for sewing , today olga and svitlana work here. well, if we have a man here, well, 4 people, and yes , we can get together , then we can weave in a day, and we can still sew for half a day there. well, today we can tie up half of the order. there are already 30 orders for the white ones . we probably didn’t get the order for the white ones, because the white weaving has already started, and then the people left there. i don’t know if there is a new squad there. they ordered it back in autumn. already ready-made kikimora look like a soul on the sides of the tie and this is the same time with the soldiers, this style is the square

k. government is in the dock over its net series strategy, which is released in october 2021. today, not one, not 2, but 3 organizations. if they can u. k. government court, claiming that the strategy breaks you pay climate role, they believe the government's proposals fall short of the requirements of the climate change act. a landmark piece of legislation making the u. k. the 1st country to set legally binding carbon targets. friends of the earth was instrumental in getting the act passed in 2008 katie to cower is that in house lawyer? the climate change act is such a i nearing piece of legislation, it's usually exciting is the 1st time a case site. this has come before a court and it has the opportunity to actually set a precedent. france of the art is represented in court by david wolf, casey. this is the u. k. a bit of something which is absolutely enormous. what's really at stake here is whether the government in this country and elsewhere around the world actually takes the action that needs to be taken. now to tackle climate change, we talk about met 02050, but to brin

they weave several meters in the net in the evening. well, a soldier now it's hard.he green tanks need camouflage. i wrote letters of congratulations. we will. soon to give gifts to somehow support the soldiers masha is studying at sunday school at the kursk church of sergius of radonezh, her teacher svetlana filina is also here, but when the trouble began in our country, i immediately say, children, what are we we can support the soldiers, let's do something. well what can we do? come on, we will collect the products of the thing, come on, what can you do. i always tell them. you, you can't, you don't have a salary, so to speak, money so that you can invest. you must put your heart into it. come on, we can write letters. and so we immediately began to write letters to me because, so that it would be pleasant for the children, i came up with a brand, which means that the front-line swallows came up with the name for us. that's how fruits swallow, which flies, as if there is such a picture we have, in which we will show here that we love and wait for our heroes, as if

but we also have this amazing thing called a social safety net, right, dr. saphier?t supposed to be endless, and right now we have made that safety nets bigger and bigger and bigger and all-consuming in the work ethic with an exception of you and us and other people working went down. >> nicole: first of all, safe space. you can say whatever you want. >> leslie: you. >> nicole: i do think that the majority of americans believe in a financial safety net to help those in a critical hour of need, but not a stopgap, a temporary thing, but importantly what we have seen before covid as leslie mentioned, but it really ballooned under covid was the expansion of the safety net and then people became so comfortable with it too that they did stop working if they lost their job, there were a ton of layoffs during covid. they were not to -- they did not have that hell-bent i have to get another job, because i am still not able to pay my rent because they had the rent forgiveness program and getting more money that maybe they were getting from their paycheck and you said that in a

net zero and climate, we continue to make progress on that long-term commitment or ambition to be a net zero asset owner by 2050. couple things we have done is introduced a way to evaluate our external managers around their climate awareness and their alignment with our net zero ambition. as kurt said we support a initiative called the esg data convergence project that seeks to bring climate data to the private equity space, a area where there isn't a lot of good climate data decision making available. (inaudible) other investors also on net zero journeys to share information and understanding there. on board governance and diversity activities, we really continue to enhance our corporate governance voting guidelines. we raised expectations for our company proxy voting guidelines to raise expectations around board diversity, executive compensation and place continued focus on proper management of environmental and social risk. also entered the third year of collaboration with 3 other california pensions where we engage directly with the boards of companies that lag in terms of racial et