let's take a closer look at the impact of nitrogen pollution on the environment. nitrogen is about 300 times more powerful than carbon dioxide that heating or atmosphere. and it stays a long time, spending an average of 114 years in the sky. before breaking off depletion, we ozone layer scientists estimate nitrogen account for nearly 6 percent of all greenhouse gas emissions. and study conducted last year found nitrous oxide. emissions rose by 30 percent in the last 4 decades and 2018 un experts concluded the world needs to cut the amount of nitrogen emissions in half to avoid disastrous consequences. the right time to bring in our guests in the hague. we have shocked on to talk a former mayor of westland in the netherlands and chairman of the netherlands, agricultural and horticultural association. and so now we have, hilda, are not the varies a campaigner for sustainable agriculture. and diversity at greenpeace, netherlands and in reading u. k. richard tiffany, a professor at the university reading and its former director of the center for food security, a very warm welcome to you al

>> let me say nitrogen is increased with 60%. yes, there are new norms and these new norms will help assess computer systems -- if we can have a system that we could measure outside the stables and inside the forest. anchor: pollution from nitrogen is down 67% and all we are dealing with his new norms. what do you make of that? >> unfortunately, our nature does not care about norms. we have had such a huge number of animals in the netherlands. as a result, our nature is at a tipping point. we are obliged to protect nature from deteriorating. because government has not adequately dealt with this issue years ago, now we're in a really difficult position, and the problem has become worse. we need the government to take the lead and drastically reduce nitrogen emissions to adhere to the legislation again. anchor: what do you make of the current legislation? >> the conclusion as it is not going to be enough. we need long-term production goals and act as fast as possible, this is not only a nature crisis but we are also able to achieve

if a government target of nitrogen emission reduction is to be met via the board as well. so don't want the environment to be polluted. there is no debate about dots, but not the netherlands wants to take drastic steps, and farmers are 1st to be targeted. and i am concerned that in 10 years when gone, we will regret this. like more than $50000.00 dutch farmers, his 17 year old son, tom was keen to continue to farm has no idea what lighter had this young farm was driving 4 hours on the track to the certainty about their future ecologist and why a man increasingly patients have to wait farming, as we know it in the netherlands, can't exist any longer. a message many here. i'm not ready to hear. and here you see a lot of dead trees and dying trees with fairly low facility with fairly low leaves, an expert on the effects of nitrogen emissions. researcher roland bobbing, wrote an alarming report for greenpeace. his conclusion, large parts of the dutch ecosystem have been so badly affected, that there will be lost if the government does not act. now. i think it's fairly urgent a

if the government does not reduce nitrogen emissions much further amidst all the pressure, some farmers are starting to realize that business as usual, won't be an option for much longer. pharmacy organization thing, billions of years and needed to save dutch farms and make them environmental friendly, steadfast, and al jazeera bake. reaching net 0 missions will be impossible without a radical overhaul of the agricultural sector says my next guest. kenny quandary is the head of investor outreach at the fair initiative, which represents investors with 40 trillion dollars on the management could have you with us 20. so why have g 20 nations left out any plans for a cause of emissions from farming? yes, great to be here. thanks for having me saw me. well, 1st of all, just wanting to rent nuts. climate obviously is a huge issue that was facing globally. and since inception of that we have been looking at climate respect, then we'll focus on that. and we've been seeing that companies are doing more about trying to engage on this topic. and investors as well. we just need regulators to step f

the main theme here is nitrogen emission reduction, and that's something that government has. it has to do to protect the country ecosystems and nature. also according to your p and standards, but the government plan to reduce emissions of nitrogen costs by incense fami. it's not going far enough according to climate groups and via mental groups even has to go much further. more farms have to be close out. more capital has to be reduced, so the promise are uncertain about the future. so a lot of young farmers are here fighting also for their survival. they want to know what the government is going to do with the farming industry in the not on which you can import and export. and they want to know if they have to close down, if they will be compensated. there are warnings of response trio and this is among children near tar volcano in the philippines. most of the people near the 7 kilometer dangers and been moved elsewhere. but those display still worried about more than just the russian demo. allen, jovan explained, we visited a good c u a week after the awful quino sent plume

a dutch farm is a protested against the government initiative to cut a nitrogen emissions. the gas is a major contributor to global warming, intensive agriculture, and fertilize the use of made the netherlands, one of europe's largest emitters. severson has more from a g. i not an unusual sight in the netherlands these days, practise on the streets of the hague, joining a protest as the police try to block them. it becomes clear that stopping a tractor isn't easy. we hope that the government will understand that the netherlands can't exist without farmers, the netherlands need. farmers. we are producing the most sustainable food bill. right. so without us, i don't know who will feed all these people after milking his cows. dairy farmer, young phone live in left his farm to get some answers from the government for generations. his family as farmed in an area where experts now say there's no future for large farms. it's just not sustainable. if a government target of nitrogen emission reduction is to be met via the board of the most. so don't want the environment to people us

now, but they say it's been 2 years of uncertainty and now with the new nitrogen emission law, which is basically saying reductions have to be significant me in the next 10 years . and also other experts saying that the government is not even going far enough with these reductions. their future is at stake. and that's also what a lot of people here. and then i'd also say you not only reducing the 50 percent off, the farms will be enough, it might even have to go further. so these farmers, i'm not sure how they will survive. there's a lot of young people here. young farmers want to start a future in their farms, as we have seen in atlanta, the 97090 ages. large farms have been built with hundreds, thousands of capital cows, pigs, and chickens. and they have led to a huge nitrogen emissions destroying nature of forest ecosystems and then that lives. so then that must have committed to european standards agreements. got this nice sense in the mission have to really reduce and that means that a lot of farmers are fearing little leave for the future will quite this is let's just have real

they have find these agreements that this nitrogen reduction has to be implemented. so there's a lot of pressure on all sides on the governments right now. so we'll have to see what comes out of this process on protests that will come up in the next week. how the government is going to react. ok, thank you so much. is the boss and reporting from the hague. saudi arabia is throwing its weight behind egypt on sir don over their concerns with a few years controversial, giant hydro power down the kingdom says it supports the countries in preserving their legitimate water rights and efforts to bring a binding solution to the crisis. it says it started the 2nd phase of filling the dam on the blue nile. it says it's essential for the country's development, but to don, an egypt say it puts their water supplies at risk, strongly support the role currently played by the african union chairperson. and facilitating the negotiations between the 3 countries, we again call on them to work with those 3 countries. what is also important that there would be no unilateral action that w

the main theme here is nitrogen emission reduction and that's something the government has. it has to do to protect the countries ecosystems and nature. also according to your p in standards, but the government plan to reduce emissions of nitrogen called by incense fami. it's not going far enough according to climate groups and via mental groups even has to go much further. more farms have to be close out. more capital has to be reduced, so to promise are uncertain about the future. so a lot of young farmers are here fighting also for their survival. they want to know what the government is going to do with the farming industry in that one, which is an important export. and they want to know if they have to close down, if they will be compensated. saudi arabia is throwing its way behind. egypt tends sudan about their concerns with ethiopia as controversial hydropower dam. the kingdom says it supports the countries in preserving what it called their legitimate water rights and efforts to bring a binding solution to the crisis. if he says it started the 2nd phase of filling it

( laughter ) the explosion happened when a truck was unloading liquid nitrogen, the substance used toshfreeze dippin' dots, into the building. liquid nitrogen, of course, is the healthiest ingredient in dippin' dots. ( laughter ) now, if you thought this headline was funny, shame on you. because what's actually funny is that this is the second dippin' dots factory explosion in two years. it's like the old saying, blow up the dippin dots factory once, shame on me. blow it up twice... why did they rebuild it? nobody actually likes dippin' dots. but clearly, there's a pattern. ( applause ) but clearly, there's a pattern. someone is out to get dippin dots. why? may i remind you: dippin dots is the ice cream of the future. someone is stopping at nothing to make sure that future never comes to pass. here's my theory -- the technological dot-ification of america's strategic ice cream reserve leads to skynet and self-aware killer dessertmaking robots enslave humanity. but freedom fighters from the future are sending themselves back in time to soft-serve some justice. just connect the tiny fro

police in paducah say the blast took place as a truck was unloading liquid nitrogen that is used to freeze the ice cream into dots. all of the injured were able to walk out of the building on their own. >>> a community in ohio is mourning the death of a teenage girl who drowned at a water park. one of her teachers calling the 14-year-old victim that was about to start high school, a rare gem. authorities are looking into what went wrong. abc's andrea fujii has the details. >> reporter: this morning, questions how a 14-year-old girl drowned at a water park after being under water for 30 minutes before lifeguards found her. >> there was a 14-year-old girl that went under water without a life jacket and never came up. >> reporter: emergency crews were called to the land of illusions adventure park in ohio, after someone reported seeing a girl slip under the water. >> how long has she been down there? >> we've been looking for, like, 12 minutes now. >> reporter: the sheriff's deputy said it took lifeguards half an hour to find mykiara jones and pull her from the water. >> it was pure chaos. wh

beautiful burn on that engine, liquid nitrogen is the propellant, not just clean in terms of beautifully performing, but what comes out of it is steam. to see the glow of the engine underneath the rocket, just under our shoulders, and no that we have got a crew that is going to space -- it just feels different, doesn't it? gary: it feels totally different. >> you can follow along. this but on what are the bottom left, the altimeter in the middle of the screen there. so far, appears to be a nominal flight. coming up here on micco, main engine cut off. that will be followed shortly by separation. after separation, we are going to let the astronauts unbuckle and taken the thrills of zero g. there is micco, main engine cut off, a beautiful shut down the new shepard rocket. look at that view. unreal. awaiting separation here. land, -- and here we are. you can start to see. standby. you are going to see the separation of the cap seal from the booth -- capsule from the booster itself. >> wooo! >> wow. jeff, thank you. >> don't forget to look out the window. >> oh, wow. >> wooo hooo. >> and ther

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since few mother trades remain would share excess carbon and nitrogen with seedlings. the genome of the use has been significantly weakened, but genetic researchers are on the case. the more uniform the genome, the less adaptable the saplings are. especially now since climate change has altered the conditions in which they grow. to increase the likelihood that the remaining trees will develop resilient seeds, martin sholtes and his team also use some unusual methods. use can thrive in the shade, but they're more likely to flourish in sunlight. for that surrounding trees might be cut down. ah, marty shows hope that as a result, the mother trees will be able to bear healthier for targeted harvesting, could help their see grow into young trees. revitalizing the use in the bavarian national park. it's challenging wording work, the saving, critically endangered animal species from extinction is also challenging work. recently scientists and conservationists managed to create embryos of northern white rhinos using the frozen firm of deceased males. time will tell whether the

the plants absorb that nitrogen and those minerals out of the water system, which cleans it, and that clean water is returned to the fish tank. so it's a closed-loop recycling system and it's my firm belief that aqua phonics is what organic switches it could be. >> so what is organic? what it really comes down to is the label. farmers have to follow strict rules to get this sticker put on their produce, and with it, they can charge a premium. >> reporter: but the usda issued a statement allowing large-scale, indoor growers to get certified as organic. that put the squeeze on traditional, outdoor organic farmers who are crying foul. >> farming is hard and people are always thinking about a little bit better way to do it, but if it's a little too innovative, then you have somebody complaining. >> he says there are big players involved but there's no official data on how big, partly because they don't advertise. >> when it comes to organic, a big part of it is the image. so i think it is fair to say that we are in an era of at least, when it comes to food, where people don't brag about t

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term was worried about the tensions he has invested about $2000000.00 in expanding his oxygen and nitrogen energy plant in the patient of more reliable electricity. his factory, which supplies oxygen to all of eastern the field is facing daily and predictable power cuts for your life. because without telling enough in this country cannot be done. commodity for us. we are going to be willingly romano. we're always out of agreement. the completion of the done is imminent. and a few pills like to show met to desa his family and neighbors. back in miss rocky village are preparing for what it may bring. right. slips get some analysis now with low now was senior political analyst with kate, so based and k. c, african economics, great. with his own cards and the costs and i. e. c o, p, a has requested that it's that be restructured under g twins. he plans to help countries deal with the pandemic. i just washington's coal on the i and i found the world back to with whole funding complicate matters at all. certainly. but it needs to be really complicated. the service spent initiative set to expire

he has invested about $2000000.00 in expanding his oxygen and nitrogen energy plant in itc patient of more reliable electricity. his factory, which supplies oxygen to all of the easterly field use facing daily and predictable power cuts for life. because without tell it to fill it with this country cannot be done more due to for us. we are going to be willingly romano. we're always out of agreement. the completion of the done is imminent. and if you'd like to show met desa, his family and neighbors, back in miss rocky village are preparing for what it may bring. catherine saw all jazeera miss rock a few appear in europe here says it's informed through don and egypt that it has begun. the 2nd phase of filling the damn, but cairo, and courtroom se filling it without an agreement will affect the region stability and security of 0. hip morgan reports now from su dunn's blue. now state that's near the border with if you every july, all the gates of there was there is dam incidents blue. now states are opened to allow the rivers water to pass through. but this year, engineers are having to

that's, that's also needed even if we stop anything, carbon nitrogen. so what do your findings mean for the rest of the world? well, we know now does section extreme heat wave can actually occur even with this record broken by 5 degrees. so last year or 2 years ago, we were even shocked that in the record was broken by 1.8 degrees. and this is know 5 degrees. so i think we should take it as a warning that this extreme tv can actually happened already today. do you think this is a business, the top level that we're hearing for nearly 50 degrees in canada? can it get worse? can get even hotter? well we have to investigate that. we just don't know. we actually thought this was not possible that just happened. so yeah, we still have to investigate whether it's just a very unusual depends and about protection or other mini energies start to play a role and we did pos to certain threshold, but that's really need some more time. and we can't do that in just less than 10 days. so that's me a couple of months before we can get an answer to that dr. south. philli

jazeera, that farmers had been protesting against in governments efforts to reduce the countries nitrogen emissions. a policy notes about the plan was late last week. it shows a number of farms will have to close down in order for the targets to be breached. then that the lens is the world's 5th largest exporter of davy and the 2nd largest exporter of food by value. after the us, saudi arabia is throwing its weight behind egypt and see don about their concerns with the fuel p as controversial hydro power than the kingdom says that supports the countries in preserving but it cold, their legitimate water rights and efforts to bring a binding solution to the crisis, if you appear says that started the 2nd phase of filling it's dam on the blue nile . it says it's crucial for the countries developments, but sudan and egypt worry. it could affect water level stone stream. there are warning soul for spirit re illnesses among children near tall volcano, in the philippines. most of the people near the 7 kilometer dangers, all have been moved elsewhere. but those displace worried about more than ju

term was worried about the tensions he has invested about $2000000.00 in expanding his oxygen and nitrogen energy plant in itc patient of more reliable electricity. his factory, which supplies oxygen to all of eastern the field, use facing daily and predictable power. what is your life? because without tell it to fill it with this country cannot be done commodity for us. we are going to be willingly romano. we've always felt the agreement, the completion of the done is imminent. and he still feels like to show met to desa, his family and neighbors. back in miss rocky village are preparing for what it may bring. catherine saw all jazeera miss rock a few appear. gunman, abducted more than a 120 school children in northern nigeria. have demanded food for their hostages while they wait for ransom. the children were taken on monday from a boarding school in northern kaduna state is the latest in a string of math abductions in the region. around a 1000 pupils and staff have been kidnapped since december. for president, donald trump has filed a class action lawsuit against facebook, twitter and g

an example of what i talk about is nitrogen fertiliser.nergy consumption. it's brought tremendous benefits to the world, but in nature, it happens much more efficiently. we still don't quite understand how. but for us to be able to better simulate that, quantum communicating one day can offer us the chance to do that. so we can design better batteries, maybe we can simulate the weather better and hence predict adverse events better — so the possibilities are endless. 18 months ago, google announced it achieves quantum supremacy. in other words, your quantum computer had carried out a calculation that would take atraditional computer around 10,000 years to complete — let alone a human being. 18 months on, how much more progress have you made? and what sort of advances have you made from that first milestone? i'm very excited at the progress. it is a long—term thing. what we are looking to do next is build something called an error corrected quantum computer. all that means is we have shown it can work, but we have to show that it can be sta

and of course it goes from the nitrogen in some sense. but for some other reason came to the united states from fans, or it's going to get the game. but that's how i know that i just remember and i saw cause some worry millions in britain i received an indian version of last resent kovacs. he may find it difficult if they want to travel to continental europe, because the blocks medicines agencies still not approved the job shadow. dusty reports. while summer is endav here in the united kingdom. threats hoping to travel across to europe to have a holiday may have to now think again, it comes as millions of people may have been given the wrong job of the vaccination . in fact, they may have been given the indian version of a astrazeneca job. now the reason why that's an issue is because it hasn't been approved by the vaccine possible scheme. meaning that anybody traveling to europe would have to then enter into that quarantine at period and not able to skip it. now the department for health in the united kingdom here doesn't really give a n

an example of what i talk about is nitrogen fertiliser.ts for 2% of all energy consumption. it's brought tremendous benefits to the world, but in nature, it happens much more efficiently. we still don't quite understand how. but for us to be able to better assimilate that, quantum communicating one day can offer us the chance to do that. so we can design better batteries, maybe we can simulate the weather better and hence predict adverse events better — so the possibilities are endless. 18 months ago, google announced it achieves quantum supremacy. in other words, your quantum computer had carried out a calculation that would take atraditional computer around 10,000 years to complete — let alone a human being. 18 months on, how much more progress have you made? and what sort of advances have you made from that first milestone? i'm very excited at the progress. it is a long—term thing. what we are looking to do next is build something called an error corrected quantum computer. all that means is we have shown it can work, but we have to sho