but is it realistic that freighters will bring c o 2 from germany to norway? today there are only 4 ships, like the froyo worldwide told me. pedersen is responsible for loading the tanker in the norwegian port of porsche going it takes on c. otu that was released during the production of fertilizes down and out. the gas is delivered to the food industry which uses it in beer and fizzy drinks, for example, or for cooling. today, ca too is a commodity in small quantities. after the gas is being cooled and compressed, the fryer transport sits in liquid form. the tank holds $1500.00 tons of c o 2, assuming that all of the carbon dioxide produced by german industry would be transported by ships like the foyer, around a 100 of these tankers would have to travel from germany to norway every day. but that's not a problem for the specialist in c. already. it will be just a cost calculation, more whole size of the ship from let's say or so if the technology there was just the right size of the ship. so shipping c o 2 to norway is plausible, but with those millions of to

so shipping c o 2 to norway is plausible. but with those millions of tons of greenhouse gases released a perch on the ocean floor. this is the key in eastern germany and professor ham. see austin has many objections to the idea of sinking our greenhouse gases using technical processes. he believes our priority should be to restore natural c o 2 stores, such as books. we have to get away from the illusion that we can do business as usual and develop a technology that compensates for a while seen euston is dutch. he's researched folks all over the world, works on the intergovernmental panel on climate change and is known as the pete pope. here used in tries to understand the origin and development of bugs in the meta sick layers of pete. these are actually my favorite people to taste the shrek and these water pete mosses. they taste very fine, often sulfurous sulfide like the mission. and of course, we have to use all of our senses to better understand nature, you know, to we always think that we need a lot of devices to measur

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but is it realistic that freighters will bring c o 2 from germany to norway? today there are only 4 ships, like the froyo worldwide told me. pedersen is responsible for loading the tanker in the norwegian, port of porsche going it takes on c.e.o. to that was released during the production of fertilizes talent. out of the gas is delivered to the food industry which uses it in beer and fizzy drinks, for example. or for cooling today's c.f.o. too is a commodity in small quantities. after the gas is being cools and compressed, the fryer transport sits in liquid form. the tank holds $1500.00 tons of c o 2. assuming that all of the carbon dioxide produced by german industry would be transported by ships like the foyer around $100.00, of these tankers would have to travel from germany to norway every day. but that's not a problem for the specialist in syria, and it will be just a cost calculation, more home science of the ship from let's say so i'm sure that if the technology there were just the right size of the ship. so shipping c o 2 to norway is plausible, but wi

so shipping c o 2 to norway is plausible. but with those millions of tons of greenhouse gases really stay put into the ocean floor. this is the key. in eastern germany, professor ham, see austin has many objections to the idea of sinking our greenhouse gases using technical processes. he believes our priority should be to restore natural c o 2 stores, such as books. we have to get away from the illusion that we can do business as usual and develop a technology that compensates for a while seems euston is done. he's researched folks all over the world, works on the intergovernmental panel on climate change, and is known as the pete pope here yost and tries to understand the origin and development of bugs in the meta sick of people news, and these are actually my favorite people to taste the shrek, and there's a lot of people more says they taste very fine, often sulfurous sulfide like it. and of course, we have to use all of our senses to better understand nature, you know, to we always think that we need a lot of devices to m

but is it realistic that freighters will bring c o 2 from germany to norway? today there are only 4 ships like the for oil worldwide. told me pedersen is responsible for loading the tanker in the norwegian port of porsche going it takes on c. otu that was released during the production of fertilizes down and out of the gas is delivered to the food industry which uses it in beer and fizzy drinks for example, or for cooling today see it too is a commodity in small quantities. after the gas is being cools and compressed, the front to transport sits in liquid form. the tank holds $1500.00 tons of c o 2, assuming that all of the carbon dioxide produced by german industry would be transported by ships like the foyer around $100.00 of these tankers would have to travel from germany to norway every day. but that's not a problem for the specialist in c. already. it will be just a cost calculation more home size of the ship from let's say so if the technology there was just the right size of the ship. so shipping c o 2 to norway is plausible, but with those millions of

they all are owned by norway and the u.k., so 80 percent between norway and the u.k. only one 5th from europe. so really this is a very strong card for the u.k. to have these nordic countries having signed on. well then going back to, to this, the, the u.k. and then having all these agreements, there's a deadline. it's december 31st. there are still still some concerns about whether or not the u.k. is even going to make deals with any of these countries that are,, that the e.u. it'll be come out of the e.u. with not a full deal. ansted have this much, like you said, australia style deal, that's much bigger. what would that look like? what does it mean? you know, who ultimately i think we're going to get a deal with canada. between the u.k. and canada, i should say we u.k. and canada, and we're going to see a deal also have a problem probably between the u.k. and australia, with the e.u. will it get finalized? maybe, maybe not. i suspect that it will. but even if it doesn't, then you have what's called an australia style deal. as i mentioned before, i'll show you does

norway is driven by oil. there is some support for norway through that higher oil price. it has so many one,enges, brexit being but also still hostage to the global growth dynamic. also, policy. we are leaving the door open to very loose policy in the u.k. where norway is just edging toward a very low interest rate. hard because everywhere wants to keep their policy incredibly loose but i think norway versus the u.k. is one area give might see treasury movable little quicker. that might support the norwegian krone over the pound. so it is all about looking for those cracks, the anomalies and the divergence. stay with me. good to have you with me this morning. let's get the first word news. campaign is withdrawing a key part of its lawsuit against election results in pennsylvania, abandoning demands that 700,000 mail-in ballots be thrown out because observers kept them too far away. the challenges against a smaller numberar of ballots, a fraction of biden's lead. the strongest storm of hurricane season has hit central america, bringing a catastrophic wind and torrential ra

this come up the way of norway. it wants to fight climate change by storing carbon dioxide emissions in the ocean floor and problem solved. the project promises to be a lucrative business. but critics of the technology fear problems and are calling for a return to natural c o 2 storage through modest t.w. . staying up to date, don't miss our highlights. program online. w dot com, highlights from the get go to claim it is going to notice, bobby start rails against come up shut up despite coming from your family to become president. and the challenges are, does he claim the credible story of bobby wind starts december 10th on d, w. play faces e.w. news. a live from berlin, a promise to make sure coronavirus vaccines are distributed fairly, the world's wealthiest leaders say they will pay to make sure poor type trees are not left out. that says a raft of virtual g. 20 summit, also coming up on the show. surrender in 72 hours or face and a message from ethiopia.

teachers in norway are afraid to show cartoons of the prophet muhammad in class, according to a survey there and personal consequences following last month's murder of a french teacher. r.t. talked with one of them after the murder all summer. but she, i decided not to show them at all because i felt when the role i felt about my profession was attacked, a very warm welcome. it's just going 9 am here in moscow, and you're watching r t international with mina karan off hours to a heinous assassination. that's how the united arab emirates described. friday's killing of a wrong as top nuclear scientist, jordan, another key player in the middle east also condemns the death as the us. he urged all sides to prevent instability and escalation in the region. the attack sparks uproar in iran's capital with rioters burning the flags of is round and its allies . the us, as well as torching portraits of donald trump and joe biden, while demanding war with america to run immediately blames the incident on israel, which denies the accusations. here's what we know about the assault with toronto alrea

and teachers in norway say they won't be afraid to show pop tunes of the prophet muhammad in class. after last month's model of a french teacher, we spoke with one of them. after the murder of summer, i decided not to show them at all because i felt i felt my profession was attacked. you know, and while you're watching all the international good choice, i'm sauced detail up. thanks for choosing us today. well, to start us off this hour with the french president's ruling party has a withdrawn a parliamentary bill that would have severely restricted the filming of police officers off to 2 weeks of nation wide on rust. opponents. named 24 would have violated press freedom and allowed the police to cover up acts of brutality reports, president macron, chad and the movement see meeting on monday. as part of that meeting, there was the french prime minister, the french interior minister, and also the leaders of the parliamentary parties of the majority, the presidents of these parties. now they decided following that meeting, that this specific article, article 24 would be suspended from

plus teachers in norway say they would be afraid to show cartoons of the prophet muhammad in class. after last month's murder of a french teacher, r.t. talked with one of them. after the murder, i decided not to show them at all because i felt i felt my profession was attacking and the australian military fires 13 soldiers following a report on the war crimes committed by the country's forces in afghanistan. although the dismissed troops are more not directly involved in the interest states . welcome to the program, and i'm happy monday to you all. this is our 2 international. bring you your live news update this hour. first a heinous assassination. that's how the united arab emirates has described. friday's killing of iran's top nuclear scientist, also voicing concerns on deepening tensions in the middle east. the emirates condemns the crime of the assassination cocksure most sites to practice the greatest possible restraint. so as to avoid drag in the region to new levels of instability and threats to peace. the attack sparked uproar and iran's capital with rioters burning the fla

kurdish controlled refugee camps syria, and teaches in norway say they would be afraid to show cartoons of the prophet mohammad in clos, after last month's model of a french teacher, we spoke with one of the murder of summer. i decided not to show them at all because i would have all i felt my profession was attacked. 8 pm here in moscow from the whole team at all. very well, welcome to the program. when i start off this hour with how the french president's ruling party has a withdraw in a parliamentary vote, that would have severely restricted the filming of police officers on soft to 2 weeks of nationwide rest. now, opponents of the measure name dots 24 would have to press freedom on about the police to cover up acts of brutality. what has cross live now to our power as a sauna? there's been a lot of to ing and fro ing about. * this a lot of tension. so what's the latest here? well, let's be clear. the global security bill is not being suspended. it is a part of that bill that's being suspended. this is all to call $24.00. it's a controversial element that would restrict the filming o

also this hour teachers in norway are afraid to show cartoons of the prophet muhammad in class, according to a survey, very personal consequences. following last month's murder of a french teacher talked with one of them. after the summer, i decided not to show them at all because i would have all my profession attacked and australia's government says it will act on a report revealing its troops committed war crimes in afghanistan. but it threatens to affect those who have nothing to do with the allegations. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here at our church q in moscow. let's get started with your live news update. a heinous assassination of the united arab emirates has described friday's killing of iran's top nuclear scientists, also voicing concerns on deepening tensions in the middle east. the emirates condemns the crime of the assassination. it kosher no sides to practice the greatest possible restraint. so as to avoid dragging the region to new levels of instability and threats to peace, they attack sparked uproar and iran's capital with rioters burning the flags o

think i will be right in saying norway and sweden.” think i will be right in saying norway and swedens going to give you the countries and then you tell me higher or lower. you have met your match. france? lower. correct. united arab emirates. lower. they are, but if you join we spent 0.5, they spent a 0.55 so they will be just they spent a 0.55 so they will bejust a bit they spent a 0.55 so they will be just a bit higher. that is a trick question. russia? lower. 0.0 7%. trick question. russia? lower. 0.07%.i trick question. russia? lower. 0.0 7%. i did sound confident about that. this is an interesting one. germany, higher or lower? i think we would have been higher but now we will be lower. germany 0.61 %. germany might lower theirs as well. we have spent a long time persuading them to increase their aid spent. that is interesting. this is like a preview of what christmas day will be like. can you invite us all undeserved. are you hoping the lockdown continues? turkey, higher or lower? i am going to say higher because they have so much of the refugee crisis from syria to deal with u

teachers in norway are afraid to show college teams of the prophet muhammad in class, that pointing to a survey varying personal consequence is following last month's murder of a french teacher. r.t. talked with one of them after the murder of some old, but she, i decided not to show them at all because i felt wonderful. i false about my profession was attacked. a very good morning to you from our team here and most go you are watching r t international with me carol, first a heinous assassination. that's how the united arab emirates described trying days killing of a wrong top nuclear scientist, jordan, another key player in the middle east also condemned the death as the u.a.e. urged all sides to prevent instability and escalation in the region. the attack sparked uproar in a wrongs campus all with rioters burning the flags of israel and its ally the us, as well as torching porter, said donald trump and joe biden will demanding war with america. to run immediately blames the incident on israel, which denies the accusations his want to know about the assault with her on a lady vowing

significant rain seems likely in norway with snow at heart. but for many places, not just haven't said zagreb goes back into proper fall on saturday and it starts both friday and sunday and ends in much the same way quiet. and which is typical for this time of the year. there was such a good flow of wind, you tend to induce a bit awards for the southeast temperatures in the middle teens or higher high for this time of year. for example, border, the western side of france, the obvious 14, we got 20, we don't drop down to average again till after the weekend. once the showers, the contrary. i forgot to mention has to be above my head is the record breaking that is a hurricane. that's the 29th of this season. that's the that's the most of ever had in any season since we started recording. it's easy with the water. it won't do anything even that appears to go into wards the canary islands. north africa, generally a quiet place, showers in morocco, and still showers around in west africa the next day and jump into the stream and join our global com

is later on thursday now and, and the come stormy conditions are there in denmark and sweden and norway, but easing, if you like, this change is slow to come through on some sunshine. still quite nice. down in spain and portugal, south mediterranean, but there's still a few showers around greece. there, creates flooding probably won't be repeated. and here's a storm system, south of ice and spreading its largest is rain into western norway and disrupting the morning fog in the greyness in poland. but the rain falls and then the sky k.z. a bit of sunshine. north africa is largely dry at the moment apart from libya where you got that offshore breeze and sharp attention. and we have still seen seen showers in west africa, that's no longer the real focus of this still there. and i'm pleased to say that in south sudan, the chance of showers in juber for example, is very low. from the latest news, as it breaks, there was never, much out of out which choice chileans would make. but now it's official. the chileans will be writing a new constitution details coverage through 14 and 15 year old st

the norway are afraid to show cartoons of the prophet muhammad in class, according to a survey bearing personal consequences. following last month's murder of a french teacher, party talks with one of them after the borough. but she, i decided not to show them at all because i felt i felt my profession was attacked truly is government says it will act on a report of religious troops committed war crimes in afghanistan. but if threatens to affect those who have nothing to do with the obligation to very well, welcome to you, watching r.t. international with me first a heinous assassination. how the united arab emirates describes friday's killing of a wrongs top nuclear scientist, jordan, another key player in the middle east also condemns the death of the u.a.e. urged all signs to prevent instability and escalation in the region. the attack sparked uproar in a wrongs capital with rioters burning the flags of israel and its ally the us, as well as touching portraits of donald trump and joe biden, while demanding war with america to run immediately blames the incident on israel, which deni

from cuba and nurse from belgium, a child expert from england, a they are putist from ohio, canada, norway, south africa, china, operating gee spite the handicaps of varied languages and constructing new international teamwork which very wisely said the nations will learn to work together only by actually working together. and by providing treatment and artificial limbs for the crippled and disabled and teaching occupations that will enable the men to stand on their own feet again, even though the feet themselves be artificial. and with donated shoes learning to be shoe makers so they may later serve their own villages. so the post of rehabilitation begins to beat again in the areas warped and withered by war. it is a pulse that beats feverishly at first, post destination, why many labor and strive for whatever is at hand that can be brought to hand. and the mounds of supplies seen in the docks and in the warehouses nailed down to inadequate, minute portions, carefully measured out so that all may share and survive and work. and rooms are remade wherever a roof can be found to provide shel

away on saturday so that story continues and more in the way of sunshine scandinavia including in norway but if you take the focus down to the southeast corner has been some pretty big thunderstorms recently of a cyprus this is a water spout and over water tonight if you like over lebanon and there are still big showers in the area today. jump into the stream and julian on global community bio diversity is bio security is that essential for our species to survive be part of the debate i know you have i.d.'s and he can be part of this conversation when no topic is off the table the complaints are not neutral and all of these case goal here is to terrorize and here's the other part of this there's no consequence for this stream on out is there. are going to watch al-jazeera remind about top stories this hour and the race to the white house is going down to the wire after flipping which again in wisconsin by now has projected total of 264 electoral college votes or donald trump has $214.00 it takes $270.00 to win the election. the u.s. president has repeated unsubstantiated claims that ther

sweden's cases per 100,000 are currently ten times higher than finland and four times higher than norwayfaster than any other european country. translation: we need to go in with the stronger recommendations and restrictions, and i think it is starting to be time to consider a shutdown of society here and there in sweden. but the country's leader is sticking to the strategy. we don't believe in a total lockdown, we believe that the measures we've taken, the decisions that we're taking are appropriate. what we want to do at the national level now is to send this very clear, strong signal on the necessity of social distancing, on not spending time with people that you don't live with. sweden says its plan is not herd immunity, where the vulnerable are protected and the virus is allowed to spread, thereby making everyone else immune, eventually. instead, the goal is to keep the economy open, slow the virus, and give hospitals a chance to cope. translation: in the first wave i was more worried because you did not know anything about how hard it could hit, so now it is a little better. now th

go >> the german government is determined, and view of the friendly relations that exist between norwayunder no circumstances to prejudice the in viability and integrity of the norwegian state. 2nd of september, 1939. >> but on april 9th, 1940, german troops invaded norway. >> i'm sure the governments of belgium, holland and luxembourg, that germany will not violate their neutrality. 6th of october, 1939, and off hitler. >> but on may 10th, 1940, german troops invaded belgium, holland and luxembourg. >> the firmly established reliable relationship from germany to yugoslavia, will represent an element of calm for our nerve wrecked continent. 1st of june, 1939, adolf hitler. >> but on april 6th, 1941, german troops invaded yugoslavia. these criminal methods of the nazi conspirators brought them early success. by 1941, they had most of europe under their heel. now, and evil ambition for power and more power drove them on. but two of the world's mightiest nations, the united states and soviet russia, remained to block the nazi drive for world supremacy. they had to be dealt with firmly, imm

kurdish controlled refugee camps in syria plus teachers and norway say they would be afraid to show cartoons of the prophet muhammad in class. after last month's murder of a french teacher, r.t. talked with one of them. after the murder of i decided not to show them at all because i felt i felt my profession was attacked. a very warm welcome to the program from all of us here in moscow. thanks for joining us this hour. now we have some news just coming in in this last hour from france, parliament has suspended a bill that would have severely restricted the filming of police officers after 2 weeks of nationwide unrest. opponents say the measure named article 24 would have violated press freedom and allowed the police to cover up acts of brutality. and we can cross live now to our t's charlotte dubin ski, who's in paris to charlotte? this is sounding like quite a u. turn, coming from the ruling party and france. bring us the latest. yes, that's right. it's not parliament that's actually suspended this. what's happened is that there was an emergency meeting today that was chaired by president.

between late september and late march, northern norway is dark from early afternoon until late morningns there currently mean that conditions are at their peak for sky—watchers. a british musician has been playing the piano to monkeys at historic sites in thailand to raise awareness of their hunger. paul barton had a bit of a tough crowd to please during the concert, with the audience of macaques tugging on his hair, stealing his music and climbing all over his piano. thailand is seeing a reduction in the number of visitors due to the coronavirus pandemic, which has meant there are less visitors to feed them and fewer funds to look after them. the monkeys are his latest audience, as he previously played bach, schubert, chopin, and beethoven for more than a decade to elephants at retirement sanctuaries. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello, the frosty morning that some of you experienced today will be back later in the week but for the next two days, things turning milder and that process begins tonight for eastern areas. take a look across eastern england, te

it's largest, it's rain into western norway and disrupting the morning fog in the greyness in poland. but the rain falls and then the sky k.z. a bit of sunshine. north africa is largely dry at the moment apart from libya where you got that on shore breeze and shop potential. and we have still seen seen showers in west africa, that's no longer the real focus of this still there. and i'm pleased to say that in south sudan, the chance of showers in juber for example, was very low. an, e t. o. p. an hours to grad, turned communist rebel, only to be disappeared. a family's tragedy, and twined with a violent chapter in the country's history. when you see the blood, you says are going to be my blood on that wall to a life long search for answers and closure. finding salon witness on al-jazeera time. now for a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera,, coronavirus restrictions are being reimposed in several states across the u.s., where more than 130000 cases were confirmed on tuesday. in europe, the u.k. has reported 595 deaths in 24 hours, while 623 new deaths were recorded in italy, ivory

and teachers in norway say they would be afraid to show cartoons of the prophet muhammad in class. after last month's model of a french teacher, we spoke with one of them. after the murder of summer, i decided not to show them at all because i felt i felt my profession was attacked. bring me the news at all hours of the day. this is our national welcome along to keep me company. while not to stop to talk about the 1st thing is how the french president's ruling party has withdrawn a parliamentary bill that would have severely restricted the filming of police officers after 2 weeks of nationwide on rust opponent said the measure named alterable 24 would have filed late to press freedom to police, to cover up acts of brutality and cubans, keep the story president macron. chad and the moujik see meeting on monday. as part of that meeting, there was the french prime minister, the french interior minister, and also the leaders of the parliamentary parties of the majority, the presidents of these parties. now they decided following that meeting, that this specific article, article 24 woul

a therapist from ohio, from canada, norway, south africa, china, operating despite the handicaps of variedes and learning constructive new lessons in international teamwork, for very wisely it has been said the nations will learn to work together only by actually working together. and by providing artificial limbs for the crippled and disabled, and choosing occupations that will enable them to stand on their own feet again, even though the feet themselves be artificial. and with donated shoes, learning to be shoemakers so they may later serve their own villages. and so the pulse of rehabilitation begins to beat again in the areas warped and withered by war. it is supposed to beat feebly at first, this pulse of restoration, while little men labor and strive with whatever is at hand that can be brought to hand. and the mounds of supplies seen on the docks and in the warehouses melt down to inadequate, minute portions, carefully measured out so that all may share and survive and work work. and homes are remade wherever a roof is to be found that will provide shelter. part of a glider wing hel

see you that take a deep beneath the waves, norway wants to fight climate change. during carbon dioxide emissions in the ocean floor. problem solved in the project promises to be a lucrative business. but critics of the technology fear it new problems and are calling for a return to natural, the unseen storage. coming to all your smartphones in the dark, dark mode is meant to protect our eyes, preserve our batteries, and help us sleep better. but researchers aren't convinced much in dark mood, really do tomorrow today. and 30 minutes on d.w. griffith. that is for me, owen ization 0. digital competition test session of the global media for a tradition to social processes, posing new challenges to media companies, and they offer new opportunities to distribute their content from community building to pay walls. how can media organizations optimize their revenue models in the digital age? join our discussion, give us your country in the middle, we'll make you rich people. oil will provide you with jobs. the oil will take good care of you less he says to the big oil fe

from canada, norway, south africa, china, operating despite the candy caps of language and constructing lessons in international teamwork for very wisely has been said that the nations will learn to work together, only by actually working together. and by providing treatment for official limbs for the crippled and disabled. teaching occupations that will allow meant to stand on their own feet again even though the feet themselves be artificial. and we donated shoes are a very learning to be shoemaker so they can serve their own villages. and so the post of rehabilitation's begins to peak again with the early years warped and withered by war. it's feebly at first. this poses -- well men labor and stride with whatever is at hand that can be brought to hand. the amounts of supplies scene at the docks and warehouses in minute portions. carefully measured out so that all men share. and survive. and work. homes are roommate wherever a roof is found to provide shelter. part of a brighter wing helps to repair one house. discovered gun covers keep the elements from another. so also on the farm i

so far everything has been going well with the storage of c o 2 in norway at the slightly gas drilling platform, more than $1000000.00 tons of c o 2 have been pumped back underground every year for 25 years. the northern lights project aims to stop with $1500000.00 tonnes per year. if you look at the sheer magnitude of the problem globally, there is a need for thousands of facilities. and we're talking hundreds of millions of tonnes per year that needs to be carbon capture and storage chill c.c.s. that's also been researched in germany. a 2017 experiment was a success. the c o 2 remained in the ground on the cape, seen in eastern germany. but it raised fears of earthquakes and escaping gases. since then the story just c o 2 has been politically dead in germany. even the search is essentially prohibited into it seen in could see where i was also deeply involved in my safety council did it. i would have gladly built the storage facility at any time without any worry was with your boat or to get us all out of been worried if i put it on the wrong plates in the wrong way with the wrong par

back in the extreme, north of norway, nature has a treat in store for the tourists, a school of pilot whales. they are known to pop up now and again in these arctic waters. but it's rare to see this many so close. it's certain to appreciate the true value of these creatures. i know everything in life to come out here, but we do have to protecting make sure that rich ray of life is enjoying the relative peace here at least for the time being at the end of the 2nd world war and nazi germany lay in ruins. all cities completely destroyed millions of people dead. they died in a war that raged worldwide instigated by adults, hitler and his regime after the warming of the victorious powers, one of the perpetrators to face justice. and so they brought them before the 1st international military tribunal. it's been 75 years since the nuremberg trials were held and they had us special significance for those who survived the concentration camps like auschwitz. but, you know, my name is peter your hungover dorsch in 1904 at the german army occupied transylvania. a short time later, we were all dep

something well deep beneath the waves, norway, it wants to fight climate change by storing carbon dioxide emissions in the ocean floor. problem solved. the project promises to be a lucrative business. but critics of the technology fear it complements and are calling for a return to natural c o 2, storage 16 d w i think is everything challenging 1st on for me, a muslim school, much different culture between here and there. so a challenge in court, if the traditionalists, i think it was worth it for me to come to germany, got my license to work as a swimming instructor up to shannara 2 children. other dogs just run fast and just what's your story? take part, cherish on info my greenstock missed i'm in munich and i want to get up there.

stations per $100000.00, drivers in europe, germany is and 3rd place still far behind the netherlands or norway, but way ahead of italy and greece. the automotive industry is calling for more financial support from the government, especially for charging stations. more of them would have to be created as quickly as possible to encourage people to buy even the german government once up to 10000000 e.-v. calls on the country's year olds. by 2030, not car manufacturers are getting more state help to get the e-cards on the road. let's get more on this from peter finch. he is with the all turn tech consultant. he joins me via skype from groton, austria. good morning to you, peter. welcome to the program. is it justified to fork out even more money to a sector, which essentially seems to just have been late to the party? good morning. so definitely yes. if you look at the german automotive industry, which is millions of jobs in directly and indirectly employee eat, it's absolutely not only right, but it's always absolutely necessary to support that industry to keep the industry in its transformation.

pressure in the overlying sounds so far everything has been going well with the storage of c o 2 in norway at the slightly gas drilling platform, more than $1000000.00 tons of c o 2 have been pumped back underground. every year for 25 years, the northern lights project aims to stop with $1500000.00 tons per year. if you look at the sheer magnitude of the problem globally, there is a need for thousands of facilities. and we're talking hundreds of millions of tons per year that needs to be handled. carbon capture and storage chill c.c.'s. it's also been researched in germany. a 2017 experiment was a success. the c o 2 remained in the ground under kit seen in eastern germany. but it raised fears of earthquakes and escaping gases. since then the storage of c o 2 has been politically dead in germany. even the search is essentially for him, put it into it, seen in can you see where i was also deeply involved in a safety concern that i would have gladly built out of a storage facility at any time without any word or negate this. all of roger's been worried if i put it on the wrong plates in the w

i remember the drive from portland up to norway, maine, and that weather was really nice. i can imagine in the snow what it's like there will be heard again and again is a frontline providers really felt that telehealth with super important for getting care for the patient. many of the providers are carrying for population that spans large geographic areas. this is also compounded by real hospital closures they continue to occur. a task force of drill down on the legislative and regulatory barriers that are preventing greater utilization of telehealth we pay special attention to individual with high-speed internet, without high-speed internet access and those were uncomfortable using computers and smartphones. our recommendations were really more about allowing patients to get care in their homes, allowing the rural health clinics to provide those services and allowing telephone use. most of these were ever made as part of the public health emergency which is great but as the discussions turning towards what to phase out and what to make permanent we wanted to make sure th

in norway at the slightly gas drilling platform, more than $1000000.00 tons of c o 2 have been pumped back underground every year for 25 years. the northern lights project aims to start with $1500000.00 tonnes per year. if you look at the sheer magnitude of the problem globally, there is a need for sense of facilities. and we're talking hundreds of millions of tons per year that needs to be handled. carbon capture and storage chill c.c.'s. it's also been researched in germany, a 2017 experiment was a success. the c o 2 remained in the ground under kit, steam in eastern germany, but it raised fears of earthquakes and escaping gases. since then, the storage of c o 2 has been politically dead in germany. even the search is essentially for him put it into into the scene where i was also deeply involved in the safety council did it. i would have gladly built the storage facility at any time without any word or to get us all very proud of being worried . if i put it in the wrong place in the wrong way with the wrong partner, he saw liquor functioning. it's clear that countries like germany

arsenal are in norway playing molde. no goals there approaching half—time.prague. they are drawing i believe. they are losing 2—1 now. leicesterfacing sporting braga. tottenham at home to bulgarians ludogorets. rangers are at home to benfica later. go to the bbc sport website for the latest. it is going to be an emotional night in naples tonight. napoli at home in the europa league and the club will honour their greatest player. it's been just over 2a hours since we learned the news that diego maradona had died. he is still revered in the city, afterjoining them from barcelona, he led them to their first two serie a titles. the 1986 world cup winner, a global football icon who was also driven to self destruction though his various addictions but the city has been remembering their hero and celebrating his life. argentina are observing three days of national mourning following maradona's death. he died at his home just outside buenos aires yesterday. his casket is currently lying in the presidential palace in the capital. let's cross live to the casa rosada a

last week, norway's government rejected a request by the low cost carrier for more aid. the airline has wanted could run out of cash in the 1st quarter of next year. another big topic at the e.u. summit today is going to be yes, you guessed it breaks it. the transition period ends in a little bit more than 6 weeks from now. and then will there be a deal to ensure smooth trade between the e.u. and the united kingdom, or will there be chaos come january, the 1st of many companies braced for the last of these goods have to arrive on time. otherwise, this transport company will lose customers. that's why 20, fully loaded trucks leave from this depo in southeast england. every day. they deliver to france, italy and spain, among others. but starting in january, the chaos begins. what for our company was going to be? it's going to be pretty bad obviously because most of our t.v. it is going to be over europe obviously is going to delay all our operations. i mean, is it going to cost is a vast amount of money, a trade deal, or a hard bricks. it with high customs duties, no $1.00

nations league confirmed today because romania have been awarded a victory against covid—stricken norwayespite those concerns about the visitors arriving from denmark. there has been a argument this week that they should scrap that match completely to give the players a rest — this instagram post byjose mourinho tells you how some club managers feel about these 3—match international breaks. he said... asa as a way for football, grey emotions the national team. superb friendless and total safety. after another training session with only six players it's now time to take care of myself. he's looking a bit grumpy at the moment. his spurs side are back in action against manchester city on saturday. don't think anyone has told him that sarcasm don't think anyone has told him that sarcasm is the lowest form of wit. thank you very much. still to come on sportsday... it was a shocking night for germany, losing 6—0 to spain in the nations league, we ask, what's next for their managerjoachim low. there are doubts tonight as to how the australian open can go ahead after the government in the state

they would due to play norway on the 1st of november but that's been cancelled because of travel restrictionsnational. i knew event in the european tour. players are drafted nfl style. despite that fabulous shot at the 18th hall's team are down 30 second place some 1a shots behind the team they... fever has announced the club world cup will ta ke announced the club world cup will take in qatar which the 1st of february next year. only two teams out of seven are so february next year. only two teams out of seven are so far confirmed. champions buyer munich. it was one of the iconic moments from the late knobby styles dancing with that toothless grin. it's been well documented that stiles suffered from dimension eight dementia. it may be heading contributed to his death last month. his family have criticised the sport for the lack of players and football needs to address the scandal of the game. in response they say there is thoughts are with the family and will continue to fund research looking into any link in those conditions and football. knobby son spoke to the bbc earlier. it's blatantly