2 drops and then the phone with the leaves drop the c o 2 rises by the to the highest c o 2 level as i measured was in march 2024, 428. c o 2 molecules, 1000000 particles. that's 52 percent more than in $1750.00. when i started studying, they said we'd never top the 400 p, m r that we did everything under control with counter measures smell. but as you can see, that's unfortunately not the case so far private comp and all setting deal, so primarily being one thing. and one thing only business days made no noticeable impact on this bill shop the rising concentrations of atmospheric c o 2 does its to ashad. if i know truly to vieza is i believe out the market and see if it's you. that's very unfortunate because the private market would be highly efficient if it were going. if you look back over the last 10 years, you can see that emissions have risen less quickly than was predicted 10 years ago . when you think in recent years, there have been meaningful climate policy measures regulation to be you emissions trading system and new technologies. but we can also clearly see that this pri

where is the c o 2 going to be stored? our company is going to get into that storage side. they can just be mass produced cookie cutter style promise of c. c. s allowed. the upper right is of the developers of fossil fuel power stations. to say it's fine, we can go ahead with a snatter because we will be able to retrofit this technology on. so they the planned on cut to missions in 5 or 10 or 15 years time. according to the research organization. bloomberg and e s big oil has actually been coveting away from investing into renewables, increasingly putting their money into solutions to keep their current business model viable, like carbon capture and storage. exxon mobil for example, is going all in on that route and fully ignoring renewables. another thing about capturing carbon is that it's very often used to, well extract more oil. the majority of city as plants pump, the c o 2, they trapped into aging fuel subtract leftovers because oil is really stuck in fixed. so when you try to pump it out of a reservoir, a lot of it gets left behind. one way to get it out is to flip t

it creates more c o 2. it's a cycle that keeps the oil and gas industry alive and profitable. okay, that was a lot on c c s, but there's another form of carbon capture that's getting more and more attention directly or capture. there are only 4 large scale dec plans around the world to have them in iceland. that's also where the largest facility is. climb works, ma'am. of plant has the capacity to suck up to $36000.00 tons of c o. 2 of the apples here, every year in the grand scheme of things, that's a miniscule amount of the more than $37000000.00 tons we met from fossil fuels in a year. but it's also just the beginning when we get to see the peak of the promises that the direct capture. if we're able to expand direct air capture, it could help us target past emissions. but there's a big bottleneck when it comes to scaling back the cost. if you thought to see us was expensive, the price to capture a ton of c o 2 from the apples here is much higher. one ballpark figure is that it costs around $500.00 to $700.00. energy is one of our biggest cost drivers. what many people don't

another open question with direct air capture is what happens when some c o 2 is captured. the plastic line works as running already inject the c o 2 into baffled trucks or volcanic rocks and the company says it will not engage and enhanced oil recovery. the problem comes with the way they are promised. the truth of the matter, as we already had last year, promises around 6, yes, many years later, big or is still cheer leading for it at a scale that ignores that technology is shaky track record. now we're seeing many companies lodge on to direct air capture, but this cannot become another wave of inflated goal. so keep business running as usual. it's simply cheaper to avoid a ton of future today than to take it out of the atmosphere. otherwise 20 years from now, we'll look back to today and realize we over promised once again. hurricane heat waves must've rain, full human induced climate change, his excessive aid to the extreme weather events in recent years. at the end of october 2024, over 200 people died following stats in spain. while in germany, walsh is rose to disastr

and even if the sun does shine less in europe than in arizona, solar heat could one day help make c o 2 free steel production or reality there as well. the only way that's not everything that's possible in scientific times can be implemented successfully and sustain for example, capturing the greenhouse gas c o 2 for storage. so when on the ground, the idea behind the technology is to slow down climate change, that making it work is proving, but it's expensive and energy intensive. remember the early 2000 pounds, that lo, phones were brakes and green day was having a moment. but if you're a climate scientists, you are probably focused on a different hop topic, carbon capture and storage. so basically capturing c o 2 from a plant that burns fossil fuels and bearing it underground technology promised to become key and fight and climate change. the most effective way to help help are to meet it's emission reduction goals. the world has changed a lot in the last 20 years. but cps is still not the widespread. they have failed to meet the promise publisher in terms of the content to yield t

, d o. p c. w's covered, make up it less and less. there's a drastic change. the o. p. c, w is firmly in the us camp. and um, essentially has its function essentially is to carry out american propaganda. do you think the most talk is going to be used for the purpose of building a flash case against mosca? to undoubtedly, literally, we saw how the offices used during this the syrian civil war when the, the, when the o b. c, w investigated various allegations of a poison gas use by the assad government and those investigations were not honestly done. there was plenty of internal controversy by the o. p. c. w's own investigators. questioning the results, questioning the finding that the assad government was guilty of using poison gas, yet those controversies were suppressed by the office leadership. and they, uh, in order to present a bland pro us statements, essentially indicting the, the syrian government. so if the, if the o p c, w, cooperated with the u. s. i n s. and i in indicting a damascus. don't we can be reasonably sure it will cooperate with us in dieting moscow.

information is provided by ukraine and distributed by a note from the o. p. c. w to technical secretary. what do i have carefully studied indicated notes or it looks more like a theater of the absurd o. p. c. w report. the russian, i'm probably refers to said the organization identified traces of tear gas and samples from eastern crane investigations were initiated by key oven failed to take moscow's position into account. so p c, w did not have a mandate to assign blame. despite the swift accusations against russia made by the us, and he of journalist and author daniela's there says the chemical weapons watched i is unlikely to investigate moscow's input the dead. they will not make it because the, the office of the o, p. c. w has been totally subordinated to the, to, to u. s. foreign policy. and, uh, the, the, the us has taken over the un, it's completely exhaust control over all its agencies. and the, the idea of an independent, unbiased un investigation has now become impossible. so, so russia is, is they, these claims by russia are very interesting, they're

we saw how the offices used during this the syrian civil war when the, when b o b c. w. investigated various allegations of poison gas used by the assad government. and those investigations were not honestly done. the o, p. c, w is firmly in the us camp. and um, essentially has its function essentially is to carry out american propaganda to them at least now where the lebanese capital has come on the yes, another barrel show of these really bones. the ideas say that targeted of a 20 sites in southern districts all favorites. the earlier media reports claim the idea of jets with targeting has for the headquarters in bay roads procedural via such as massive plumes of smoke billowing upwards off of the slides destroy times. and as covering the surrounding area. natasha sees something with $0.40 from well, this voltage filled by all correspondents on the ground shows the scale of damage. following is where the strong some of the here districts to all stay with the attack proposal they destroyed those things. housing displaced people the us government suppose is to blame fo

so the google search of the c o. c to the before i live in campus, she does more lively and easy means before the place was better within the interim government night, as mom was named adviser to the ministry of telecommunications and information technologies, a post with strategic significance as much of the countries media had become propaganda, outlets school shakes, casino and a government in recent years. this is his 1st visit to the headquarters of the bangladesh, telecommunication regulatory commission, b t o c. it was here that the decision was taken during the demonstrations to shut down the intimate throughout the country for several days to quell the uprising. now he does not is determined to change things. the us are the, the, the, the by suspending the internet that you created conditions that facilitated the mode of thousands of students. these institutions best made itself an accomplice to the crimes of repression. so which students paid with their blog bundle of issues wanted societies with a national i

i mean you have c o 2. unfortunately, and basically all elements. it's a tremendous work. even if charged using only renewable energy amount to c o 2, a mutation over the lifetime of this a v is $27.00 tons folder cos has joined steel 0 global initiative. protecting t is 50 percent green steel by 25 feet and a 100 percent by 2050. for the rest of the supply chain has to follow suit. easiest have been done when there is so many elements in both. i can find a was, this was like a sneezing frenzy though it is really making me everything. but go into one call. all the energy technology, materials, green mobile cars is seamless and clear and we need business critic and risk to us eunice, to have as far as our cause had to of climate action. we see that the whole world needs to change and we need to change with that. we know that unless we change the consumers won't want to buy all the cars from us, or the lawmakers don't allow us to sell the future price. so this is one of the biggest business risks we have long term. do you actually think it's possible to meet climate targets?

that's thomasville, as rich from the o. s. c e. office for democratic institutions and human rights and had of the election observation mission. thank you. thank you very much. and to as a reminder of our top stores, germany's governing coalition has collapsed after chancellor, olaf schultz fired his finance minister, shots has called a confidence vote in mid january and early elections could be held by the end of march. before the crisis, germany was due to elect a new government. in september 2025 vice president cumberland harris has addressed supporters for the 1st time since losing to donald trump. in tuesday's elections, harris promised a smooth transition to the new administration, as well as a peaceful, handled power. and we're up to date, we'll be back soon with more headlines. the meantime, you can find out more about these and other stories online at t w dot com. we're also on youtube or the dw news channels are significantly invalid from all of us. thanks for watching the, the welcome to focus on europe is good to have y

plastic it's, it's all kind of like small materials, gloss, i mean you have c o 2. unfortunately, in basically all elements, it's a tremendous work. even if charged using only renewable energy amount of c o 2, it may take over the lifetime. if they say the 22nd tons all the causes joined steel 0 global initiative pledging to use 50 percent green steel by 25. c, a 100 to send 550. but the rest of the supply chain has to follow suit, easy step and done when there was so many elements in both. i can find was this was like using frenzy the but it is really make me everything that goes into one call energy, all the technology, the materials green mobile cars is seamless and clear and weight based. it's critical risk to us, eunice, to have this falls. i cause head of climate action. we see that the whole world needs to change and we need to change with that. we know that unless we change the consumers won't want to buy all the cars from us, or the lawmakers don't allow us to sell the search a price. so this is one of the biggest business risks we have long time. do you act

modelers, mathematicians and the physicist remodeling climate change. modeling the impacts of increased c o. 2 in the atmosphere. i know a very clear that they knew that c o 2 increase was changing the climate on the planet, on its website, x on mobiles. so this data on climate change was published in scientific journals. however, x on fails to mention the ad safelite to put out calling the science. i'm settled. i mean, they, as they have, they put out, i don't think anyone in their scientist, scientific division can support them as a scientist and say of this needs a truthful facts that we're putting out. i think that the statements they were making were, are fully misleading and designed to, to, to, to mislead people. so while the oil industry publicly spread doubts internal documents show that its own scientists had warned of global warming. and this 1978 confidential report for excellence management. a senior scientist says it's scientifically accepted that fossil fuels influence climate. he also writes that within 5 to 10 years, humanity may have to make tough decisions in this field.

premium, but today, all the big companies, all the induced companies in europe has very strong targets on c o. 2 reduction and using recycling that they all use a very good way for then to reduce their c o. 2 emissions from their rule materials . luckily for rosie and fonts is a so called gauge feed that every solar and pull to or cell must pay to recycling companies to make sure solar panels of ride fully taken care of. at their end of life. rosy, say they can process around $3000.00 tons of solar panels per g p a. not really that much compared to the millions of tons of trash expected in the upcoming years . and it's not even enough for them to break even, but they are already planning to build a facility 10 times bigger than germany, which should be able to handle $30000.00 tons per year. at the same time, up scaling such processes is a real challenge. as the c o told me the so it's a very big scale. recycling sites will have to organize it very well. the operate test engineers technician is to or the cheese ability system. and also how to integrate the arthritis. so human beings with the

modelers, mathematicians and the physicist remodeling climate change. modeling the impacts of increased c o. 2 in the atmosphere. i know a very clear that they knew that c o 2 increase was changing the climate on the planet, on its website, x on mobiles. so this data on climate change was published in scientific journals. however, x on fails to mention the ad safelite to put out calling the science. i'm settled. i mean, they, as they have, they put out, i don't think anyone in their scientist, scientific division can support them as a scientist and say of this needs a truthful facts that we're putting out. i think that the statements they were making were, are fully misleading and designed to, to, to, to mislead people. so while the oil industry publicly spread doubts internal documents show that its own scientists had warned of global warming. and this 1978 confidential report for excellence management. a senior scientist says it's scientifically accepted that fossil fuels influence climate. he also writes that within 5 to 10 years, humanity may have to make tough decisions in this field.

g o c. one subject that is recurring often is the use of hydrogen and carpet and capture and storage. and that's specifically for they'll be things that will help either with the fossil fuel companies or with that network. now this is sort of a solution to currencies, quite debated by the science community, whether it's really effective or not. but we do see some results because we sold that in the new guidelines of the new european commission and it is future and quite put them in permanently. the e u and its institutions are often criticized for not being transparent enough in declaring lobbying activities, a reward by fossil free politics, analyzing the european commissions meetings show that fossil fuel lobbyist met with you. commissioner ursula funded lions team 900 times in the last 4 and a half years. that's nearly one meeting every working day. and according to transparency international, this reveals the abject power of fossil fuel companies and their networks wheeled over e require

yeah, i could react to c o 2 emissions in real time, for example, by stopping cars when air quality drops. how would that work? a i could use data contained in households, appliances, like coffee makers, and dishwasher's to measure c o 2 emissions. when emissions dropped below a pre determined limit, everything starts working again. you can even ask a guy how much longer the dishwasher will be on a. i could also manage other environmental problems like the rowing mountains of garbage and textile waste. energy production would benefit as well. the advantage. everything would be based on hard data taking climate action out the hands of government, the but that would be the disadvantages to a i would have to collect a mentor, amounts of our data, threatening personal privacy. i don't know now and to process all that data itself would require huge amounts of energy and that would increase c o 2 emissions. dramatic digital systems and data centers already consume 4 percent of the world's electricity. that number rises to each percent when we include all of our devices. hey, i would increase th

c. p. o. a was a multi lateral and international agreement. the j. c. p. o, a is approved by the un security council and has been endorsed by resolution 2231. therefore, america has officially announced tonight that it doesn't care for international obligations, penny agreements, any effort and the plan to try to revive the core and hinges on the western countries. um effort to try to convince everyone that the united states would not abandoned the deal under a different administration. and that remains to be seen how this planned to try to revive. the court will go ahead given this new trouble that the west has created or you can check all the details of the story as well. following these out on r t dot com. thanks for watching. and i'll see you again the from the foothills of low kenya hills. today we focused on us some bus of just the subject of the genocide in rwanda, which will con, from the middle of the month. the vet proved to just about the beginning of the month of july in the 1994. i did the uh 2020 full we uh, commemorating the genocide, fact th

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what the nation presentable. sophia, until pointed out that there's no problem for jakarta to join o. c o e d, and breaks with indonesia, fully benefiting from any multilateral organizations. it might join, he's as scary. his visit to the united states that he's 6 to maximize. what in to me? sure. i can gain from its membership in multilateral organizations, such as o, e, c, d, and also correct. yes, we are joining several groups for our economy. we want to look for the best opportunities. we have to think about the welfare of our people right? since attending the 15 for break summit in south africa in august 2023 in asia has been evaluating its potential membership, especially when it comes to economy benefits of joining the beloved innovations. this is trying to finally submit a full member of bricks. group underscore is the country some nation under president supposed to be unable to take a more active role in international forums while upholding its principles of independence and after foreign policy. and by engaging in breaks in asia, say, knowing that it's intent to diversify, glo

you then know that this idea o c, as of control, is still something that is very important to a countries such as the united states of america. of course egypt involvement in africa is one that is only is debatable. sometimes we say the i in but many times they are not in because the relationship is differently defined. but in the not shall we say that we as the continent of africa, i still been in many ways controlled by a major fire and firewall. and it is not going to be easy in the short to medium done to liberate ourselves from the clutches. because the reality is that our military is in the prison constitution. and in the present was view, are still being controlled from that particular every now which in itself is something that is very critical to examine in terms of wrong, some security. because if you've been, was asked because they also got countries that the, and the control or the watch, or if you want the collaboration with the united states of america on the african. i use states in the event of war. when you are part of an arrangement over which you have no control, i use

and there was quite a bit of k o c, a funds department, they're all giving out one bottle of water per person just as a joke. instead of working on solutions, they are blaming each other for the situation. it's always the same. more and more people are now trying to help themselves. some neighbors have organized a truck with the generator so that they can at least charge their mobile phones. they see it's also for their security as reports of lifting and break and are increasing of the square. now that we have phones, again, we set up a group to coordinate with each of the house already being some breaking see a civil society organizations of code for protests against the peer crisis management. here in valencia's suburbs, many people are expected to join the w cars. one again, philip schultz is in balance. he told me the latest on the flooding. the operations had to be reduced to a minimum during the night, but they are starting again this morning and they will continue throughout the day . spanish prime minister at sunset as well as on the affected region yesterday. and she promised

and there is quite a bit of k o c, a funds for time in their products on the given one bottle of water per person just as a joke. instead of working on solutions, they are blaming each other for the situation. it's always the same more and more people are now trying to help themselves. some neighbors have organized a truck with the generator so that they can at least charge their mobile phones. they say it's also for their security as reports of lifting and break and are increasing of the square. now that we have phones, again, we set up a group to coordinate with each of the, the hub already being some breaking see a civil society organizations have code for protests against the pure crisis management. here in valencia suburbs, many people are expected to join a straight to valencia then uh, comfortable to young phillips i showed say is on the outskirts of the region. what's going on that now? yeah. and so the the rescue operations on going here. 500 to just move whole just arise. so today and they support the police, the firefighter, and so the, the protection officers and military u