largest burst of new carbon emissions in the world through 2050 according to a report from oil change international report says new u.s. oil and gas development could enable a 120000000000 tons of new carbon pollution so while our media has begun covering the climate crisis they continue to censor certain aspects of it such as the gigantic investment oil and gas companies have put in the continuing our lovely drive on. environmental cliff you know it was it was all fun and games until that area many of the reports that do address climate just make it all about returning to the paris climate of course as if we should be immensely proud of a largely meaningless agreement celebrating the agreement that agreement reminds me of a sign i saw the other day outside a dog park the sign said in a large excited font. picking up number 2 makes you number one. up. first of all i was under the impression that number one was urine which. doesn't sound like a great reward. but let's assume they mean number one is in the tops of the best person on earth sure picking up your dog is better than not. but i think it's

oil change international says that 45% of their existing drilling wouldn't even be profitable without these subsidies. we cannot, we cannot allow this to continue. the fossil fuel industry has controlled the us government and too many other governments for too long. this is the last possible moment in history when changing course can mean saving lives and species on an unimaginable scale . last year, the intergovernmental panel on climate change published its report stating that given the worsening disasters we are already seeing and the additional warming that has already baked in because we didn't back 40 years ago, we don't stand a chance of changing course in time without profound systemic economic and social change. and they say we have at best 11 years before the tipping point is reached, 11 years to reduce fossil fuel emissions roughly in half and then continue to reduce them to net zero by 2050. yes, we are facing a climate crisis, but we're also facing an empathy crisis, and inequality crisis. it isn't only the earth's life-support systems that are unraveling, the fabric of o

changing international rules. also on the show after what the saudi oil minister called a lot of brains squeezing opec countries have agreed to cut oil production to boost prices but the measure may not benefit all members. and startups and innovators are meeting at the car digital show. just to discuss ideas for the future but also how to finance. and how you know yes it's good to have you with us on business the so-called digital tax foresees new fiscal regulations for companies like google amazon and facebook u.s. treasury secretary steven warned the organization of economic cooperation and development o.e.c.d. against overhauling existing international taxation rules but france sees that very differently. right now global giants like amazon google or facebook can decide themselves in which country they tax their profits or regulation the u.s. in particular would like to preserve the paris ones profits that are made in france to be taxed in france and it's determined to enforce that. the american proposal for a solution which companies choose whether to be taxed or not does not convince me if i haven't seen a lot

changing international rules. also on the show after what the saudi oil minister called a lot of brain squeezing opec countries have agreed to cut well production to boost prices but the measure may not benefit all members. and start ups and innovators are meeting at the.

changing the international rules. on the show over reveals thousands of sexual assaults on both passengers and drivers and sparked a debate about the safety of right feeling services. and opec countries are cutting oil production to boost prices but not all members are happy about it we'll take a look at what the decision means for smaller export. business and how you got to get us welcome to the show the so-called digital tax is quickly becoming the next big confrontation between the u.s. and the european union it foresees new fiscal regulations for companies like google amazon and facebook u.s. treasury secretary steven chu knutson warned the organization of economic cooperation and development o.e.c.d. against overhauling existing international taxation but france sees it very differently. right now global giants like amazon google or facebook can decide themselves in which country they tax their profits or regulation the u.s. in particular would like to preserve paris wants profits that are made in friends to be taxed in friends and it's determined to enforce that. the american proposal for a solution which companies choose whether to be taxed or not does not convince me if i haven't seen a lot

change and so there is that assumption that will be a rollback when it comes to investments indestructible industries particularly coal and oil and gas and focus more on renewable energy so that definitely something that international investors probably could explore but that is not happening at the moment kate michael thanks so much for your insights thank you for having me. germany's car sector is looking back on an especially challenging year with companies caught between declining sales and the need to invest massive songs in new technology many of the biggest automaker has announced plans to scrap sizes of jobs but that didn't stop them on some individual car enthusiasts from coming up with some pretty bizarre innovation. is this what the world was waiting for. ladies and gentlemen that knew or should tyco. the 1st fully electric porsche starting price $105000.00 euros the porsche take on is the biggest competition the tesla model s. says seeing yes. yes the tesla in november tests known baled their latest number and electric truck with apparently don't break the windows at least that's what it said in the cyber truck brochure yeah it didn't work out quite that way. but oh well. maybe i was a little too hard.

and yemen's hope the rebels call for international help after desertion tanka spills oil into the red sea. for everyone the search for a deal on tackling climate change is deadlocked in madrid talks at the u.n. summit have dragged on for more than 36 hours past friday's deadline as delegates struggled to agree on how to fight the crisis that's brought huge crowds out around the world over the past 3 months delegates from nearly $200.00 nations are in the spanish capital the talks are stuck on points like emissions targets there is also disagreement over how much money poorer countries should get to cope with climate change i request. all of the fiction. all your training. now and all your volunteer to find you know these agri not the sense is that we need to have an ambitious result we are almost there it's hard it's difficult but he's worth it. i specially meet you but people you know were countries media activists unhappy with the state of talks staged a sit in outside the conference room also members of the group extinction rebellion protested they dumped horse manure near the building's entrance and then stood on melting blocks of ice with nooses

to reorient the saudi economy away from oil and reassure investors that saudi arabia is stable and progressive. a lot has changed since the prince's international public relations drive the efforts to convince businessmen to feel comfortable working in the kingdom also faced a blow when top saudi business kingpins were put under arrest in an opaque anti corruption drug and as a cascading effect there has been flight of capital reduced foreign investment increased saudi borrowing and a halt on saudi aramco its i.p.o. . the increase in internal repression inside the kingdom you know locking up of folks inside the the ritz carlton a lot of those were heads of family businesses or large companies or big conglomerates you know that gives foreign investors pause. the murder of one journalist has washed away the veneer of change and quashed investor confidence in the more stuff going for the legacy i'm asking for people to be allowed to speak for the media much. can the interest of a stakeholder ever get priority over the kingdom the privatization process would mean saudi oil reserves will be up for scrutiny and to ramp those finances will be in the p

nations climate change talks in spain over oil companies attending the event about 20 protesters stood up and cover their ears in the middle of a meeting in madrid organized by the international emissions trading association they say polluters including shell b.p. and chevron should not be allowed to influence discussions around the world extreme weather is being linked to manmade global warming the un has a war in the world will soon reach the point of no return. international media watchdog reporters without borders says it's concerned journalists in sri lanka are facing a new wave of harassment the group says members of the media have been subjected to intimidation since go to buy rajapaksa took office last month some journalists have resigned and left the country trail strapped for reports. these journalists work for a sri lankan online news organization based in the capital colombo nicolas helped set up news harper dot l.-k. 2 years ago. mobile phone video shows the moment police raided the offices on november the 26 and security camera recording show police what the journalists say were plainclothes i-t. specialists looking through files on their computers the police sa

international oil crisis, boosting the president's popularity. after finishing two terns, putin reached the limit under russia's constitution and his solution, swapped jobs with the prime minister medvedev for four years, med deserve irv changedonstitution extending terms from four to six returns before putin's return as president. even while prime minister it was always clear putin was the man in charge. the west put on notice. russia was returning as a force in international politics. in 2008, the russian military invaded georgia, occupied south if fazetia. re-elected in 2012 but not all russians were happy. massive protests engulfed the streets of moscow and russian authorities crushing the opposition movement despite international condemnation. vladimir putin's second stint at president has been defined by confrontation with the west. in 2014 after an uprising unseated a pro russian leader of ukraine they invaded an annexed crimea. and an uprising in eastern ukraine which led to thousands of deaths and the downing of an airliner. blaming a missile fired from russian military equipment for the tragedy. the kremlin remained defiant. >> we think there is no proof. everything presented shows we have our own version but unfort

international oil prices boosting the president's popularity. after finishing two terms, putin had reached the limit under russia's constitution. a solution, he swapped jobs with prime minister medvedev for four years. he then changed constitution extending the term from four to six years before putin's return as president. even while he was prime minister, it was always clear putin was the man in charge and the west was put on notice, russia was returning as a force in international politics. in 2008, the russia military invaded georgia. vladimir putin was reelected to his third term as president in 2012, but not all russians were happy. massive protests engulfed the streets of moscow, russian authorities crushing the opposition movement despite international condemnation. his second stint as president has been defined by confrontation with the west. in 2014 after an uprising unseated the pro-russian leader of ukraine, the kremlin invaded and then annexed crimea. russia is also accused of fueling and aiding the uprising in eastern ukraine, which has led to thousands of deaths and the downing of a commercial airliner killing everyone on board. international investigators blamed a missile fired from russian military

climate change talks in madrid over oil companies attending the event a group of around 20 protests that stood up and covered their ears in the middle of an event organized by the international emissions trading association they say polluters including shell b.p. and chevron should not be allowed to influence the discussions around the world extreme weather is being linked to manmade global warming the u.n. has warned of the world will soon reach the point of no return in parts of the united states land is being lost at the rate we're football field every hour 10 years ago as nick clark visited southern louisiana where he saw the destruction caused by oil extraction and rising sea levels 10 years on is returned to find communities which are now living on the brink. travels through the delta system of the great mississippi in southern louisiana and you'll soon feel the precarious nature of existence here the gulf of mexico inexorably away at the road's fields and homes so water killing biodiversity. 10 years ago there was 60 people living just above sea level on a small strip of land that is ill to join shell today it's 20 and 20 ling fast this community is slowly being retur

climate change talks in madrid in anger at the attendance of oil companies a group of around 20 protesters stood up and covered that is in the middle of an event organized by the international emissions trading association they say polluters like shell b.p. and chevron should not be allowed to influence the discussions around the world extreme weather is being linked to manmade global warming the un has warned that the world will soon reach the point of no return. if you countries take recycling as seriously as sweden where 99 percent of household waste is turned into something new coal resupport from a former steel making city which is now reinventing itself as sweden's greenest community. this is retune or the world's 1st recycled mall as in everything sold here is secondhand recycled or repurposed. manager backstrom hopes it can begin to channel humanity's rampant consumerism or at least sweden's in a more sustainable direction this is the future way to run a shopping mall i guess and any business in the future needs to be sustainable through to last. as skills tune as waste plant processes 20000 tonnes of rubbish a year with smart cameras pointing different materials in