from the project green legacy hiroshima. - project green legacy hiroshima.lms with channel or you can catch up on all ourfilms with along channel or you can catch up on all our films with along radio programmes on our online archive. now the shocking damage that can be caused by business. in the 19505, thousands of people were poisoned by industrial waste. a factory was pumping heavy metals into a river that led to the sea. witness history has been 5peaking that led to the sea. witness history has been speaking to a man who lost one daughter to what has been called —— woman. her second daughter was bowled 5everely —— woman. her second daughter was bowled severely disabled. translation: i can tell you exactly how much i hate _ i can tell you exactly how much i hate that — i can tell you exactly how much i hate that chemical factory. the corporation devastated our ocean and our people _ corporation devastated our ocean and our people. ijust hate it. people used _ our people. ijust hate it. people used to— our people. ijust hate it. people used to say— our peop

tomoko watanabe from the project green legacy hiroshima.atch witness history every month on the bbc news channel or you can catch up on all our films along with over 1000 radio programmes on our online archive. now let's head post warjapan and a shocking example of the environmental damage that can be caused by lax regulations on big business. in the 19505, thousands of people in the town of minamata were poisoned by industrial waste. a factory was pumping heavy metals into a river that led to the sea. witness history has been speaking to fujie sakamoto who lost one daughter to what has been called minamata disease, while her second daughter was born severely disabled. translation: | can't tell. you exactly how much i hate that chemical factory. the chisso corporation devastated our ocean and our people. ijust hate it. people used to say that life in minamata was wonderful. chisso corporation was the only company in minamata. we are still frightened by the mercury that was leaked by the factory. it poisoned the fish, then people who ate the

tomoko watanabe from the project green legacy hiroshima.ch witness history every month on the bbc news channel or you can catch up on all our films along with over 1000 radio programmes on our online archive. now let's head post warjapan and a shocking example of the environmental damage that can be caused by lax regulations on big business. in the 19505, thousands of people in the town of minamata were poisoned by industrial waste. a factory was pumping heavy metals into a river that led to the sea. witness history has been speaking to fujie sakamoto who lost one daughter to what has been called minamata disease, while her second daughter was born severely disabled. translation: | can't tell. you exactly how much i hate that chemical factory. the chisso corporation devastated our ocean and our people. ijust hate it. people used to say that life in minamata was wonderful. chisso corporation was the only company in minamata. we are still frightened by the mercury that was leaked by the factory. it poisoned the fish, then people who ate the s

green stands for lush, chemical, free grasslands for emission 3 mobility, and for a future in a healthy climate. it is no wonder sustainability has become a top issue for companies. but are these projects profitable? and all the actually as green as the peer, the green economy, kennedy work, that's our topic this week on mate. when it comes to the things that are essential to us pretty much, nothing goes without water and looking at the planet. there's plenty of it just not the kind we can use right away. most of it is salt water and less than one percent is drinkable. w kristin carla, on the tradition of dissemination and whether a berlin startup could have falls a global water crisis. in 2015, a series of drought started to dry up this dam. the source of almost half of the water available to cape town, south africa. in this satellite time last you can literally see the storm water decreased month by month in 2018. the city was approaching day 000. 0 is the shorthand for the day. the taps run dry and people would have to queue to get water rations. cape down was the 1st major city to risk running out of water, but it's not going to be the last jakarta, london, beijing. tokyo could all

he believes projects like the green pack and the location of play a nova out of vitals for the future. and he's hoping local residents will support him the launch, but it says me to please that it was not screen instrumentation. we didn't use our knowledge back to the city to stop and don't put this stuff up there. that's where we are going to be project. i'm going out to might not make your because you want to give and the better. but again, my, you know, with one of ensuring that to moderate, we are no longer on the list of sit and wait time. it was just these guys, mcguffey school marcus. on the other side of the base, sherman continued to walk on a moment to the settlement side is voluntarily many realize that it's too dangerous to stay here, but is out of the you and he's in the hospital believe there will make a good home. and i don't think moving to resettlement sites with an overview, maria, there's no point why not take the course from sean and we stay here and continue to finish. as the vision, cooperation of the lot is the question, the, the finding a place to live at that

he believes projects like the green pack and the location of nova vital for the future. and he's hoping local residents will support him a launch. but this is only to please that was not screen. yes, samantha, we need to use our knowledge back to the city to stop and don't police sums up the steps where we organized projects going out to might not make your because you want to give and the better. but again, my know with one of ensuring that to moderate we no longer on the list of a threat and by climate change, john, this was just, these does not go to school on the other side of the be the fisherman continued to walk on a moment or 2, there is settlement site is bullying telling me many realize that it's too dangerous to stacy but is out of your colleagues. hard to believe there will make a good i'm your home. i don't, i don't think moving to resettlement sites with and my or you maria is no point. why not protect the cost from sean and we see he and continue to fish. as far as the fishing cooperation of probably know how much the finding a place to live that he was cl

number of wind power projects has exploded them at the shift green energy, but the typically require government support about child project is a sign that renewable projects are on the way to being self sufficient. that's all for me in the business team here in berlin till next time. good by the news. people in trucks injured when trying to feed into more and more refugees are being turned away. families to be crated. and trade. people seem extreme getting 200 people around the world, more than 300000000 people are speaking with huge. why? because no one should have to flee the make up your own line. w. need for mines in the name of climate change, the city people what ideas do they have for their future? d, w dot com, african megacity meeting video, click and enter. sometimes a cd is all you need to allow big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning like global ideas. we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taking shape around the world and how we can all make a difference. knowledge grows through sharing, download i

and he, if you look on the need for change, he believes projects like the green pack and the location of a nova out of the vital for this to do the future. and he's hoping local residents will support him a launch. but it says to please that it was not screen. yes ma'am dish. we need to use our knowledge back to the city that to stop and don't put this stuff up there where we organize your project. i'm going out to my not make your because you want to give and the better, but i got my own with the one of ensuring that to moderate we no longer on the list of sit and buy climate change on this was just these doesn't regard for school maps, on the other side of the base, the fisherman continued to walk on a moment to the resettlement site is voluntary lee. many realize that it's too dangerous to stay here, but is out of your colleagues to believe that would make good for my homeowners. i don't think moving to resettlement sites within my own you, maria is no point why not take the quote from sean and with the he and continued to fish for the fishing cooperation of prior to the latter in

the number of wind power projects has exploded and that the shift to green energy. but the require typically government support. the project is assigned renewable projects on the way to being self sufficient. time for reminder of our top story, this our, yet another gazing gender gap, the global telecoms association. g s. m a says the number of women in sub saharan africa who own a mobile phone is lagging way behind. man. situation, being western by the from the business team here in berlin from or do you have to our website to be dot com slash business. you can also find it on facebook, d, w dot business to next time to buy the the fight against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection in developing? what does the latest research information and contact the corona virus? because the 19 special next on d w. he's broken in time making when does history and he has no intention of stopping robert live. and how did it all begin? and what made the seamless try to take all the kick off in 60 minutes on d, w. the me the finally back in the middle of the acti

he believes projects like the green pack and the location of nova vital for this to do the future. and he's hoping local residents will support him the notch. but it says, do, please, that was not squint semantic. we need to use our knowledge back to the city that the stuff don't put his stuff up as a gun. that's where we are going to be going out to might not make your because you want to give and the better. but again, my know with one of ensuring that to moderate we no longer on the list of a threat. and by the time it was drugs of these, does mcguffey school marks on the other side of the be, the fisherman continued to walk on a moment to the resettlement site. is voluntary, lee, many realize that it's too dangerous to stacy. but is you out of real time? you believe there will make a good i'm your home. i don't. i don't think moving to resettlement sites with them . or you, maria, there's no point why not protect the cost from it was shown, and we see he and continue to fish. as far as the fishing cooperation of probably no one was wondering why they the question, the, the find

indian basin is part of a larger project called the blue green way. and india basin is the largest public investment as part of that blue green way project. and it is a large step forward on creating a more equitable city. and it is a part of a better, safer, more accessible southeast side. public/private partnerships are vital to the success of public spaces and have been for decades. we are proud to partner with trust for public land and also the rec and park department to raise private funds through philanthropy for this project. we think that is truly important. all public space does better with a mix of funding. it shows commitment by the community and it shows commitment by the leader and it shows commitment from the city and commitment from the state. so we're proud to be part of that. the community engagement is the heart of what we do, grateful to the bayview hunters point community for their continued involvement and advocacy for this world-class park for which in a few months you're going to see the transformation of a basketball court up i

the project also include setting up green route to compensate for the animals. his products have killed, debrief with his headquarters. so become a home for insects. me. mine for though my product is killing me, but i don't see a contradiction in making insecticides while at the same time helping insects from keller to save. you really always this just a marketing ploy because these days, products that can boast, environmentally friendly credentials tend to sell better. me me get. this isn't about marketing. i want to see the market reduced as seen in the warnings on my product, called when a product of your product has a big label about the dangers involved. voice for him, caufield design, some steep tree square house is now introduced alternatives that he feels more comfortable with such a life trap. for fruit flies the, the insect is attracted to the find a vinegar and then trapped in the cylinder to escape unharmed. that's what kind of to move, i'm really going for this product because it's not obvious why you should save fruit flies. it company has seen tur

they're just being deprived of investment funds that they actually urgently need to implement green steel projects on queen stock put in disrespect to this package. and if it's implemented, as we expected, this is actually a threat to the start of green steel in germany offered in hawk, which we all wanted installed, endorsement in the, on television. now, while it's clear, europe won't reach its climate goals without drastic action. not everyone is on board. poland is refusing to shut down a massive brown coal mine despite a court order. politicians that say they don't want to put 6000 jobs on the line and that the country needs the coal for electricity production. with opposition and neighboring germany, and check your mounting. the government is under pressure to take action. in war saw workers from the tour roof open caf live night. mine demonstrate to preserve their jobs. they want to keep using the environmentally damaging soft brown coal to generate electricity right up to 2044, regardless of climate change. they won't even consider environmental effects. they claim it's more about business

if the project gets the green light. the a's president says he and the owners remain committed to oakland. but the commissioner says they can look elsewhere and they already toward locations and las vegas oakland's mayor is on board. but city council members are still debating and they have the last word. today's meeting starts in less than an hour and there is also a vote on the ballpark scheduled for july 21st. there's been a lot of back and forth on this development today. we'll be an indication if the stadium can become a reality back to you. all right. thanks a lot. camilla. >> happening today. governor newsom is going to be in contra, costa county. it's part of his clean california day of action where he's highlighting a new initiative meant to revitalize public spaces by doing things like little removal and beautification projects. the event should be underway within the half hour supposed to start at 9.30 this morning. new this morning, police in burlingame are warning of a mountain lion that's been hanging aroun

it is green new deal projects, it is virtual signaling -- virtue signaling. it has nothing to do with of indwells or solar -- nothing to do with windmills or solar. that is how you get these bloated bills and it is a gutless way to do legislation. yesterday, we passed a very large bill made up of about 24 or 25 amendments and we should have been voting on each of those individually. instead, they did a procedural vote and they combined them all together. that is a terrible way to do business. we get paid a heck lot of money to be here. the average american citizen does not get anywhere near that paycheck. quit complaining. let's do our job. apparently, that leadership is not about that. it is about virtue signaling. we have to get out of here because we have to raise money. that is not what i was sent to washington to do. host: let's hear from viewers and listeners. james is on the independent line in myrtle beach. caller: i would like to ask you a question. republicans -- you had it for four years with donald trump. he only did one thing. you act like you ar

they need this project to get the green light last friday the city released a term sheet between thech of numbers. but say they are still very far apart. the 2 sides city staff has recommended that the council at least in dorset tentative development agreement while the 2 sides continue to negotiate their respective financial obligations. but the council can not approve that agreement unless the a's get on board kron 4 reached out to oakland's mayor libby chefs office today about the vote tomorrow spokesperson for her office says in part, quote, the city will continue to advocate for a proposal that supports and serves oakland and our entire region provides affordable housing public parks, great jobs and other direct benefits for the community, all without risk to our report. our taxpayers or the city or county's general funds. >> all right. let's switch gears for a moment. you're taking a live look right now downtown san francisco. the pyramid there. a lot of some blue skies there. that's like the cut off point, really where like the fog right now. it's kind of. >> but vicki often s

. >> but it will ultimately be up to the city council to decide if this project gets the green light negotiations continue over the project. there are also ongoing biz and proposals for the coliseum site as well, though. >> our existing lease at the coliseum only goes through 2024 we have a situation where the facility is 10 years past its useful life. and we really have an obligation and a responsibility to get some type of resolution on this. so the raiders deal when they came back from los angeles included the city and county paying for the ballpark we're paying for the entire cost of the stadium. the a's are taking the risk. all the onsite risk. >> so he's saying there that, you know, the city sort of has nothing to lose and everything to gain by giving the a's their dream letting them build it. now the city wants the age to commit to a 9 relocation agreement that would remain valid for 45 years. >> said about 20 like maybe we degree for 20 years, the city council set to vote the project terms. july 20 so listen to all the wrangling back yeah, because oakland doesn't want to lose

that is if the project gets the green light. the a's president says he and the owners remain committed to oakland. the commissioner says they can look elsewhere and they've already toward locations in las vegas. oakland's mayor is on board city council members ultimately have the last word. there's also vote on the ballpark scheduled for july 20th kron forcefully to go. we'll have more on this coming up on kron 4 news at 5. for your money now is rents in the bay area bouncing back to pre-pandemic levels. well, some reports suggest it might be kron four's. charles clifford joins us now live. charles bay area rents prices have always been the highest center in the country right. >> yeah. that for a long time but there's actually some that. prices coming back up again. they may not reach the levels that we saw a few years ago, you know, overall the bay area rents have dropped about 15 to 20% since the beginning of the pandemic and we're seeing an increase. but it's from that lower level and they're in probably the next couple of mo

i think these green infrastructure grant projects give us an opportunity to work on a pipe leading scaleto look at how much the green infrastructure has a whole on the site. i can bring that to the attention to our monitoring team and give that in place for that. >> i appreciate what you are providing here. i think it would be really important for us to rethink how we can monitor the systems better not just at our facilities but we have to think what can they bring to the table, if it's not money, it can be data. i think data -- even if they are are bringing money to the table, what i'm thinking about, i don't want to ten years from now wish i could install infrastructures. the second comment i have for you is how do you know if they have dedicated money for operation and maintenance of these systems. these green infrastructures are still infrastructures and need to be maintained. do we know if they have allocated budgets for that. i'm wondering what's going on with that part. i appreciate your part or coming back to us with the full monitoring and censoring because i think it is importa

he believes projects like the green pack and the relocation of nova out of vitals for this to do the future. and he's hoping local residents will support him a notch, but it says down to please that it was not squint manish. we need to use our knowledge back to the city to stop and don't what he's stuck up as a gun. that's where we are going to be drugs going out to my not maybe your because you want to give and the better. but i get my, you know, with one of ensuring that to moderate we no longer on the list of climate change on this was just the mattress. on the other side of the base, the fisherman continued to walk on a moment or 2. there is settlement site is voluntarily many realize that it's too dangerous to stay here, but is out of real and he's colleagues. it's hard to believe there will make a good home. i don't, i don't think moving to resettlement with an audio, maria. there's no point why not to take the cost from sean and with the he and continue to fishing for the fishing cooperation of printer onto the ladder. the question the, the finding a place to live at that he w

the project also include setting up green roofs to compensate for the animals. his products have killed. debrief with his headquarters, so become a home for insects with mine for though my product is killing segregation. but i don't see a contradiction in making insecticides while at the same time helping insects from keller to save. you really always this just a marketing ploy because these days, products that combine environmentally friendly credentials tend to sell better for me gets this isn't about marketing. i want to see the market reduced as seen in the warnings on my product, called one product of product has a big label about the dangers involved. voice for them, call you for design or some steep tree sweat house is now introduced alternatives that he feels more comfortable with such as the life trap for fruit flies. the insect is attracted to the spite of vinegar and then trapped in the cylinder to escape on harmed to ms. i'm really going for this product because it's not obvious why you should save fruit flies. it company has seen turnover drop by 25

but now the project has the green light.se city council voted unanimously to rezone the area for the berryessa bart urban village. a mixed use village will include thousands of homes, workspace and retail right next to the new bart station. i think in the spirit of obviously collaboration and negotiation, uh, not completely pleased with. i think the outcome attempted to get. what i felt were some important friendly amendments. but i do believe that we have likely gotten this as far as as it's going to go. and uh and again i appreciate how far we've come since just last week. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. the san jose mother accused of killing her seven year old son and dumping his body near a trail outside las vegas has now reportedly confessed to strangling the boy, according to a prosecutor. she essentially said that she became frustrated with the child and strangled. samantha moreno rodriguez made her first virtual court appearance today in las vegas. good evening, everyone i'

the netherlands as expected to become operational in 2023, a number of wind power projects has exploded and the shift green energy. but the typically require government support about the project is a sign that renewable projects are on the way to being self sufficient. that's all from the business team here in berlin till next time. good by the news. ah, there's a baby boom in the contact step. and it's in the psych antelopes were critically endangered after falling victim to a mysterious epidemic. and while the population is recovering, the species is still in danger. 3000. next on d, w. we failed. i can. i think there was no tomorrow. at some point, supplies were now grounded with the old need. we said recently, now we all have more of them for longer made in germany 60 minutes on the w. o o. the news was right in front of it. they're all for this one moment. suddenly we agreed to postpone the or the game central. here were 202021. thrown off course during the qualifying ground. not these for sports heroes. actually, it was a slap in the face, but now we just have to fight their mobilizing superpowers. i

projected in the non residential sector from commercial growth. next slide. as i showed previously and as you can see here in the green line retail demands are projected to increase through 2045. this chart shows the projected population growth which again was provided by the planning department and although total demands are projected to increase, our per capita demands are projected to decrease over this time period. that's true for both the residential per capita as well as for the growth per capita water use. the residential per capita demand decreases and plateaus for indoor and outdoor use, which is extremely low level. the growth per capita declines over the planning horizon reaching 64 gallons per capita per day. >> i have a quick question. i don't want to get too deep into it. if you go back one slide -- you know, where you break up single purchaser versus residential versus multi family. how do you define single family. is that like a physical address kind of thing or how do you know i'm living by myself in a studio versus i have 52 kids living in a house? >> so a single family home would be defined as one u

it's green energy projects, money for electric vehicles -- >> sandra: that's a fair point. i'll bring that up with tom tillis. but the main point is the fed may end up responding too late and too aggressively to this high inflation. you're obviously acknowledging that prices have gone up. we've shown the prices. that is happening. you're making the case that it's temporary. so what happens for it tend? does the fed step in and when? >> there's no indication that the fed is going to step in. in fact, jerome powell said the opposite. let's keep in mind that larry summers said that women were inferior and couldn't do science like men. he's not right about early thing. so there's a high degree of uncertainty in terms of his own claims. so i'd say this. we have to make long-term investments in america. the infrastructure bill does that. the relief package does that. we have to keep our eye on inflation. you're right. we have to protect seniors and working families -- >> let me have one quick point. larry summers -- it's not a big fan of larry summers. he was the chief economist

indian basin is part of a larger project called the blue green way. and india basin is the largest public investment as part of that blue green way project. and it is a large step forward on creating a more equitable city. and it is a part of a better, safer, more accessible southeast side. public/private partnerships are vital to the success of public spaces and have been for decades. we are proud to partner with trust for public land and also the rec and park department to raise private funds through philanthropy for this project. we think that is truly important. all public space does better with a mix of funding. it shows commitment by the community and it shows commitment by the leader and it shows commitment from the city and commitment from the state. so we're proud to be part of that. the community engagement is the heart of what we do, grateful to the bayview hunters point community for their continued involvement and advocacy for this world-class park for which in a few months you're going to see the transformation of a basketball court up i

vowed to confront china, a key market for german exports, and promised a green lead government would end a controversial projectringing russian gas to germany. >> we have spent 40 years preparing for this. now is the time to renew our country and anything is possible. reporter: top of most polls, the green's honeymoon did not last. some say she was loose with the truth, apologizing for mistakes in her cv, and not declaring party bonuses received. she was then hit with a career killer, plagiarism, in the book outlining her vision for germany. she denied wrongdoing but admits she could have been more cut -- more careful. she suffered the indignity of pity from her rivals. >> for me, itwas always clear, as a party and also me personally, i will not say anything about these things be at these are journalists who have asked critical questions also asked of me. i have not received much praise myself from the media. you have to press on and give answers. reporter: she says all this talk has been a distraction. >> we have all seen as a society what happened in the u.s. when at the election campaign no longer focuses on

a green light would move the project closer to a vote by the oakland city council with crawford's theresa stasi with a closer look at where things stand this morning. >> the pictures show a shiny state of the art ballpark situated on that stretch of the bay providing a visually attractive setting to watch a game. but will this ever become a reality is the name of the game at the present time over excited that there's going to be a workshop tomorrow in the economic development subcommittee of the city council. dave cavill, president of the oakland a's on the upcoming meeting going over the details about the team's dream. >> of a waterfront complex in the city is actually going see an incredible amount of benefits in terms of community benefits, things like money for affordable housing workforce development and the capital points to the numbers. the private funds billions to the city's general fund the hotel. the entertainment jobs, the mayor on board yet city council members still sidestepping firm commitments. >> the final vote set for the end of july. it is unclear to us right now from c

it is green new deal projects, it is virtual signaling -- virtue signaling.t has nothing to do with of indwells or solar -- nothing to do with windmills or solar. that is how you get these bloated bills and it is a gutless way to do legislation. yesterday, we passed a very large bill made up of about 24 or 25 amendments and we should have been voting on each of those individually. instead, they did a procedural vote and they combined them all together. that is a terrible way to do business. we get paid a heck lot of money to be here. the average american citizen does not get anywhere near that paycheck. quit complaining. let's do our job. apparently, that leadership is not about that. it is about virtue signaling. we have to get out of here because we have to raise money. that is not what i was sent to washington to do. host: let's hear from viewers and listeners. james is on the independent line in myrtle beach. caller: i would like to ask you a question. republicans -- you had it for four years with donald trump. he only did one thing. you act like you are

towards green energy, so we've positioned ourselves with the metals and miners that benefit from green energy projects for a long time. it's a great hedge against owning some of the consumer staples which we think you still own, but oil is probably going to continue to rally in the coming years, so those are just observations from watching the economy, and then always be focused on companies that a good chunk of companies in your portfolio that pay a dividend and have a growing dividend because that's a great hedge against inflation. charles: so funny, i didn't get a chance i was going to ask larry about coal stocks because coal is up huge, it's counterintuitive but it's like oil. we're going to be using it a whole lot longer than we think we will in the meantime, you better own some copper, so the market today, it's down, why has the overall market in your mind been so resilient and can it stay this way? >> yes, i think there's three reasons and you saw one today with apple issuing a 40 year bond to buyback shares and pay dividend and capex, but dividend , i mean, share buybacks are at higher levels

we're going to invest in green infrastructure, strong, bold green infrastructure, electric vehicles, clean and renewable power, resilient projects, housing, and more that will not only help our country adapt to a change in climate but slow climate change itself. on top of president biden's plans, democrats will add other policies to significantly deal with climate such as reducing methane emissions, one of the most potent and deadly of the greenhouse gases. so jobs, family, climate, these are the three buckets that democrats will be working on. again, let me repeat, there is a long road ahead of us. but the fact that we were able to come together last night with diverse views on the budget committee was a strong shot out of the gate. now, i'm sure my friends on the other side of the aisle are going to pan this and say one thing or another. we can predict they would label anything where we reach out to help american families, they don't want to do that. they just want to help those wealthy people. they don't want their taxes to rise. they don't want the government to help people, so they're going to criticize it, use their usual

the number of wind power projects has exploded and the shift to green energy. but the require typically government support. the project is assigned not renewable projects on the way to being self sufficient time for reminder of our top story, this our yet another gaping gender gap is global telecoms association. g s. m a says the number of women in sub saharan africa. you own a mobile phone is lagging way behind many situations that's being listed by the content. so for me, in the business team here in berlin from audio had to our website, people be dot com slash business. you can also find it on facebook, w dot to business next time. ah ah, canada. and andy to me, you're not locked to any more. we will send you back. are you familiar with these lions? what's your story? i. ready wasn't i was women, especially victims of sign and take part and send us your story chain. always understand this new culture. so you are not visitor, not against you want to become city in so migrants your platform for reliable information. the news a show coming up today me and my mil

green stands for lush, chemical, free grasslands for emission 3 mobility, and for a future in a healthy climate. it is no wonder sustainability has become a top issue for companies. but are these projects profitable? and all the actu, as green as the peer? the green economy can work. that's our topic this week on mate. when it comes to the things that are essential to us pretty much, nothing goes without water and looking at the planet. there's plenty of it just not the kind we can use right away. most of it is salt water and less than one percent is drinkable, the w christian carla on the tradition of dissemination and whether a berlin startup could have falls a global water crisis. in 2015, a series of drought starting to dry up is down the source of almost half of the water available to cape town, south africa in this satellite time. last, you can literally see the stored water decreased month by month in 2018. the city was approaching day 0000 is fast approaching shorthand for the day. the taps run dry and people would have to q to get water ration cape down was the 1st major city to risk running out of water. but it's not going to be the last jakarta london bay, jean tokyo could a

indian basin is part of a larger project called the blue green way. and india basin is the largest public investment as part of that blue green way project. and it is a large step forward on creating a more equitable city. and it is a part of a better, safer, more accessible southeast side. public/private partnerships are vital to the success of public spaces and have been for decades. we are proud to partner with trust for public land and also the rec and park department to raise private funds through philanthropy for this project. we think that is truly important. all public space does better with a mix of funding. it shows commitment by the community and it shows commitment by the leader and it shows commitment from the city and commitment from the state. so we're proud to be part of that. the community engagement is the heart of what we do, grateful to the bayview hunters point community for their continued involvement and advocacy for this world-class park for which in a few months you're going to see the transformation of a basketball court up i

indian basin is part of a larger project called the blue green way. and india basin is the largest public investment as part of that blue green way project. and it is a large step forward on creating a more equitable city. and it is a part of a better, safer, more accessible southeast side. public/private partnerships are vital to the success of public spaces and have been for decades. we are proud to partner with trust for public land and also the rec and park department to raise private funds through philanthropy for this project. we think that is truly important. all public space does better with a mix of funding. it shows commitment by the community and it shows commitment by the leader and it shows commitment from the city and commitment from the state. so we're proud to be part of that. the community engagement is the heart of what we do, grateful to the bayview hunters point community for their continued involvement and advocacy for this world-class park for which in a few months you're going to see the transformation of a basketball court up i

indian basin is part of a larger project called the blue green way.ndia basin is the largest public investment as part of that blue green way project. and it is a large step forward on creating a more equitable city. and it is a part of a better, safer, more accessible southeast side. public/private partnerships are vital to the success of public spaces and have been for decades. we are proud to partner with trust for public land and also the rec and park department to raise private funds through philanthropy for this project. we think that is truly important. all public space does better with a mix of funding. it shows commitment by the community and it shows commitment by the leader and it shows commitment from the city and commitment from the state. so we're proud to be part of that. the community engagement is the heart of what we do, grateful to the bayview hunters point community for their continued involvement and advocacy for this world-class park for which in a few months you're going to see the transformation of a basketball court up in indi

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green man. that's the amount of project to dominate. he's going to be something that will be what yes. and so therefore we keep on getting, getting caught up when, when it would be completely ready to be there. what, what, what, what all question for me. i think the 2 little extent we may be missing what the big jay's are, the big picture is that you, you got $2.02 countries that are why did about 50 stadium down the line. now, why did the boat say predictability doll down the line? now what the potential of, or what was nobody's giving them actually to give today. and they're worried about what day. and i mean because of this is going to be president of an upstream development. that's for me i, i am sorry that we seem to be, we seem to be focused on what appears to be a very short term. you know, much more be gauge that are going to topic, not just please countries, but the entire continental w. how sort of what the disputes will the big issue, the narrative seems to be one of the peer getting one over egypt and see dog if the opiate insists it for the benefit of the whole region. is

vowed to confront china, a key market for german export, and she promised a green led government would end the controversial project, bringing rush and gas to germany have. first, thank you. we've been 40 years preparing for this one kind of now is the time to renew our country and anything is possible when i live in the top of most polls. the greens honeymoon didn't last bare bark face claim she was loose with the truth, apologizing for mistakes in her c. v. and for failing to declare party bonuses she'd received paperwork was then hit with the classic korea killer of german politics. plagiarism in the book, outlining her vision to renew germany. she denied wrong doing bothered me. she could have been more careful. bandwalk suffered the indignity of p t from her rivals. i just finished my class. so for me, it was always clear as a party, also me personally, i won't say anything about these things. you see the journalists who've asked critical questions which are also asked of me. i haven't received much praise myself from the media recently. you just have to press on and give answers there boxes, all these talk ha

indian basin is part of a larger project called the blue green way.s that one pretty well. it will be pretty cool when that happens here. i would like to thank the parks alliance team on making this a reality. mya rogers, thank you so much. and phillip wynne and mark hannon and steve frederick, and sonya gonzalez-banks and our board of directors for their commitment to project. i want to also thank the mayor and her leadership and the bayview for steadfast support of the parks alliance and for her vision for san francisco. we are proud to work with you, and i'm really excited to work with your team on making and reopening san francisco. the investment in san francisco's parks and public spaces have been extraordinary throughout this pandemic. and i think that you saw that in all of the residents saw that. and what you are doing with investing in this park and others and supporting other departments on our public projects and our public spaces is second to none. we support your vision 100% and anything that you need we're behind you. thank you, mayor,