even the sahara was green for a brief period.housands of years ago, monsoon rains made the desert a habitable place. today, the sahara is rocky and sandy and in some areas it is expanding bylmost 48 kilometers per year. manmade activities in the surrounding drylands mean it's the globe's most threatened place in terms of desertification. that process is fueling land conflicts in a region that's already poverty-stricken. solar and wind farms could potentially put an end to this, not only by creating energy, but by making it rain. scientists have developed a climate model showing that if 1/5 of the entire sahara were covered with solar farm and wind farms, there would be 5cm more rainfall in the sah region. that might not sound like much, but it would increase vegetation cover by almost up 20%. how does it work? well, the black surface of the solar panels heats up the air, making it rise to higher altitudes. the wind turbines' rotation has a similar effect. >> so it goes up, and then this upward motion, it carries the moisture with

mostly in southeast asia, the middle east, the sahara region, at north africa. the good news, the situation is not hopeless. let's take a look at saudi arabia. an initiative called the albania project has developed a system for regenerating the land using flash floods. these videos shared on social media and 2021, show what rainfall in saudi arabia can look like. but most of the valuable fresh water in the region runs off or evaporates. is that okay? well, if we can catch flash floods and get that water in the ground, then that becomes a sustainable source of water. even if it's only happening, you know, every 18 months or every 20 months or whatever. this is neil spackman, specialist and regenerative agriculture and former director of the albino have project. together with the local community, neil spackman and other agricultural specialists have been building dams, terraces and kilometers of ditches. the idea is to channel the flood waters to where they're needed and retain them there. they can be re absorbed. these are methods that the length of the income us

ready to day the sahara is rocky and sandy and in some areas, it is expanding by almost 48 kilometers per year. man made activities and the surrounding dry lands. mean it's the globe's most threatened place in terms of desertification. that process is fueling land conflicts in a region that's already poverty stricken solar and wind farms could potentially put an end to this, not only by creating energy, but by making it rain. scientists have developed a climate model showing that if one 5th of the entire sahara were covered with solar and wind farms, there would be 5 centimeters more rainfall in the sa whole region. that might not sound like much, but it would increase vegetation covered by almost 20 percent. how does it work? well, the black surface of the solar panels heats up the air making it rise to higher altitudes. the wind turbines rotation has a similar effect. so he goes up and then is upward also carries the moisture with it. and the upward motion wanted reaches the higher altitude. it will cool. it was higher altitudes or call it more pressure. so it's colder. and the mois

coming out of that to eastern southern side of egypt, blowing dust and sand coming in across the sahara through the sahara. easing across into northern parts of nigeria noticed a shower surging a little further north was pushing up. it to begin faster, see the shower stretch right the way across. much of west africa, right through liberia, into sierra leone showers. now pushing back into that eastern side of south africa with the possibility of flooding. because really natal ah, there was eliminated for most of australia decade is killing young women in the indigenous community. one of one investment on the how does it ah the you asking south korean presidents discuss how to contain north korea's nuclear threats at a time when there's little hope of diplomacy. ah.

yes , quietly in the sahara desert i think i also somehow thought that this is the sahara desert comeout it, because the monument to departure, detached moon care, detached. we have a lunar landscape. lunar landscape sahara desert but what is a stone ? it's in england on the coast. these stone pillars that stand there are generally green lawns around, in general, rather, just the pacific ocean is more more after all. it seems to me that you are not all the same, probably, sugar, although the englishman think so, then oh, i don’t want to take risks. and let's give you two hints here. and we have what we have 50 call a friend. two of them can be chosen. that is, we with you, in principle, we can, as it were, incline, so to speak, to these options. yes, yes, let's take a look at two incorrect options 50 to 50. you look, then, yes, i understand, yes, yes, come on. he assumed that the moon had left the earth. in that fuck, when our planet was a liquid molten ball and rotated much faster than today and supposedly the place of the departed land is the ocean. took the water the correct answer

the poor zeroes would tilt and the poles would melt in the ice age would begin in the sahara, wisconsin. everything would be out of whack little fun and the climate crises will lead much, much worse life than what we've seen so far as this was will be 2nd. oh, for you, earth dwellers. i am the brightest object in your night sky, and i am always there for you. like a good friend, wolves. how at me and other species of animals use my light for orientation. you humans wax romantic about me. i awaken longing for the unknown. the mysterious power of the unattainable oh, engine run. ah, but in july of 1969, you decided to reach for the stars quite literally. for the 1st time you set off on a journey to visit me. it didn't even take you 10 years to develop the necessary technology and practice all the maneuvers except for the landing that get right on it. i mean, no one could tell you what to expect. will you be able to land safely, or will you sink into my dusty surface and capsize? it was a flight into the unknown. gar gaudy, very near blue, and it won't uncall when you look at the moon. whe

the poor zeroes would tilt and the poles would melt in the ice age would begin in the sahara, wisconsin. everything would be out of whack little fun and the climate crises will lead much, much worse life than what we've seen so far. most thus was will be 2nd. oh, for you, earth dwellers. i am the brightest object in your night sky, and i am always there for you. like a good friend, wolves. how at me and other species of animals use my light for orientation. you humans wax romantic about me. i awaken longing for the unknown. the mysterious power unattainable oh, all engine run. but in july of 1969, you decided to reach for the stars quite literally. for the 1st time you set off on a journey to visit me. it didn't even take you 10 years to develop the necessary technology and practice all the maneuvers except for the landing. that's good, right on it. i mean, no one could tell you what to expect. will you be able to land safely, or will you sink into my dusty surface and capsize? it was a flight into the unknown. gar gaudy, very near blue, and it won't uncall when you look at the moon. wh

reach an agreement on laying a gas pipeline western sahara.ch a pipe from nigeria to the eu even in the medium term. hardly, perhaps, only lng remains, but giri is already selling everything they produce. and in order to increase production, money and time are again needed for 5-6 years, at least. that's all for me, enjoy the weather. whatever it is, goodbye. hello i'm already in the crimea, the weather is wonderful 30 ° no one is used to the most interesting place, when i tell them about what i feel, they listen, but do not hear. and that's bad no one can rewrite our history. this is just one of the folders prepared by the soviet accusations for the international military tribunal in nuremberg. no one will always close the border for us. always network people so strong. wow, froze won't break, we're watching the masterpieces of gagarin's world documentary film a real hero, but we're really missing something right now. classics novelties exclusives 15 years for free without registration. vladimir putin instructed to take all measures to provid

also be handy here on earth in the desert for example, baking sahara sand into bricks, fi, a 3 d printing would be comparatively expensive, but another variety is promising. we have other things and freaked out. we've also recently finished a project where we don't make bricks directly fall in the sand, but where we 1st improve the desert sand then which is often unsuitable for producing concrete, for example, in addition through our processes, in some cases, if we could make very good concrete based materials from the desert, sand in these remote regions. so pies, yahoo to baton crunched or figured out we had in country. ah, an industrial partner for this project is already in place. and until the next mean mission mateusz bell will continue working on the stability of his 3 d printed bricks. he hopes that instead of being simply as strong as plaster, they will one day me as hard as concrete time now for our view, a question. mm. the world is full of incredible natural phenomena. sometimes it's enough just to sit back and admire them. but sometimes figuring out the science behind them is

here are all the people in the sahara sugar and in sweet chocolate it doesn’t matter that caramel allhis contains a huge amount of sugar, which is the essence of diabetes. diabetes mellitus is a persistent increase in glucose or sugar. at blood is the norm, which the body maintains for itself as far as possible, then there comes a moment, or with e, overweight , type 2 diabetes mellitus develops and when the so-called systemic stroke develops. uh, when the receptors become insensitive, or, uh, a person is born with type 1 diabetes mellitus , when there is not enough insulin itself, and insulin is a hormone that is responsible for nourishing cells, it is sugar from the blood, but puts it into the cell, and the cell works on this sahara . in general, no matter what the reason you have increased, sugar, the result will always be the same. and i want with dmitry nikolaevich. come to this layout, which is called the target organs of diabetes, the main target is a vessel, here we have a vessel. what the center does, that is, a high concentration of sugar or glucose in the blood, causes suga

to reach an agreement on the laying of a gas pipeline, the unresolved problems of western sahara will in general, stretch a pipe from nigeria to the eu even in the medium term. it is unlikely, perhaps, that only lng remains, but the world already sells everything that it produces. and in order to increase production, money and time are again needed for 5-6 years, at least. that's all for me, enjoy the weather. whatever it is, goodbye. i can already in the crimea a wonderful 30 °, no one rushing in the most interesting place, when i tell them about what i feel, they listen, but do not hear. and that's bad. no one can rewrite our history. this is just one of the folders prepared by the soviet accusations for the international military tribunal in nuremberg, no one will close the borders for us. always together always online so strong. wow, frozen will not break, we are watching the masterpieces of the world documentary now there is a real lack of classics, new items, exclusives. 15 years free without registration, watch in the application or on the website. vladimir putin instructed to

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the sahara gas pipeline was to run from the niger delta through nigeria and the niger volgiers, and thenerranean sea to spain at a cost of construction. finally, the zero amount was about 13 billion dollars, taking into account the gas transportation infrastructure after the revaluation in 2014. it has grown to 20 billion. now, probably, the costs can be even more, the countries participating in the project should more than 4,000 km of pipes were laid, through which up to 30 billion cubic meters of gas per year could enter the european union, the volume of deliveries cannot be called huge compared to last year. russia has pumped 156 billion cubic meters of blue fuel into europe, but the main problem is not even the amount of gas, but the fact that investors do not want to invest in an african project that is unsafe. hardened terrorists are operating in nigeria, boka haram groups banned in russia sabotage their main business on pipelines due to constant terrorist attacks in 2015, shell sold the operating oil trunk pipeline and subsoil plots in nigeria . explosions regularly occur there, t

the to register significantly as a result of the from the ministrations approval for the western sahara being part of morocco. now the binding ministration has not reverse that decision. and so the tensions between washington and l. d. s continues. and so i think the russians also sought to play on that particular factor. in addition to generally building their toys, when these major are countries whom they seem to, or they see i to high with on different issues like syria. because algeria was one of the few arab countries was adopted a similar stance in support of this year in government against a terrorist groups which was contrary to most tenses up of adopted by most of the other arab countries. do this, do you think that the similarity in the views is one of the reasons as to why algeria and amman have so far at least remain neutral on the war in ukraine as a number of other plays in the region? what i think that definitely plays a part in there are other countries in our countries at different positions than russia regarding syria, like study re, b and the y e, who supported the an

askold from magarzhevsky, a native of chernivtsi, after repatriation, lived in ashdod, served in the sahara after demibilization. got into airsoft. he returned to ukraine on march 2 actively posing with weapons on the background of churches is photographed with the flags of the nazi right sector. hiding behind armor , participation in hostilities is called a dream job. received the call sign burger by joining the svoboda unit, there are 112 territorial defense brigade, which is actually created on the basis of the svoboda organization, many members experienced outright anti-semitic. e. belief and most likely, the way it is now. they just do not show them against the background of hostilities, so as not to be condemned, uh, in the west and in israel itself although, for example, even in israel there is an understanding that there are nationalist divisions in ukraine. and that israeli aid gets to them, including portraits of bandera, torchlight processions, symbols, which, well, directly collides with the symbols of an essay, if only the symbols of hitler’s third reich, that is. well, if peop

no, these are not solar farms in the sahara and not giant gas pipelines across half of africa, whichdy talked about , the good old wind turbines, germany, denmark, belgium and the netherlands have agreed to increase wind energy generation tenfold. in the north sea, four eu countries are planning to set up the water area with installations that, in general, complexities will generate up to 150 gb of energy figures, impressive such power would be enough to power 230 million european homes. and that's not all they want to use green energy for the production of hydrogen and green fuel for heavy industry and transport. on the paper. the plan looks perfect right here for you and the fight against the global. clutch and european energy independence from russian hydrocarbons. true, the pleasure is not cheap, the project exceeds 300 billion euros, the cost of the wind turbines, this is often forgotten is very high. and this energy is by no means cheap. it can not compete with natural gas and oil as a result of what we now have we have, er, the real economic suicide of the european union weste

partly that a lot of americans aren't aware of what's happening in places like yemen and the western saharaies, which is why it's important to have conversations like this one. peter beinart, the thank you so much for your analysis. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> we'd love to have you again on the show. >> coming up, the best moment from the white house correspondents dinner. plus, you can now listen to the mehdi hasan show on the go anytime, free wherever you get your podcast. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> so, i went to the white house correspondents dinner in washington d. c. last night, for the first time. it was an interesting, funny, weird experience. all of people there. 2600 people. it was the first correspondents dinner for three years thanks to the pandemic, and the first time in six years that a president and a comedian shared the stage. not since larry welmore ended that is that with a deeply personal standoff to break obama in 2016. a lot of change and with our politics and comedy since then. no, one including msnbc, was left unscathed last night in the set from daily show host trevor noah. we also

such storms come from the sahara. in recent years. their frequency increased due to climate change. only pebbles to the crimea, but also sand and could relax, so to speak, on the sandy beach. and let the water in the sea, until it warms up, is only 14 ° entertainment. here you can find for every taste and age even lower and feel the space, which can only be climbed to the top of the dense forests, the coast resort towns from a bird's eye view and the majestic mountains like that. in order to to connect crimea with the cities where air communication is preserved for you, cabbage rolls from our local ukrainian rapana in a creamy sauce to a ruble from noble cheese, smoked with red caviar, black sea dishes, what is cooked only on the peninsula, oyster fish, local vegetables and meat, our efforts are very many ancient books that we carefully keep and draw on, and inspiration from them for our new dishes for the living room of our restaurant. in yalta, they are prepared according to unique recipes preserved in tsarist times. to prepare the favorite dishes of russian emperors have been car

well the sahara has one would expect. it is largely dry across northern parts of africa, although a chance of one or 2 showers into southern parts of algeria pushing up toward the north of the parts of morocco, player showers, right across the gulf of guinea, pushing mar, up into marley now. so the seasonal race making good progress up towards the sea. hell, oh shower. so i stand across the heart of africa through cameroon, all the way across northern parts of the democratic republic of congo. not too many showers disappointingly dry. that eastern parts offer kenya, plenty a show us the east and south africa, but tony dryer ah, the talk to al jazeera, we are, what is the time table in your mind? when do you think that you are, can be off of russian gas? we listen or, and i have seen and played football with the refugee, i look at them and they're happy, they smile in we meet with global news makers. i'm talk about the store respect. imagine on al jazeera, now the answer was an arabic. my name is how i was abducted by the

why not start your desert explorations with the world's biggest sand desert, the sahara, stretching outf northern africa? the question is, where to begin? morocco and egypt are both popular, and each with distinct and fascinating cultures. get close to wildlife on safari in southern africa's kalahari desert. there's a huge range of animals to see here and it's a spectacular way to learn about this challenging desert environment. and for those in search of a thrill, dune bashing can be done all over the world, like in the deserts of the united arab emirates. 0r take to the skies with an early—morning hot—air balloon ride. i have enlisted the the best person to show me around. still to come on the travel show: cat moh is back with a packed day in manchester. and we visit the cafe in vienna challenging the idea that they don't make them like they used to. they really have old recipes from the grandmothers. secret ingredients. so, don't go away. as restrictions relax, i'm travelling across the uk to see how ready the country's top attractions are, to meet the people getting us excited about

senegal, which is a -- it is not just the sahara.rism there is unsettling the whole region, going up to the gulf of kenya, to the ivory coast. it's an upsetting process. and some people argue that we can't know, but definitely -- africa is a treasure chest. everyone wants to be in on africa. all the countries want to be in africa. china, russia, turkey, united arab emirates, everyone wants to be able to help themselves to the mineral resources of africa. and therefore, want to take the place of the colonizer, the colonialists, and in the case of west africa, france, and in nigeria and africa, it was britain. but france has remained, as we have close links with ex colonial dependencies. in spite of its efforts to break with this truth, france has been with africa for a long time. they have been trying to rebalance their relationship between the two countries. it is no longer the same as it was even 10 years ago. there have been big changes since macron. and therefore that is why the french are worried. mali is just a small piece in a

showing the same kind of solidarity with palestinians, with the gabonese, with people in western saharasic right to self-determination, individual freedom, the people in ukraine are being denied, then i think it will get the biden administration's attention. >> very well put, and i think you're right about that. i think the problem of course is partly that a lot of americans aren't aware of what's happening in places like yemen and the western sahara and the occupied territories, which is why it's important to have conversations like this one. peter beinart, the thank you so much for your analysis. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> we'd love to have your gun on the show. >> coming up up, the best moment from the white house correspondents dinner. plus, you cannot listen to the mehdi hasan show on the go anytime, free wherever you get your podcast. anytime, free wherever you to . sometimes, i'm a homebody. can never have too many pillows! sometimes, i'm all business. your podcast that is why you are smart and chose the durable fabric. perfect. i'm not a chef- and, don't mind if i do. but t

a separate house still guarding us here such songs, he is also more homeless, she grew up in the sahara street, let's talk about zhorik how zhorik appeared. zhorik zhorik was thrown into the entrance. i went out and there was a tiny little kitten sitting there, who didn't even understand what had happened to him, he was very tiny. and so he grew up with us, we fed him with a syringe for some time he did not eat. then i grew up with zhorik's favorite place on the teapot. here, well, probably, yes, in the end, and something else from such incidental situations happened. do you somehow sugar number of animals. yes, something is constantly happening, that is, they either dig in something, or something like flowers we have all over. everyone in the apartment with cats ate everything, that is, they even ate cacti from those who live with you. yes, but from time to time. from pets because, well, they still need veterinary care. so wait, that's the word clinic. tell us what you do and animals send photos there to support this relationship. yes, keep it as long as possible. some fit in quickly,

. >> south of the sahara region by the malian border is a remote refugee camp where people live in fearey are mostly women and children from neighboring molly -- neighboring mali fleeing what they say is unstoppable violence. armed groups linked to al qaeda and vice it -- al qaeda and isil have come to kill them here, too. >> i remember the day the bandits came and killed one of us and left with another. after that, they ordered us to leave the village. everyone -- children, old people, and us women -- all came here. >> 14,000 united nations peacekeepers have been deployed in mali for almost a decade, but this $1 billion united nations peacekeeping operation has failed to bring peace. the united nations secretary-general makes an impromptu visit to the camp. >> you can count on me to demand from the international community strong support from the army of niger so it has the capacity to protect you better. >> most people here do not know who he is. they watched quizzically as he plants a tree in the sand. with armed groups trying to control water points, climate change, too, is feeling t

europe has found another way to become energy independence, no, it's not a solar farm in the sahara andas pipeline through half of africa, which we have already talked about , the good old wind turbines, germany denmark belgium and the netherlands agreed to increase output tenfold. after all, the work of energy. in the north sea, four eu countries are planning to set up the water area with installations that, in in total, up to 150 gb of energy will be generated, an impressive amount of power that would be enough to power 230 million european homes. and that's not all they want to use green energy for the production of hydrogen and green fuel for heavy industry and transport. on the paper. the plan looks perfect right here for you and the fight against the global. insulation and european energy independence from russian hydrocarbons. true, the pleasure turns out to be expensive, the project exceeds 300 billion euros, the cost of the wind turbines themselves this is often forgotten is very high and this energy is by no means cheap. it cannot compete with natural gas and oil as a result o

people need canned cereals, sahara, drinking water, the full list takes many lines.owever, financial support can also be provided to those in need, any amount will become significant, to do this it is enough to point the phone at the code, which all this is temporarily located in the corner of the screen, it leads to the fund page, where each can decide for himself how to help thanks to all those who are not indifferent, now ksenia smiles again and starts a new entry in her diary in her old one or what, they wrote down a song now i’ll draw a good one, and then i’m writing a song it will be good songs joyful joyful vladimir rakelov anton molokoidov, i’m on fedorishcheva television company ntv today in russia celebrates the holiday of spring and labor in the regions for the first time, first of all, the coronavirus pandemic will host mass demonstrations and rallies of concerts together with city residents. they will take part deputy of united russia, a member of the young guard and party volunteers have already met the holiday in vladivostok for the may day procession.

so in terms of responses, we need to think about whether it is in the sahara or in europe, think aboutencourage systems that allow for people to create their own lives under these new conditions and we will definitely continue talking about this issue in the near future. hashem: at least hoping that one day that staggering number of , people who have been evicted from their homes will decrease. nazanine moshiri, jesper bjarnesen, parvati nair, i really appreciate your insight. thank you. and thank you for watching. you can see the program again anytime, by visiting our website, aljazeera.com. for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that is facebook.com/ajinsidestory. you can also join the conversation on twitter. our handle is at @ajinsidestory. for me, hashem ahelbarra, and the entire team here in doha, bye for now. ♪ Ñ■Ñ■ÑcÑcÑcÑcÑçÑqÑqÑqÑqÑÑÑÑ#Ñ#ww ? bonnie: a pelmenitsa is a round piece of kitchen equipment with 37 hexagons all in a honeycomb pattern, and you use it to make pelmeni. it's really efficient because before then, you'd have to shape them each my hand. my parents

ghana was among the first african country south of the sahara to gain independence from colonial ruinecame a republic enjoying the commonwealth. but in london, there were fears it was slipping away and the soviet union was gaining ground. so, despite the security concerns, the queen was keen to go ahead with the lon promised visit, and it was billed as a great success. the father was a cabinet minister at the time. >> my dad woke us up very early in the morning and three of us, me and my two sisters, and they were there before, they pulled everything, all the stops, it was fantastic. beautiful, drumseverything was there. and it left a huge legacy on the minds of ghanaians for a long time. >> a dance with the man who replaced her as headf state of ghana was hugely symbolic. a queen well ahead of her time. but back home, not everyone was ready to embrace the message. >> the first black man to dance with the queen. it's understood that when the picture was in the newspaper, it was with reference. >> here in ghana it's this. >> if the queen visited here and was treated like, this is not w

more than 2000000 people have been displaced in the sahara regions. new zealand has opened his quarters to tourists for the 1st time in nearly 2 years. chavez, from about 60 countries, can now visit without the need to isolate or quarantine, but they must be vaccinated against corona virus and muslims around the world of celebrating the 1st day of eat, our fits, remarking the end of the holy month of ramadan. thousands of palestinians have attended prayers at the alex and mos compound tension has been high in recent weeks following incursions by far, right? ultra nationalist groups. those are the headlines on al jazeera coming up next, it's up front there with us on counting the cost, the world's richest man is buying twitter. so what will eat on moss game warnings that a huge build up of death in the world forest countries. we should put the bill and the poll is running low on foreign currency with this is an economic crisis who may come to the cost on al jazeera in 1971. a military analyst by the name of daniel ellsberg leaked to the press. a 7000 p

necessities that are consumables in any family in any home people need cereals sahara canned drinking water, however, financial support can also be provided to those in need, any amount will be significant, to do this, it is enough to point the phone at the code, which all this is temporarily located in the corner of the screen, it leads to the foundation page, where everyone can decide how to help thanks to all those who are not indifferent, now ksenia smiles again and starts a new entry in her diary. in an old extra diary and write down different songs there, now i will draw a sketch, and then i will ask for a song. good song joyful joyful vladimir arakelov anton molokoidov i am on the ntv fedorishchev television company speaker of the us house of representatives nancy pelosi visited kiev the day before to see how she she herself declared to thank ukraine for the fight against russia. zelensky awarded pilos with the order of olga's book for his personal contribution to strengthening ukrainian-american cooperation. we are at the frontier of freedom, and your fight is a fight for all

how can the sahara and i'm alone in the mansions by the sea with tears of a ram? cute? the child is in a safe place, well, how aha hid the scales, you went out malokolni. and her mother heard her work as a doctor, right? mom, honey, my daughter is a surgeon by training, oh, terrible thing. you have to ask her. i just enter. here, here, in a bucket, and like this , right here and inside right and twisting everything, and then releasing it again, and then again a week later . i don’t know what it is. and you forgive me where you left off. uh, i don’t know your patronymic, mironovna, tamara mironovna. well, i got used to tom better at home. and the one where it's miron without fatherhood, relax just like dear genes well, yens, as they say, you can't drive around on a tractor, well, well, and where do you put me there and thank you. well i can u move to the hotel then eat at the hotel. what are you? yes , you live so much space, we won’t put it somewhere, it’s true, olga vladimirovna, hello. can oh, you have no idea how important it is that the food gets better, as so

europe has found another way to be energy independant, no, it's not a solar farm in the sahara and nott gas pipeline across half of africa, which we have already talked about , the good old wind turbines, germany denmark belgium and the netherlands agreed to increase the generation of wind energy tenfold. in the north sea, four eu countries are planning to set up the water area with installations that, in general, complexities will generate up to 150 gb of energy figures, impressive such power would be enough to power 230 million european homes. and it's not all green energy. although it is used to produce hydrogen and green fuel for heavy industry and transport. on the paper. the plan looks perfect right here for you and the fight against the global. insulation and european energy independence from russian hydrocarbons. true, the pleasure turns out to be expensive, the project exceeds 300 billion euros, the cost of the wind turbines, this is often forgotten is very high. and this energy is by no means cheap. it can not compete with natural gas and oil as a result of what we now have w

no, this is not a solar farm in the sahara and not a giant gas pipeline across half of africa, whichhave already talked about, the good old wind turbines, germany, denmark, belgium and the netherlands have agreed to increase wind energy generation tenfold. in the north sea, the four sides of the european union plan to settle the water area plants that will produce up to 150 gigabytes of energy in total, an impressive figure that would be enough to power 230 million european homes. and that's not all they want to use green energy for the production of hydrogen and green fuel for heavy industry and transport. on the paper. the plan looks perfect right here for you and the fight against the global. insulation and european energy independence from russian hydrocarbons. true, the pleasure turns out to be expensive, the project exceeds 300 billion euros, the cost of the wind turbines, this is often forgotten is very high. and this energy is by no means cheap. it can not compete with natural gas and oil as a result of what we now have we have, er, the real economic suicide of the european u

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belonged to the great japanese empire, there are claims of the japanese side on this territory, too, the saharaurse a historical factor, but now it is our priority, of course, the four islands, as i said. this is the first time you saw it and in the first reception, that's why, well, that's about it, well, we thank you for this magical , let's start with a butterfly, we thank you. yes, we are very, very cool like you. i also want to ask how the japanese see the current war of russia against ukraine, what they say, how do you see the strategic goals of russia? yes , friends of the base are asking questions, and because they have to wait, yes, how do you say within 10 years, from 10 to 50 years? from the 12th, i like it until the 20th, er, years, er, we are poor people, and the prime minister is not bad, but er, and my eco -economic cooperation, er, is a mess, but now we we know that the russian occupation forces have returned to the northern territory, it appears that russia does not intend to do this, the type is doing it, and ukraine is so extreme to say this eh this eh translate eh directly i

they are less than 50,000. for example the subject of the federation is the sahara republic and the yakuts--they are a subject of the federation, but they are not the leading people and they have only 2% of the daily livestock of diamonds, so they just rob is it a secondary people or , for example, in relation to x legislation in dagestan, crimea is a people, and russians, well, well, this is very funny , how can russians be in the russian federation on the territory of dagestan, aliens by origin, russians are not considered indigenous people and this is another question, they are beautiful when we adopted this law, then putin said already then , why aren’t we the leading people of the russians there, so russian is the propaganda of the russian russian world. well, in russian, like them, and that’s why they really talk about it all the time, and for example, even before the war , everyone sleeps in their own way putin also reminded about this law about the law for the peoples in ukraine because, well, we thus clearly demonstrate that first of all, from the first position in ukraine, the le