some approaches to working with sg-projects.ery important story, because we ourselves, and in working with our rather large partners, found out that that, and in this work, everyone wants very, very different things from us. someone wants us to apply some special certifications and standards. someone wants from us, but ethical production and special treatment for animals. someone from us wants accountability. someone wants us to, but to reduce co2 emissions and what exactly of all of this should be done and in which direction? immediately i need to run clear. money the country has a lot of money in the country locked up returned and income will be returned. now high, including in agro you just need to learn this money. well , it's pointless to invest in burying them in the garden ; it's also pointless to play dollars on them. in general. it's time to finally start not even 30 years have passed. how are we, how mature are we in order to build our investment mechanism? it seems to me, yes, it seems to me that you are, it seems to

hong kong stock exchange from sg point of view even more demanding than london, some experts believe that russian business did not go east for a long time. china er, is about 9 trillion us dollars there is a very large er, green so-called sg sector, therefore, if our company now, no matter how it is placed on the new york stock exchange, will bypass for example in hong kong or in shen, then welcome the same sg principles about 70% of chinese companies stated that they, in one way or another, undertake to comply with the sg principles and we also see that a is right at the exhibitor every year five times. the number of companies that sign the united nations document on sustainable development is increasing. if we talk about some kind of unified methodology globally, we see it not on the european american markets and on the asian ones. well, once again it is different, but the indicators are actually key, for which everyone pay attention they are united, so if a company wants to be present and attract investors and sell their product and meet regular, well, regulatory requirements, the

there are the same sg criteria, yes, with their own specifics, well, there are specifics, and not only between uh, west and east, but also inside asia , everyone has specifics uh, pick up problems. china as is that the country grew in fact including due to cheaper products and from e due to the fact that they forgot that the green economy completely turned out to have three problems. first problem. the fact that in the first place the price rises. this is clear. if to all the retention of the product, and all these chains. secondly, the huge degradation of the land, especially throughout europe to the east. china - these are the lands that are adjacent to russia and in the south of china, where the main production bases are. and as a consequence, the third point is the concept of environmental standards in china by itself, uh, uh with a quality indicator that is why, for example, when russian products are now sold in china go. so there are still limits to agro-industrial products. uh, they always go branded. uh, organic food, organic food, it immediately adds value. that is, for exampl

how is sg developing in this area? what are the risks and opportunities?ay with our guests. this is alexander vidyakhin. first deputy chairman of the board of sberbank and son nikolaev head of yakutia maxim remchukov sibur sustainability director sergei ivanov executive director and member of the board of directors of the efka group of companies armen harutyunyan, director of the aic department of the eurasian economic commission and alexey maslo. institute of asian and african countries, moscow state university the asia-pacific region, the largest in the world in terms of the number of inhabitants, is now actively developing the green economy almost half of the green finance on the planet today, the terrestrial sector is growing faster than in other macro-regions. what is the specificity of this region of individual countries within it, who is the locomotive, and what is the difference from the western and sg eastern countries to our eastern partners? this is china india countries of the asia-pacific region. they are implementing principles and criteria m

that's all from the sg principle. yes, you need it.seems to me that it's easier, yes, to move with some steps of usefulness, or the need that you yourself feel for me, probably one of the simple steps is to throw things away in paris. if i can extend their use, even if there may be some other life there. i would part with them , i try to prolong their life, or transfer to someone who is ready to use them after me and use them more often. avito especially for those acquisitions that are not necessarily there right there, so that new ones in the package are another example of optimizing the new headquarters of sberbank inside two forty, five-story buildings. there are climate control, temperature and carbon dioxide sensors in the towers, which independently regulates the consumption of business plastic resources. recognized as the best office in russia , it received a prestigious award in the field of design of business spaces and public interiors the grand prix. best office vard. 22 at the heart of the project is the abandonment of the

now becoming more and more relevant, can sg-princes, which have always been considered an expensive trendary , a resource for optimization and checks and help companies find new sources. arrived discuss it with our guests. these are olga uskova, the founders of the president of the cogniti group of companies, stuck their love, aksionova, head of gr and sg groups at kaniva. denis demin director of strategy at gazpromneft irina gaida expert of the schooltech low-carbon development center andrey chernogorov head of the expert center and sg of business russia and founder of the bitzar automated procurement service. irina bakhtina director of sustainable development at rusal management. behind

will tell new conditions russia's new priorities a federal program of state support for investment and sg projects is needed, and the country can achieve carbon neutrality even earlier than the planned 2060 in 2057 given the reorientation of many enterprises to the east , it is necessary to work more actively and coordinate their plans with the countries of the eu brix and the asian region. but there is a problem of platov's different tensions, nevertheless, in at the national level, emission plans have been adopted; these tensions in the russian federation are the only ones there that have shifted the extremum. eh, a little to the right, kazakhstan is already closer to the fifties and forties. tensions already arise literally in the next 5-7 years of the thirtieth year, and in this regard, of course, this seriously affects the unity of the market for such carbon units. sakhalin will become russia's first carbon neutral region in september. there's a greenhouse gas emission control experiment kicking off with plans to reduce the co2 mission by 1.200.000 tons. it is already gasifying house

ideas yulia makarova russia needs new priorities, federal program of state support for investment and sg-projectsthe country may achieve carbon neutrality even earlier than the planned 2060. in 2057, it is believed that in the field it is necessary to reduce co2 emissions primarily in the energy and heat generation of housing and communal services, as well as in the production of aluminum , steel, fertilizers and chemical products. you are reorienting many enterprises to you east to work more actively and coordinate your plans with the countries of the eu brix and the asian region. but there is a problem of different intensity of plans, after all, these emission plans have been adopted at the national level. tensions in the russian federation alone have shifted the extremum there. uh, a little to the right, there, closer to the fifties and forties, tensions already arise in kazakhstan literally in the next 5-7 years of the thirtieth year, and in this regard, of course, this seriously affects the unity of the market for such carbon units, sakhalin will become the first carbon neutral region in rus

of course they have decreases sg&a.day you tweeted out good morning, everyone, except for those don't know u.s. stock market recovered every single crash. you reiterated that. where does someone look? where are you looking for opportunities? >> look, i think there will be a little bit more pain to come. we went through q1 earnings, down 15% quarter over quarter. more pain to come as operating profit margins get squeezed. there are places to look. i've a big proponent ever large tech stocks with revenue and earnings like microsoft. technology is inherently deflationary, right? it decreases productivity of companies. a lot of these companies have actually been able to price, have pricing power. increase pricing of these products. so i think those companies will continue to do well. charles: by the way, i'm telling everyone, look at the gdp report. there is one line that stays robust. that investment in businesses trying to get ahead of the wage spike which is what genevieve is talking about, there is a lot of money to be

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example, energy-intensive industries and equipment, you will continue to waste money in regards to sg today obviously, inaction becomes a loss. it was a green transition on the russia 24 tv channel , see you. vladimir putin signed a decree on awarding state prizes for 2021. state prizes are awarded annually for contributions to the development of literature and the arts of science and technology, as well as for outstanding achievements in humanitarian, human rights and charitable activities. the awards ceremony will traditionally take place on russia day, which has already been confirmed by the presidential press secretary. dmitry peskov according to him, the presentation medals of the hero of labor of the russian federation and the insignia of laureates of the state award, will be held on june 12 at noon in the st. george hall of the grand kremlin palace, the names of the winners of the award in the field of literature and art. today called the presidential adviser. vladimir tolstoy, in the field of human rights and charity, head of the presidential council for the development of civ

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immediately got down to business in just a few days tesla was excluded from the special exchange rating and sg & p 500 it unites the largest companies by capitalization on the american stock exchange, the exchange responsible criteria for sustainability at the tesla factories sharply revealed racial discrimination, of course. no one conducted any investigations, they accused the billionaire company of attention and insufficient environmental friendliness. it not about electric cars. on his twitter, elon musk was brief. he wrote that the rating and criteria are the embodiment of the devil, it is especially funny that the top ten most environmentally friendly companies include the pro-democracy company exxon, which produces oil, and up to half of the volume is shale black gold environmentalists. they called him the killer of the planet because of the strong ruptures of the earth's layer. next, the favorite trick of the democrats. suddenly, a girl was found whom elon musk allegedly tried to rape 6 years ago during a flight on a private on the plane, a flight attendant told her friend that the spa

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and many teenagers seeing their friends get a job that is paying for a new car or for rent are sg waitond, i will not take this summer lifeguard job that pays me pocket money. >> a way forward for the lifeguarding sector is to get young people interested early on. >> i really want to be a lifeguard because it's very important if someone is drowning. and they might die. >> clearly a future life saver in the making. bbc news, new york. laura: a shortage of lifeguards may be, but at least we have wimbledon this summer where it is day one of the tournament. britain's number one had a winning start as the defending champion beat her belgian opponent. all eyes on serena williams to see if the 40-year-old can win another grand slam title, putting her into the record books. the defending men's champion novak djokovic is through to the second round. bbc is that the courts in londo n. >> as the sun begins to set at the all england club on day one of these championships, it has felt much more like normal, unlike last year's covid restricted tournament. we've had full crowds from day one. the icon

storage facility with gas by 90% by its start now extremely problematic given the fact that at the moment sgcupancy is slightly more than 55%. to remain heavy now, most likely, now europe will also try to increase lng imports, as has been the case in recent months. this is where competition with asia will arise because, well, asia traditionally reads there, japan, korea, they, uh, they barely increase lng directly in august due to the gas crisis. the netherlands is going to extend gas production in groning. the place of birth should have been closed back in april of this year. the whole point is everything we have activities, i say nowhere. he developed since 1963. as gas production increased, the region began to shake, the first earthquake was recorded on 10 1986, and the most powerful in august 2012, so they decided to stop fishing, and now they have changed their minds. the energy threat is so serious that even the greens in germany have forgotten about global warming. robert haba canonized the replacement with gas-coal, the second is returning coal-fired power plants are increasing produ

the sg & a or the cost associated with management's expenses are going up.s he that's what's fueling a lot of the problems. dagen: how much do you think that the fed hikes interest rates by the end of the year? we were talking about mike thinks it will be 75 basis points this week. >> could easily be 75 basis points. we're seeing a lot of interesting things. first of all, the fed is trailing the markets. the market's showing long bond over 3%. what's interesting, when you think about the 30 year mortgages they went up 2, 2 and-a-half percent this year. the 30 year treasury only went up 1%. it has more room to move. i think it's probably going to be over 4% by the end of the year on the 30 year bond. dagen: to kill inflation, technically your short-term interest rates need to be above the level of inflation so you think about inflation north of 8% and that will make you quake in your boots. good to see you, joel. >> good to see you. dagen: your morning mover, bit bitcoin tanking, falling to the lowest level sinces december 2020. concerns over inflation and th

offensive actions, especially this concerns directly in the district of novaya kakhovka, he said, the sgss is the second bridge across the dnieper, which provides the entire grouping of russian troops located near kryvyi rih, and if we manage to cut this attack in half on the right bank, then we will be able to attack kherson from two directions from the north and along the dnieper the kryvyi rih group may be surrounded at all, oleg zhdanov said. please comment on the situation near novaya kakhovka and near the kakhovka hpp. i can say that on the one hand it caused panic. among the people of kherson, including the occupiers, they panicked for a few hours after zhdanov’s words, and hmm, well, in general, having information about the fact that the armed forces group that moved to the southern bank of the ingul river really had tanks and did several such demonstration actions in the south, ah, but the occupiers demonstratively and in front of the people of kakhova, the people of novokokhova, began to mine the dam of the kakhova hpp, and this was really perceived by the kherson people, well,

this issue we are dealing with here are switch sg issues across the country. >> there is manager that, we are in a country where we have 120 guns for every 100 people. it is more than twice any other countries in the world. >> we are paying the price for that. >> we have to do something about a country that obviously is more for guns than it is for people because we have more guns and that means the kind of bold leadership that stands up to the allies and calling out what they are. the most destructive and violence in the united states from of the united states. >> we want ton take them backward. >> mwe need to noouf forward. >> larry, it sprieks me as, i can imagine whey were talk while you are sitting there today. >> you are calling it, meanwhile there is a surge in the city where you have some control, listen, i hope you got an arrest being made in the area and guns are tg taken off the streets. what do you say to the idea that somehow the officers mother ral is attributed to your tradition of having more. you are talking to a foerm prosecutor myself, i understand the reality of ha

it has reduced its sg & a cost, improved its growth margin and ebitda margin so we want to reward it. have already replaced it with nvidia. secondly, over the last five years the stock performance has been flat. however, the key executive has compensated himself with close to $2 billion and that's misaligned so we want to be sensitive as we see more and more companies such as docusign on the spotlight. >> so netflix not a buy for you here what about under armour? >>, no, netflix is a buy but small positions. under armour we're not buying. never owned -- for many years we haven't owned and would sell that's because it's a company that's struggling in its area. in all three areas gross margin is dropping so we don't want to be in this area compared to its peers. it has half the revenue growth, one-fourth of the income margin. we think there are much better names in the space. >> let's move on to the last one and that is etsy what do you think here >> etsy is a hold. we own it. we are not buying more we think it's going to move with the market however, a recession could be good for them

the world professional association says do not recommend sg hormone treatment until 14. 72% of the members voted in favor. advocates for transgender inclusion argue that not enough studies have been done on the impact of transition in the sport. >> a huge impact on the policies from different states. some states like california, other states are somewhere between texas and california, are going to look at this and absolutely say, may be we should follow suit. that, again, to me, is the real crime. the fact that this policy may end up affecting 14-year-old in high school, it makes me sad. reggie: the new policy is not final yet. it includes proposals for creating a open competition category as a way to balance inclusion for transathletes and promote fair competition. kumasi: new details about a bta employee threaten gun violence at work. the employee was upset over the transit agency's vaccine mandate. another employee call the sheriff's office to report the threats. a vta shot and killed coworkers at the guadalupe rail yard. reggie: our media partner reports that berkeley city council is c

. ♪♪ [music break] amy: "patron saint of the dollar store" sg goodman. no relation. that i know of. is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. as experts warn of a looming global food shortage, we are joined by two guests to look at what led to the crisis and what to do about it. in heidelberg, germany, sofÍa monsalve suÁrez is secretary general of fian international, a human rights organization working for the right to food and nutrition. in france, rachel bezner kerr is the coordinating lead author for the chapteon climate change impacts and adaptation of food systems for the intergovernmental panel on climate change, or ipcc, report titled "impacts, adaptation and vulnerability that -- vulnerability" that was published in february. she's also a professor of global development at cornell university. we welcome you both to democracy now! sofÍa monsalve suÁrez, some say the food crisis was triggered by the pandemic and made worse by the war in ukraine. what do you think of how it started so we can talk about how it can be deal

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. >> we know the goal of these hear sgs to show this was this multilayered conscious effort to overturn the election. this seems to be the day where that message gets driven home or some of the pieces start to come together in a different way. you got a copy of the memo from pence's counsel, greg jacob, whi he says john eastman acknowledges that his proposal violates several provisions of statutory law. talk about how that provides background for today's hearing. >> this memo appears to have been written for a morning meeting on january 6th, that pence had with his team. in the 48 hours before the electoral college certification, his lawyering were scrambling to present as much information to him as possible in a clear way that he would be able to share with others. so he would be able to explain to the american public why he was doing what he was doing. remember these legal issues have never really been hot topics before, because nothing like this has ever happened. so greg jacob and the other folks working directly under pence were processing complex, legal and historical precedence,

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includes continuing robust support for data systems, approving senator cortez mastoh's bill to open the sgs and more broadly support for giving the bureau of reclamation the broad flexibility to work with states on new approaches like groundwater management and groundwater storage. >> charlie stern. >> we would not necessarily recommend any one specific approach but i would say there is more support among observers for activities that can be done from the ground up and stakeholder driven things that may vary from one basin to the next than there is for a top-down command and control type of federal activity. >> patrick o'toole, do you have anything to add? something you think would be the most urgent thing we could do? >> i testified in front of the world bank as part of climate meetings i went to and the biggest word they appreciated was scale and in a meeting with major translations, they said never and that is the problem. we are nibbling at a time we have a crisis and we need to move to scale. >> the bipartisan infrastructure law provides $8.3 billion as you acknowledged. what steps are

the rest of the world, who were pleased that the environmental principles of economic development and sg economies, should be put aside altogether at a more convenient time there, but now, after all, the environmental problem was temporarily given to, uh, the st. petersburg economic forum. and here, for example, such are the results of the company metalloinvest became one of the first participants in the experiment, in which rosprirodnadzor will provide its advice on the compliance of e new investment projects with the requirements. e environmental legislation. well, uh, which i think is great news. this initiative is designed to improve the quality consulting in the field of environmental safety of production and the effectiveness of interaction between rosprirodnadzor and industrial companies. well, so that there is no such thing that everything is everything, if, for example, the economic crisis. let's get away from environmental principles altogether, let's forget about the development of our economy in general. well, dali understand that they still don’t want this to happen, let's l

download or disability attack spinal sg tonight more shocking violent crime caught on tape e earlier this month. a police officerarthis in naper, illinois was ambushed by aas man with an ax. the officer made a very split decision to shoot and kill the man likely saving his own life. >> take a look. i think it's clear full of ximena came out of the hatch. yeah, right. just the latest example of dangerous, difficult decisions police officers must make on a daily basis. unfortunately, antipolice rhetoric defund, dismantle nobel is fueling more and more violent crime all across the country for example, five major cities all run by democrats are now on pace to pass last year's high homicide numbers in dc there have been over ninety homicides so far this year. by the way, ask yourself do yout know the names of any ofhe themh including a teenager who was killed over the weekend at ane event called koczela. but sadly this senseless violence is now all too common in new york. one person killed, eighton injured in a harlem. shooting on father's day weekend in the city of chicago. well,go they

okay, actually at the global level, this is the sg agenda. this is an energy transition. we are abandoning our plans because of these restrictions, whether they are somehow curtailed or not, you know today, only at the fitting that just took place, all participants discussed this issue, that the climate green agenda has faded in a few years. uh, if it used to be green, now, well, as if on the world agenda, it has turned into colors. khaki, although i look, well, you yourself remember that in the last forum here it is there is a central theme number one. today, this topic is being heard, of course, it is not in this form, but on a large scale. and by the way, even many energy companies have reconsidered their views on the icg trip to a green point of view. i will not say that they completely refused. they mostly refuse the pace that politics imposes on them in the first place, and so do the oil companies. investment funds, uh, yes, and consumers have already begun to strongly object to these tracks, because this only leads to an increase, costs, respectively, the consumer.

the second thing we're looking at is sg&a not rising as fast as nominal revenues in addition to that,balance sheet. inventories have gone up in part because while units have not gone up, the amount of dollars in inventory have gone up. and the question is, is that too much you have stockpiled lumber, for example, at $1200. it's now 600 so you're going to take some writeoffs. but the market tends to ignore that as far as the economy sp conc is concerned, yes, i've gone through cycles when it's good, what multiples do we pay? and with the higher embedded interest rates in the future, you're going to pay lower ebita. >> let's talk about the multiple right now. we have seen multiple compression that's come down from 21 or 22 down to 17 or 18 times earnings but there is a big debate about whether and how much the earnings estimates are going to have to come down, in which case it hasn't been as much multiple compression as they think. where do you come down on that debate >> becky, when i started multiples in the '60s were six, seven times. by having leading, lagging then when i started th

that money, by the way, it adjusts for population sg >> i'd argue it wasn't for free if it was for serviceing the last three year this is reinvesting this america. talk wasn't just about managing a balance sheet, about managing wall street's expectation that the bottom wasn't falling out u and this last recent bailout, i'm sorry, support middle class, who feel poor, and this actually cuts to the bottom and says when prices are going up, here's one thing, $500 a month is what $10,000 worth of student loan does to your paycheck we're investing in you to boost your educational level, which will boost gdp i'm actually sounding like a capitalist, you and i are the same here kevin. the best you can do is invest in education and debt relief at the bottom of the payramid it should be done surgically >> meaning that much bigger numbers should go to people at the much lower income levels >> first thing, becky, a third of all student loan debt is $35,000 or less. if you do this at the bottom level, you're going to wipe out a third of all debt, and in some cases all the debt, including white rural com

suree is the do so din i kif risksernder minngt tegyra, 75 b pointointld ortantortaorta ata a sign f f sgerning to us, that we are willing to risk pour guidelines credibility in order to strengthen our inflation frightening credibility. >> we heard from bill dudley said expecting a 75 point rake hike said hike would increase unemployment but not expecting a recession nick, your thoughts why dudley said that? you don't usually hear him make such is a prediction; right? >> yeah, that was interview i did with him yesterday said he doesn't expect a recession this year because there is so much momentum in the consumer but does expect a recession next year, i asked what he thought that would begin he said he thought, middle of 2023 but, you know, said you could make a very strong case for moving it up or back by six months, depending what happens in the data here i mean issue for the fed they were hoping to get a break from the supply chain a lot of inflation from stronger demand a lot is because of the -- they were hoping to get break have not gotten it means if they don't get in a they are go

today this is probably the most important sg project that we can do for the next 100 years. a resource from um ee hydrocarbons that are in russia today, it is just hmm such an investment bag to make. as you know, they say, the energy transition is not the energy transition, it is necessary to make the agro transition, but it seems to me that the key question is not what resources we will switch from, because in addition to agriculture, we can talk about the transition to rare branch land metals. and everything that is connected with the development of nuclear energy or some other natural resources. these include arable land and forest and many other things. i would say that perhaps the transition should be from the extraction of resources to the export of technological solutions, including digital ones, including e, all those that will be in demand have already been said several times, but that the key is still the key issues - it's about working with consumers. this is work with a person to raise awareness, first of all, so that people would also be interested financially, including p

new conditions new priorities russia needs, the federal program of state support for investment and sg-projects to achieve carbon neutrality in the country, maybe even earlier than the planned 2060. in 2057 they count. it is necessary first of all to reduce co2 emissions in the energy and heat generation of housing and communal services, as well as in the production of aluminum, steel, fertilizers and chemical products, given the reorientation of many enterprises to the east to work more actively and in harmony.