u. k. water services regulator off what they concluded by saying the 10s, walter had paid an average dividend to shareholders of 11 percent of capital expenditure. but in 2021 awful lot gave the go ahead from a quarry to return to the u. k. privatized water sector, and run another company, southern water for the last stage in the financial ization of, for the long term stock market index to bet on war to prices by nasdaq, a stock exchange specializing in technology. this is the 1st time that water has been reduced to an algorithm. is water. the next oil? we set it up as a question and then mostly dismissed it. that questions not going to go away. we're just probably not ready for it yet. there is no alternative to pricing water properly and making people realize that every time to take a sip of water, there is an opportunity cost. and if you to think of all of what about the guy that can't afford it, that guy still needs water. oh, and yury, the fight against the financial ization of water is fue

u. k. privatized water sector, and run another company, southern water. for the last stage in the financial, i zation the launch from a stock market index to bet on war to prices by nasdaq. a stock exchange specialize in technology. this is the 1st time that water has been reduced to an algorithm. is water. the next oil? we set it up as a question and then mostly dismissed it. that questions not going to go away. we're just probably not ready for it yet. there is no alternative to pricing water properly and making people realize that every time to take a sip of water, there is an opportunity cost and they feel it in the wallet. what about the guy that can't afford it? that guy still needs water? oh, and your, he, the fight against the financial ization of water is fueled by the refuse to accept any sort of privatization. oh, the global war to rush is accelerating. privatization, competition profit. when they say it's got to be a commodity, it's because they know that the scarcer it becomes in a world where you desperately need water. this gold, it's cool.

water. a minimum wage worker in the u. k . spent 0 point one percent of their income on save water. in india, the country with the largest number of the lack and safe water, a low income person spends 17 percent of their household income on water. in madagascar purchase water sucks up in the wordly 5 percent to the low wage workers income and lack of water called us more harm than just thirst. persistent dehydration has severe health implications and fetching water usually falls to women and girls, subjecting them to increased risk for assault and water scarcity can also cause psychological trauma. you can't even imagine so many why didn't you also want to look was there when you are trying to push the when you are gone, what was she, bob that maybe get some water? and then going to dr. deep to ya, china is the author of the new book about the right to water. she was motivated to research the topic by her experience, living with water scarcity. so for me, i think what the stress is beyond the she goes, it is, i think emotional nasty and this emotional loss creates a market like for

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to leave russians open fire and kill them, they are running out of out of food and water and they die. well, the u. k. has unveiled a raft of tough new sanctions against russia's aviation industry. the country will now have the power to detain any russian croft and the exports of ational space related goods. will also be a criminal offense for russian aircraft to fly all land in the united kingdom. that includes those owned, operated, or charles, and by any one connected with moscow. you as president joe biden has imposed a ban on russian oil and gas in response to the invasion of ukraine. the u. k. will phase out russian oil by the end of the year, while the european union is aiming to cock gas import spine. 2 thirds this year. energy is russia's biggest source of income, and the move will make inflation worse. whitehouse corresponding kimmy hawk. it explains. it's a major escalation of us economic sanctions against russia for its invasion of ukraine. on tuesday, us president joe biden went after president latimer putin's most lucrative industry, for banning all imports of russian oil and gas in ene

let's discuss europe's energy plans further with mike water sin, he's an expert in energy and industrial economics of university of work in the u. k . thanks a lot for being with us. we just had it described as bloody hard by the you, the task this a header it how, how, how ambitious are these plans where they are, they are very ambitious and it, it is quite difficult to see how things will change so quickly if, if i might i would make maybe a diversion to talk about what happened in germany when there was the decision following the focus shiva earthquake to close down 6 nuclear plants. really quite quickly. now the end of this is yeah, that will be that will, that was managed quite well. partly through the fact that the system was integrated . but of course partly through germany burning more coal and more leak night in particular in order to it to satisfy demand. so i think in the short term that again is likely to be a strategy in the longer term what i didn't see in the plans is much mention of storage. now, producing energy from renewables is a well known technique and germany and the u. k. and various others, denmark have be

k. the price president biden says the g 7 is revoking rushes favored nation status, while the u. s. is banning at sea food, water and diamonds. ah, it stays 16 of russia's war in ukraine and its forces have expanded their attacks, targeting new cities around the country and adding to the growing humanitarian crisis, rushes forces appeared to be regrouping for a possible assault on the capital cave. they've been circled, sumi and china have as well as khaki than the besieged port city of merrier pole, which have both come on the 5th bombardment. for the 1st time, russia has a tax to nip for a central city once considered relatively safe for people fleeing besieged areas in the east. it's also widened its attacks to weston ukraine, with air strikes, targeting military air fields, and lots and a value from keith's killing. at least 2 ukrainian officers. jona hall begins al coverage. israel, the court here today minus a degrees in the east and city of ha keith. the losses are so great that reports are rendered in numbers. 400 buildings destroyed since the war began. including $48.00 schools, a $190.00 civilians, dea

plus 2 marched k, the price. president biden says the g 7 is revoking rushes favored nation status, while the u. s. is banning at sea food, water and diamonds. ah, it stays 16 of russia's war in ukraine and its forces of expanded their attacks targeting new cities around the country and adding to the growing humanitarian crisis. russian voices appear to be regrouping for a possible assault on the capital cave. they've been circled, sumi and china have, as well as car cave and the besieged port city of mario pole, which have both come and a 5th bombardment. for the 1st time russia has attacked. denise pro, a central city once considered relatively safe people fleeing besieged areas in the east is also widened bits attacks to weston ukraine with air strikes, targeting military, our fields in looks and of angry francesca killing for people to haul it live begins, auto coverage. israel is called here today minus degrees in the east and city of keys. the losses are so great that reports are rendered in numbers. 400 buildings destroyed since the war began. including $48.00 schools, $190.00 civilians, dead residential areas struck $80

u. k. ships closer to ukraine. we will, we will go into the black sea. i think we do to go soon in the black space, how close we go to ukrainian waters where the russians are currently have a blockade. i think we will be open to discussions about looking at that. i think the whole questions that the prime minister, including the security dialogue or security guarantee, we are happy to look at all of them with you. so we're not going to rule anything out. well, let's go live now to one of the aforementioned pranksters alexi. still, you are off, also known as lexus. you're very welcome. tell us, 1st of all, how difficult was it to settle the prank and get in contact with ben wallace's office and then the man himself? so it was not so it was not so easy because its 1st time we tried to reach him probably 3 years ago when he was a maintenance general or credit criminal minister in the home office. but at that time they denied our request. and now we had a conversation with the secretary pretty old, and after that we decided to reach the secretary wallace and we used the concept that we got before from the home office. and then we asked them easy as possible to

u. k. ships closer to ukraine. we or we will go into the black see, i think were due to go soon and the black. see how close we go to ukrainian waters are where the russians currently have a blockade. i think we will be open to discussions about looking at that. i think the whole questions with the prime minister, including the security dialogue or security guarantee. we are happy to look at all of them with you, so we're not going to rule anything out loud here we spoke to one of those pranksters alex say study are of who's also known as lexus. and he's just concerned that such a high ranking person can be contacted so easily some my friends from, from the u. k. they told me that he could not be in person who is responsible for the national security of such a great country like that. okay. and the country with the nuclear weapon, and she's a responsible person for all of those areas. so and if it's easy to reach came by just a private person. so just you could, you could imagine what would happen easter, some persons from intelligence try to reach him and to get all the necessary information. so i think i could only advise to be ca

waters. now, as facing dependence for any country is very important, and i k o, the u. n. bo deviation is the ultimately, the, the authority that will delegate, which country shall have operational control of any given f i all. and if i all, as i said is, is that shape of as space that makes up the world as space map. now the reason this decision was historic is because we don't see this. we don't see the s face map of the world simply redrawn to have a country included. but it is extraordinary that an aviation power hub, like cuts ha, has for so long not had its own s space. and that's why it 1st took it to the i k o, a initially in 2014, but then again in 2018. and it's been going through a very lengthy process to demonstrate why it should be as facing dependent, no forgetting, of course, that blockade by its gulf neighbors that lasted a few years of which i space was very much a part in terms of being used as a weapon in that block, kate, that since ended, but of course as best independence is vital to ensure operational control capacity control and give the country

the city has been cut off from water and power for days and he was president, job item has announced the ban on russian oil and gas imports. the u. k is also planning to phase out in ports by the end of the year while the use as it would reduce its dependence on russian energy. by 2 thirds of gabrielle elizondo is live at the new york stock exchange for escape. good to see you. so tell us, so what effect has the biden oil announcement actually had on the markets there? well, it's been a vile, a tile trading day here on wall street, as you can probably imagine, as traders are really trying to grapple with the uncertainty of the geopolitical tensions. but it's a whole host of things. it's not just one, but you could really get a sense of how the markets were gonna react as president joe biden was speaking, making his announcement about the ban of russian oil earlier on tuesday. as he was speaking, as he began to speak, the tao was actually in green. it was but trading positively. but as he was speaking of the major indicators started to drop into the read and they continued to drop as he was speaking. so you could see the uncertainty

water is next. ah, it is no pressure to something he can see quicker don't kitchen much better to hook up the account. so she didn't like the rising nor with the u. k. london, 39 degrees breaking the july record call. it says off the guns are loud within tonight. and i just got back with the girl to go to the menu reba. equally that they are not going to do me. no, i don't. as soon as the summer $29.00 team in europe illustrated the urgency, the climate crisis which claimed its 1st victim water, the demand is going straight up and the supply is going straight down. i mean, it is dark. it's dark located. don't know. he wasn't interested in to get my water was farmers destroyed while others might use that to climate change reco regular way in today 70 percent of the secure water that is used to a human consumption. it has become the most coveted resource on the planet roll. try not doing anything that requires water to die and say hey, you won't be wearing any clothes. you'll be using it all the time. you might be driving a car might be living in a house, won't be having breakfast, will be having lunch, be having dinner. water and everything that we