u. s. europe, iran and other middle eastern countries. high temperatures and the l. nino weather phenomenon with its on usual air and ocean currents are causing india's water supplies to drop even further agriculture. they are currently consumed 80 percent of its fresh water. the amount of water needed to produce specific foods is called virtual or hidden water. this allows an ecological water footprint to be calculated similar to a c o 2 footprint, and rice farming footprint is especially huge. so how much virtual water do foods need? $60000.00 leaders of it are needed for a single kilogram of rice. the leader of orange juice requires 40000 and a kilo of beef takes 20000 leaders to produce. so how can rice be grown more sustainably? farmers are seeking new solutions bonnie: that can be on us arctic solid, the water level of histone compared to 3 meters in our country each year. man, uh, you know, during the documents we've decided to sell rice directly to finding is it uses less water. and so to be, it started with direct sewing. the ric

u. s. for europe, it's an investment. what for what? it's interesting to think. but how likely are they to continue investing though? i mean, it's been almost 2 years since the, the situation unfolds it. and, you know, the council offensive has both initial to know results for ukraine. how likely off 8 to continue pouring money into your training to be able to justify that. now it's a problem for the policy and us for the us, um election its the presidential election. this can be a pretty off topic because the people are see that their, their thoughts are nothing. and maybe they, the people don't want to container with this work because a lot of them, uh, right to the conclusion that to the west state for financing ukraine. a man to work in policies without the set from the west as the landscape needs make up face every month with a half. but now of course, he feels bad himself, but he sprang because that is strong because a he is a support the night there was. so i think the mean the next, the presidential election into us, we can see some change at about this p

u. s. u k, and much of europe was wholly complete states in the her risk assaults. and he's not the only one in discussed at the west double standards. it's also being accused of reading lighting, potential crimes by as well, which we are wilson today is one of the darkest hours of all times, we are watching genocide life. oh, those who have questioned the lack of pools faced biased by their own governments have been unceremoniously dumped. but perhaps it's hard to the west to seats own hypocrisy all through the u. s. was built to the idea of so called manifesto destiny. a kate stealing land from the native americans. the wealth of many european nations came from plundering countries across the world, shipping the people to be slaves. much of the troubles in the middle east can be pin pointed to the 1916 sykes pico agreements with false. i'm the u. k. drew a line in the map d v and not the region to come under their own influence. and in reality the wes attempts to wrap the world by its throat. have never ended. abdul, it's still telling you what's right from roll.

but tim and should europe emancipate itself militarily from the u. s. r, cuz i'm curious to hear your thoughts there can and should the us europe rather try to emancipate itself from the u. s. when it comes to defense policy. i don't see, to be honest. i mean, one has been proven by the strong american response to the russian, i think on new grant is that without your assorted without the united states, 0 to start, defend itself for the foreseeable future. that might change in the next 203040 years. but for the time being, i think we have to, we have 4 dependent on the united states in miniature terms. i would add in political terms as well. give them the political in cool hearings of the union. i think it was a and would be a fatal idea to distance themselves from, from the, from the european, from the united states. and i mean, what would be different, the idea of a strategic autonomy of the last couple of years was focusing more to get away from the united states. and now it's about defining an autonomous role in accordance with the united states and

u. s. u. k. and much of europe was wholly complicit in the her risk assault. and he's not the only one in disgust at the west double standards. it's also being accused of reading lighting, potential crimes by as well, which we have wilson today. it is one of the darkest hours of all times. we are watching genocide life. oh, those who have questioned the lack of pools feast biased by their own governments have been unceremoniously dumped, but perhaps it's hard for the west to seats own hypocrisy all through the u. s was billed to the idea of so called manifesto destiny, a kate stealing land from the native americans. the wealth of many european nations came from plundering countries across the world, shipping the people to be slaves. much of the troubles in the middle east can be pinpointed to the 1916 sykes pico agreements with false. i'm the u. k. drew a line in the map, the reading of the region to come under the own influence. and in reality, the wes attempts to wrap the world's bites throat have never ended. after all, it's still telling you what's right f

, a tom supply agency estimates that it could take 7 to 10 years for europe to be independent of russian enrichment capacity. the u. s. is also still dependent on supplies from russia if russia decided suddenly to stop providing nuclear fuel or, or uranium products to europe, overnights, that will create a problem. so despite the fact the door is, so i'm going into the sanctions and over in your sectors, the nuclear fuel sector is not being sentient. and there's trucks causing the defendant and fuel being able to complains sloan to book every hour, slip back here, and, and simply load it into the reactors. there are some western countries, so dependent on russia for nuclear energy that they can't impose sanctions, whether sanctions, problem for europe in the us really depends on how he would be designed. what would be the target of those sections? how would you imagine this happening? i expect that there would be functions, i guess in your sector, probably this year because i think that it's becoming politically or sustainable to keep the sector completely deployed, it's highest and pretend that nothing is going on.

u. s. u. k. in much of europe as being, quote, wholly complicit in the certificate salt. i mean, do you do agree with what he has to say and in your opinion, if you do agree, what evidence can you point to that that, that shows their complicity. that maybe my, my legal opinion is clear that i'm from living as a hot mess, coming to general side again these various because have my has intention to destroy the jewish community that they right. and i don't know if i have the right to defend itself, but they cannot come me crimes to defend himself. so the blockade of the gas that isn't coming into mind the i'm probably the general side. in addition, manually the bomb being looked like what crimes? because the killing us, it really gets privy to it. so all this company is a company they find that is set this in with bang out of the big weapons, get really another big problem. so all of this happening right, i'll just stop dive even though they're not going to persecute thoughts. it's a month for the lead to we what i said, didn't this okay, so change. we'll have to leave it the

u. s. a straight there in europe has enabled the worst behavior of israel, even though there's jewish defend, and it's growing. and i'm really amazed by that in the last month and years. but there's domestic concerns here that fight. and despite the fact that politically, he's deeply in trouble. then many arab americans, for example, most of the americans are saying we will, we will not invites, abided in 2024. so he's doing that despite that. and one could say that's based on principal has nothing to do with the principal. it's about the fact that tell us the names for so many american a late on not equal people, then not giving the same rights as these riley jews. that's the said brutal reality . what you have in the last month, democrats and republicans, many of them openly suggesting that palestinians know how most old palestinians in gaza are keen to nazis. i mean, just ludicrous kind of rhetoric and that obviously contributes to that must be of mad pro. these are all boost arisen minutes so dangerous for the global community, including for jews because he's riley actions on making the

u. s. isn't the only country putting its faith in these compact nuclear power plants, the back to europe. poland has so far left behind when it comes to generating clean carbon neutral electricity for on this in a very difficult situation because we have a high dependency on the call of course. so we invest in a new way, but, but this is not the image source, and that's can be stable energy up any time. and we believe the best way to, to, to change this an edge and makes this to deploy. and it's out and that you can see the model usually on the etzky is the press spokesman for orleans. since those green energy there aren't get any nuclear power plants in poland. the company is planning to install the whole fleet as m. r, as in nancy, wants to show us where one of the small reactors will be installed. we drive to most sort of income. 2 hours, northeast of warsaw. that was the best of my as the ones have to click on file because so for example, in case of a d, w expect 100. and the construction face is going to have for $24.00 and the 30 to 366 months. so it's much, it can be the flow to much fast

u. s. has that seems to be division in europe, but there are some big important players that are pushing out for a permanency. saw countries like fraud some spain, perhaps a slightly smaller country orleans, but it's a country that has real residents with this president. do you think you'll be listening to what some of those countries are saying? well, the store, i mean, i think all of this is feeding into the international conversation. and crudo and canada made some more pointed comments yesterday as well. but at the end of the day, what the us says on this issue is, tends to be uh, you know, kind of kind of steps their, their own agenda with, with is real and doesn't always go along with where the rest of the world is on this and if and you, if anything, the directional call is usually the other way. um you, i will say you, i think it's more of the situation on the ground more then, you know, pressure from other allies or things like that that we've maybe shift things for the buyers and administration for bite and personally. and again, i think we have started to see some of that all read

but i think the west is doing what it can west of europe, it take to catapult itself out of history. the u. s is the major west of the call to be that's holding up well at if you want to include japan that sold the golf well to but west of europe. yes, i think it's a very sad story. the job. but he is, i think, leading the way while you think about, you know, german is being the, the industrial backbone of the european economy for so many years now. and they've gone on doing, i'm running out of time here, but i want to squeeze in one last question to if i can. just a few days ago, the form i u. k, p m cameron was visiting kia for a p. all you know the photo up way that was the landscape, the american us. so secretary of, of defense, lloyd austin, he went in there as well. it looked to me like they were there to tell us that landscape wrap this up. it's not going according to plan ukraine. nato have not one you need to wrap this up. but what i want to ask you gunner, is the you pay just announced a couple of weeks ago. we've managed to emergency trains 30000 new ukrainian soldiers. we've got t

this rob whitehead, with its seas of gas, is watching ports and onset to europe's problems, and perhaps most critically the u. s. blasting. because in case you didn't know us, congress has decided that is really energy is in the highest national security interest of washington. so pc, it was our need to have fee for tennessee to become a t global path all through. it had itself previously molder ways in which to make it's $55.00 states, a window onto your and other interesting application of nuclear excavation would be a sea level canal at 160 miles long across israel, connecting the mediterranean with the gulf, a comma, and thus the resi and the indian ocean. such a canal would be strategically valuable alternate to the prison suez canal. so it's canal is a gold mine. it connects the mediterranean sea to the indian ocean via the red sea . it is the link between asia and europe every day, almost $3000000.00 barrels of oil, 8 percent of global energy, 50 ships, non $1000000000.00, as well as a call go 12 percent of global trade, a pass along this right here. single canal. remember in 2021 how a container ship ro

europe. so cold a lead is often more accountable to the u. s. department of state than to its own people. what can the people give them? nothing while the us can ensure a comfortable existence until the next elections, the majority wants to stable incomes and peace. the state development wants confrontation fortunately, the group up with the law school that i see the the, [000:00:00;00] the, the deal low as possible for you as the longest the, the dealer to a vehicle. so the most in store submitted for the money is in douglas or splitting, which is to stay on the the what else they just don't need to shape out the application and engagement because the trail when so many find themselves will support we choose to look so common ground, the the breaking news this our 2 doctors die as is really our strikes at the end and he's in the hospital in northern dogs. that's according to the chairman of the medical emergency rescue. submitting more than 30 premature babies are evacuated from the l shape of a hospital in northern gaza as guards as health ministry. warren's further interference from th

are the lead and all the people come to please everyone today, all of europe so cold, the lead is often more accountable to the u. s department of state than to its own people. what can the people give them? nothing while the us can insure a comfortable existence until the next elections, the majority was stable, incomes and peace. the state development, once confrontation. fortunately though with alaska i see you are the in 1941 with the nazis health collation ultra nationalist, the massages proclaimed the independent state of croatia shorted the office, seizing power, they build the sale of us. consultation can a place associated with the worst atrocities committed in yugoslavia during we'll go to the stash is use the cam system to isolate and exterminate subs, roma, jews, and other non catholic minorities and political opponents of the fascist regime. conditions in the scene of us come when the gods tortured to arise and the prisoners they sent them a consultation temps. so most of them died. it was incredible genocide. the same rom just don't have to shape house because the engagement equals the trail. when so

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europe. so cold a lead is often more accountable to the u. s. department of state than to its own people. what can the people give them? nothing while the us can ensure a comfortable existence until the next elections, the majority was stable, incomes and peace. the state development wants confrontation fortunately though with the, with the law school that i see you are the or the by the middle of the 20th century, the portuguese colonial empire was in an acute crisis. a particularly 10 situation had developed in mozambique the people of this country were put in a humiliating position, income inequality ramp, and illiteracy. this respect by the portuguese for the local traditions led to a mass unrest. in 1964, the liberation front of mozambie for a limo began its armed struggle for freedom. the regular army was not easy to resist, but the guerrillas inflicted considerable damage on the invaders through the fighters against the colonial regime were supported by the soviet union and china. whereas the united states and great britain took the side of the invaders, the board to gaze responded

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you know, the people that come to please everyone today, all of europe, so cold a lead is often more accountable to the u. s. department of state than to its own people. what can the people give them? nothing while the us can ensure a comfortable existence until the next elections, the majority was stable, incomes and piece the state development, once confrontation. fortunately though with the group up with alaska that i see in new york. but i'll leave the to take a fresh look around as a life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power type vision with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented as 1st? can you see through their illusion going underground again? the trees agreements between israel and have most is within reach us according to good . so which is media i think the told the prisoner swamp is expected to be part of any upcoming deal, which was only confirmed by garza based minutes since, according to an oxy thoughts. amid the ongoing diplomatic efforts, the 2 monetary

u. s. so as a nato allies suspending their participation in the treaty on conventional forces in europe that follows moscow has moved to exit the agreement altogether. this is a roy associate in charlotte dimansky discussed by well, this tracy was signed all the way back in 1990. of course, at the end of the cold war after the berlin wall had come down and the idea was still both side. so, arming themselves to the teeth out ranking one another so that one side wouldn't be able to commit a swift attack on the alpha. on this tree, t covers a number of elements including trunks, almost comb, by vehicles, attack helicopters, and also artillery units of a color, but of more than a 100 millimeters. we've already had response from nato allies, a to the fact that russia has now suspended its participation in not treating the 2 members saying that this is the latest step buying most go in a series of steps that have undermine the hero, atlantic security. so they don't happy and they say as a result of that they're also suspending that participation. not moscow has been very clear about the reason why

u. s. and their allies to implement this security concept as a homewood instead of saying that to europe would put its weight to influence the part is to implement the ceasefire. this is those jewish and then who can do that? a notice also that he spoke about the hostages, most of his talk, a busty prime in a sort of cut that was very careful to talk about. yes, there could be a deal, but there are so many logistics. mm hm. so how do you gonna bring those hostages from different data from different factions, how you secure their fix it? how which party would receive those hostages? so all these details are still in the making and they cannot release that. but at least you said they are, there is a digit which include, i think the way i understood from the prime minister cutoff, it will include also civilian informed, pulsing and haven't because he said civilian is to be the thousands of policy. now civilians who are detained without enterprise and then is there a budget including $8.00 to $3.00 women, including about $300.00 or $200.00 and thousands of where i rested after october 7th. he also

u. s. military aid to israel. we talk about it all the time. we talked with the billions that we send. but how underplayed is europe's direct military assistance to israel severely. and it takes 2 forms. you mentioned one form selling is a weapon. this is the 2nd phone buying weaponry from you, sir, because it is a major producer of a weapon as well. and not just the lease of weaponry, but also spyware. think of it or so my government hitting raise the, the government of the 75, because i oppose they purchased better though. they've used it against their political opponents. they didn't even use it despite one on one another. so is this location in the international trade or surveillance? and lisa weaponry is, is a very important location. and europe is not the support of the place now to those who are watching us and within yes, but you must have is a survive. my message to you folks is, is a, is not in danger. how mass? yes, they have a capacity to inflict a lot of pain on these are, but it is not a present and clear danger for these early state is a is a tremendously powerful state. it's a nuclear state. it's call

u. s. type suspended is that the 3 d, even the russia. busy busy suspended to the 3 d n j. that means that in europe in bought a, russia would be more on the 1st page. that would be a mega n j, especially for western europe. russia has not found itself isolated on the was station despite the best efforts of the west, and that's including the indian form this these sanctions are essentially leverage that advanced economies have at the disposal based on mechanisms, powers and tools built over many years. they use these leaders when it suits them, to be sure many parts of the world do not accept the concept of sanctions in the same way. it is done as if the whole world agreed on sanctions. it's not really like that. the sound good has taken on the west again, or was selective outreach. the style essentially dr. stations are saying that the west chooses to impose the kind of sanctions. it's big ones to who to impose the sanctions on and when the suits them. and he's also going on to say that it is not the entire world. that's what he believes in the concept of functions. many countries don't even know.

u. s. tech suspended is that the 3 d, even the russia. busy busy has suspended the 3 d n j. that means that in europe and by the russia would be more on pharmacies that you would to be a mega then j, especially for western europe. run something. this is obviously the technology to come most of interesting. so is that we have a couple of the out, the, it costs more expensive and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. you do not watch my new show seriously. why watch something that's so different listed of opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please or do i have the state department c i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. change and whatever you do. don't want my show stay main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching, but again, you probably don't wanna watch it because it might just change the way you the original. that'd be due to the missed the shower, the more than 200000 people don't even us don't. you know, during world war 2 there's a big jump was wanting to initiate it

u. s. and you nation backed alleged garza genocide, while thousands have been killed in gaza near jerusalem. hundreds of thousands may be killed through excess debts in europe. this winter energy is i'll give the keys and guys i had called the 28th. and the last meeting with jesus e countries plus russia, iran, venezuela, and others have so far, refused nato, a nation calls to pump more oil. joining me now from one of the world's biggest competent mississippi's new york city is abby ridge and during the head of global markets and research at energy intelligence. an adjunct research scholar at columbia university center on global energy policy. i mean, thanks so much for coming back on. so we have north stream, we've had the saudi arabia refusing to bomb lower all along with their big plus members. and presumably, markets already realize that the, the numbers killed in the winter in western europe will. we will be even more than in well, it will be more but it won't be even more that in the, in gaza. yeah. first thanks for having me. i'm certainly a lot going on be in the role of energy, you know, between the oil and gas markets and, and of course, the polit

representatives from europe and the us have demanded to be dropped as president of the climate conference to no avail. saudi arabia is the 2nd largest producer of oil after the u. s. u, a. e. iraq. iran and kuwait, also in the gulf region, are likewise ranked among the world's top 10 oil producing states. between 20162020. the fossil fuel accounted for over a 3rd of gross domestic product in the gulf states. that revenue helps pay for economic development, but it's also funding the transition to renewables. at the same time, the gulf region is already been impacted by the consequences of climate change from drought to flash floods, and rising sea levels, saudi arabia and the u. a. e. have seen huge expansion and renewable energy use in recent years. just recently the emirates announced their net 0 target for 2050. those plans involve new, clean energy investments, totaling $54000000000.00 by 2030. that's a positive move. um, but we see that the policies to actually meet their target all are, are still not there. and we see they're actually planning to increase still, for example, fossil gas consumption. and they're still massively planning to increase their oil a