around we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and in vironment we shall energy solutions for future generation the brush pioneering future energy. this is al jazeera. hello i'm rob matheson and this is the news our live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes another big surge in 80651 people killed by corona virus in the past 24 hours health workers struggle to keep up with treating infected people. germany bans gatherings of more than 2 to control the spread of corona virus.

in light of major health concerns and vice president in vironment will damage india has pledged to eliminate single use plastic by 2022 implementing the ban however will be difficult the country's plastic industry is one of the biggest in the world . but the decision also opens the door to alternatives the green sector is now creating much needed job opportunities. like here in this factory which makes 100 percent composite to build tableware from bio waste like sugarcane bhagat. 21 year old kumari pretty found a job here when she was in desperate need or want and things have worked out well for her. belly but i can't i gave up studying and i used to manage the farm in order to provide for my family but it wasn't enough after i began working here i was able to build a house for my family. now my brother can continue to study when i needed some extra money i was able to borrow it from the company. women like priti make up about a 3rd of the workforce of the equal where factory it provides stadium lawman to seasonal workers in the sustainability sector eco where has it most as india's largest

centrifugal force effectively cancels out the earth's gravitational effects and in the wake listen vironment that produces water and other types of mass that behave very differently than they do here on the surface of our planet another visible effect is with fire. on earth a candle flickers because the air around it rises as it heats up pulling the flame upwards as it descends on the i.f.'s though flames take on a round spherical shape they don't flicker because hot air doesn't rise there on earth warmer layers also rise to the surface in a liquid medium in what researches call convection. that effect for example prevents protein crystals in the medium from growing uniformly but underweight close conditions the molecules are able to move more freely so they can form crystals that are larger and more perfectly shaped. by increasing our understanding of how proteins work these crystals have helped. the development of tailor made drugs is just one area of research where minimizing the effects of gravity has provided completely new in fine into the fundamental essence of the universe around us.

demanding action but they are not the only ones or the people want to get involved too in germany and vironment organizations about evening classes for the public on climate change and things ordinary people like you and i can do to make. a difference. climate strikes a good way to show governments the people want change but what else can we as individuals do to help reduce c o 2 emissions in gemini people can take special evening classes to learn more about climate protection. participants are able to develop their own plan of action in order to cut their carbon footprint. in terms of mobility that could mean trying things and flying less. when it comes to heating and elektra city a little goes a long way just turning the heat down by one degree makes a difference as do small adjustments at meal times like cutting down on meat consumption. also apparently if we all ate less meat without having to give it up completely that would result in a huge reduction of c o 2 emissions that was helpful information. because it was developed by environmental organizations and is now available in 36 german c

called net minutes which means nato air defense ground then vironment it is interconnected and in that mccann's him the decision when you intercept an enemy. missile coming in you have to make it to soon within seconds enough within minutes so if the system is not then to integrate it it says no use i mean you cannot use it well if the 2 military systems are incompatible some say that the other one support for groups like higher terry or al sharm in the live is incompatible with international law what does he want out of sending turkish troops and proxies into syria is turkey under earlier one really think it's going to occupy northern syria i hook not because on several occasions within the us stunna and such a process process is. both leaders done and put in an on certain occasions plus. rouhani i found rouhani of iran they've confirmed on more than one occasion their support to syria's territorial integrity and also to syria's sovereignty i'm not sure whether it's being reported in turkish media but israel has been bombing syria and some commentators have said it's in step with turk

protecting the environment but you will be keeping the project as a venture that protects their own vironment while also securing some income for the needs through the sale of honey and other beekeeping products. we're doing. the organization provides funding to help the women start their own businesses in return they devote some of their time to conservation work some of them plant trees others clean up their village or educate students on environmental issues and that's another reason why this project benefits the environment under tons and in law the land surrounding a beehive is protected. you cannot cut down the tree and you cannot cultivate in the vicinity of the hive because the goal is wild pollination and maintaining spaces for wild wild flowers across these beautiful ecosystems. the african people and wildlife n.g.o.s says around 1300 hives have been set up in the bush for harvesting and the 1000 marseille women have benefited from the program so far the women hope that as their businesses grow more and more areas will come under protection to sustain wildlife the bees. in many afri

protection of european companies compared to 30 kountry companies if they don't respect the same and vironment rules they should pay for the difference there is no reason to impact all companies for a nickel for regulations that we are choosing on a room in europe but you're independent advisory council on climates this report last june strongly suggested your record to date didn't match the promises you. tell me of $11.00 single european country matching the result with the promises every counter is lagging with some difficulty and you say you and there's a variety of climate that's a tragedy one on target and that's why i mean this european parliament is a you ropey an answer we couldn't we cannot have one member state taking decisions and. another going and a different path we have to take common objectives and abide by them we have to have objective 420342050 we are in the process of doing it but then rosa if you were serious about the environment you would halt this incredibly wasteful process of convening the european parliament for one week every month in strasbourg and the rest of the

claims for more pro and vironment and more anti global warming policy and at the same time people fear not in my backyard not on my are hugely expensive we face it every single developed country choose one single tax year but we have a burner raising tax but we are working was the european union with the commission on a mechanism providing for our protection of european companies compared to 30 kountry companies if they don't respect this. same environment rules they should pay for the difference there is no reason to impact or companies for a nickel for regulations that we are shooting on a room in europe with your independence advisory council on climates in its report last june strongly suggested your record didn't match the promises you. tell me of $11.00 single european country matching the result with the promises every counter is lagging with some time to figure out the stuff and you say you handle it out of climate that's a tragedy and one on target and that's why i mean this european parliament is a you rocky and on ther we couldn't we cannot have one member state taking decis

chested on the floor is not uncommon to see 5 or 6 guys just laid out and in a sale on the floor vironment is visible in the visiting area rats. roaches spiders. and little fire fighters mosquitoes are fast. waltz any that you want to see have in the corners of the facility and these are areas where the public are. allowed i mean there's nothing new about what's happening in march and i would say in very recent history i think 2 summers ago in august there was basically every other day most of them parchin and in a little bit further back history if we look at the 1970 s. there's this successful suit that they. are sort of people win against the state that leads to the end of the trustee system and that was around cruel and unusual punishment so as long as the prison has existed there have been these sort of cruel inhuman conditions and what we're going to continue to see and have seen in the past is these. periods where the state violence is sort of most apparent to us but for people who are incarcerated that state violence every day i would never drink the water or i don't like to wash m

it talking about the rights of palestinians as it is and think of israel it talks about they know vironment they're different in an economical improvement that we can make in their communities in israel where not only speaking about the palestinian. needs we're talking about the public needs we're talking about the politics of all the impoverished and oppressed their communities of israel we are not a tribal. party we are trying to address the needs of the entire impoverished people of israel we are trying to create the their future that is a joint that is joining forces of only one who wants to promote democratic future for this land a just peace for this land fleur chances are this will probably mean more an exception of occupied territories the occupied lands but the reality is that mr netanyahu couldn't do that or couldn't think about doing it without his friend donald trump in the white house and the release of the long awaited so-called peace plan at the end of january. yes absolutely i think that the main idea is to try and finally get the palestinians to sit at the table which they'

amounts we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and vironmentsound energy solutions for future generations the brush fire nearing future energy informed opinions the economy is actually what's keeping down the trouble all right now an in-depth analysis of the day's headlines the protest movement is only getting stronger the more people he killed the more resilient the resistant they were the inside story on al-jazeera. own aren't anan on the top stories on our. data from the world health organization which shows the virus is now advancing faster in countries other than china new cases in china dropped to the lowest levels in 6 weeks on monday but continue to rise in south korea italy and iran senegal saudi arabia jordan and indonesia the most recent countries it detect cases of the disease but already it shows says the best defense is still containment. in the last 24 hours there with almost 9 times more cases reported outside china than inside china we are in uncharted.

developments we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and vironment energy solutions for future generation the breastpin pioneering future energy. of struggles full of pleasure and i mean nobody that i. really am on. an intimate look at life in cuba. i. think this is my cuba. on al-jazeera. trouble began at the end of the country's civil war when most people started returning home from refugee camps. or who were struck and killed during a demonstration in 2017. right here in the middle of the street as a sign of resistance to the mining companies and government are setting your. accusations of abuse and displacement between the community the mining companies and the government has now escalated to west africa. the community has taken its case before west africa region because they say the people have little for using the justice system. both recognize the both sides have legitimate grievances do you believe the modi is a fascist who are. they taking to face up front on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera. hello and welcome to this news hour with me kevin l

populations gathering at bazaars at supermarkets that shopping malls basically population denson vironment. lots more still to come here on al-jazeera we continue our coverage of the corona virus pandemic new york city there's news and say the virus has essentially shut down the city that never sleeps plus. house business. and other news plans to patrol a crucial syrian highway as part of a cease fire deal in the products more not stay with us. we have some rather severe thunderstorms developing across all southern areas of the united states they're really coming out of the southern plains you can see here by this sort of mass of clouds and sunny through saturday this is where we likely to see these severe thunderstorms pushing it away out of texas across into oklahoma and then pushing on to the high valley and eventually of tools the tennessee valley but you can see here the temperature change 5 celsius in kansas meanwhile to the south into the east this system that very mild air in place 19 degrees and this is why we could well see some severe storms developing in the next 24 hours and t

large populations gathering at bazaars at supermarkets at shopping malls basically population denson vironment. the famously busy streets of new york city have been watch emptier than usual as the state of emergency took effect more than 400 infections have been reported in the state from new york aerials on a reports. just 20 minutes north of new york city this is new rochelle new york's governor sealed off the city of 80000 but more than 100 people contracted coronavirus the highest cluster anywhere in the u.s. . scenes like out of a science fiction movie a drive through testing station for corona virus the facility designed to handle 200 cars a day has one huge advantage over traditional testing methods according to new york's governor it's actually safer to keep them in their car so they can come in for the testing it's less exposure overall back in new york this city is slowly grinding to a halt. the metropolitan museum of art which hosts millions of visitors a year is now closed for those who rely on the crowds for their livelihoods like the street vendors out front it's been terrible as

is seeing the same type of panic buying in their stores defra the department for and vironment food and rural affairs over in the u.k. in 2018 released a food system report barely a page long at least the one to the public ensuring all was well and good but experts say the u.k.'s food supply chain is at risk following not only brax it but now further complicated by this novel coronavirus former u.k. m.p. george galloway joined me a little earlier to discuss this topic here's what he had to say who are you we didn't have face masks even for our doctors or nurses who knew that we might actually run out of food who knew the panic buying which is essentially legalized looting would leave the supermarket shelves absolutely bare from our own 70. in the morning i've just been into supermarkets from my own family's necessities there's nothing to be found to manila people are descending like horde of locusts on everything and taking away much more than they can possibly need a lot of food will be going to waste rorting because it can't possibly be eaten the amount that it's been in there is the

is seeing the same type of panic buying at their stores now defra the department for and vironment food and rural affairs over in the u.k. back in 2018 released a food system report barely a page long at least to the public ensuring all was good and well but experts say the u.k.'s food supply chain. is at risk following breck's it but now further complicated by this novel coronavirus so joining us to discuss former u.k. m.p. george galloway so george we've heard a lot about potential death tolls for those who fall ill from covert 19 projections on transmission and what have you but we've heard very little on this topic that could potentially be more catastrophic in the long run and that is food insecurity right now only about 53 percent of all food consumed in the u.k. is produced in the country nearly the other half comes from outside its borders there was a lot of uncertainty about how the u.k.'s good supply might be impacted after brock's it but george now we have this virus how can the u.k. go back to being more self-reliant. well all the as solid has melted into in the teeth of thi

brown we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and it vironment leigh sales energy solutions for future generation the brush fire nearing future energy. the roof the or the world. welcome back you are al jazeera live from london a look at the headlines now iran has reported its highest number of coronavirus deaths within a 24 hour period bringing the total to $194.00 are now more than 6 and a half 1000 infections across the country and a quarter of italy's population is under lockdown in an effort to stop the spread of the virus that austria's chancellor has said that it's only a matter of time before all here in countries follow suit. and just bori is an italian journalist carney based in. one of the areas in a city that's under lockdown she says hospitals in the region have been inundated and sick residents and now being asked to stay at. now it's sunday afternoon and this is the main square of of the guy wanted it bout 15000 people and this completely is that i read this zor not read zorn in the last 3 days there were 16 dead. i'm betting that

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around we provide business growth promote social economic benefits and provide innovative safe and vironment to the sound energy solutions for future generation the breast i am hearing future energy. had a little rain showers pushing into power by northern sections of argentina but really the bulk of the rains continue to be throughout much of brazil heavy downpours at times but eventually all this rain you can see through. that will continue its journey north was so a dry day when is friday at $28.00 and warming up and on again dry with a high of scattered showers really is the theme for the next 2 days across much of the caribbean they are very scattered but again we have got more in the way of rain across areas of haiti the dominican republic and becoming a little bit risk of those. wins as we head on into friday you know the america and we have just every type of weather possible here the rain is heavy in developing through the central plains and severe thunderstorms the snow continuing pretty girls the 4 corners region this traffic jam this image here on into stays ac and we could see m

have a political as the mass of the baucus is ours were concerned it's just a is bill the south vironment leader in the region particularly with the last global sun that is but their companies will brain imports of that country and should be its human rights violations environmental degradation and damage the livelihoods of local people. the effects of underwater dredging are far from benign. much of the ocean floors rocky or covered with only a thin layer of sand. built up over tens or even hundreds of thousands of years. as you dredge up a set. of course all the the any walls and plans on the sea floor they will all be dredged up as well and therefore whatever living communities are they will just be at the. sand is the primary of link in the underwater food chain remove it and the survival of all species from the smallest to the largest is threatened. like many archipelagos many of indonesia's islands are literally made of sand and intense dredging has triggered a series of chain reactions. 92 percent in the nation's fiscal challenges come from tension of the city because off mining ac

and does not apply to office vironments are medical offices, hospitals or clinics and does not applyclsrooms ongregate living situationsincluding doitories and homeless encampments. >>well grocery stores are also exempt, but e order does inclu theaters and stadiums and feterias and conferences violatinghe order can result in a misdemeanor which carries a fi and ssibly even jail time. the ban will be revisited march 31th, it could be extended into april if they deem it necessar here's a list of otherands on large gatherings in the bay ea santa clara has banned gatherings of 35 pele are more so much stricter there, san mateo has of anna 50 people or more contra costa county of san francisco. bot have that ban on 100 or more people gathering in any one location d oakland has a ban with more than a 1000. people several bay area events have been canceled as a result of these bands aneven some restaurants have decided to close completely during thi time. >>new this morning google has launched a new website to help people in the bay area who think they may have e virus kron 4 sanaz to herni

this way much of the advanced planning over the previous years it has been done in an all hazard vironment not just for earthquakes and fires and floods. but events like this pandemic planning. >>killer do she says he has spent 3 decades in public safety at every level and he admits this is by far one of the greatest challenges this tape has seen. >>downtown san jose is eery quiet with most sinesses appearing to be closed. but apparently not all businesses are following the shelter-in-place order. san jose police say they are done was simply warning nonessential businesses that remain open when they're supposed to be closed. police chief eddie garcia says starting monday. violators could face citations. >>we have several remedies to include a criminal citation business license sanctions and health code violations. we have been in contact with various city in canada partners to explore some of these options again i'll tell you we don't want to go there. but to the educational portion of this is over i we that we need to all the community as a police department quite frankly police departmen

go up to 60 so mathematically now buying stocks becomes very problematic because it's it's been a vironment that you know well whether you buy a wreath or utility or growth stocks it's going to have the same experience a good example would be look at gold gold is holding up pretty well it's a store of value but the gold miners are going down terribly so and the reason why it's trading like an equity so the sell off has broadened all asset classes and that's how you know this is a math issue as opposed to a branding issue all right so say you're one of these people that is you know close to retiring or you've recently retired and you are not feeling good about what is happening to your savings what could you do what should you do. so what i would recommend as you take a look at the current circumstances is inflation and growth of accelerating the decelerating rate the decelerating so in that environment you should already have treasury bonds as opposed to junk bonds right and don't forget we have a corporate bond bubble that you know half of the bonds are triple b. and that's debts that coul

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large populations gathering at bazaars at supermarkets at shopping malls basically population denson vironment step to ron is the epicenter of the virus here in iran so we're likely to see it's about 3 in the morning here likely in the next 10 to 12 hours we will see a heavier police and military presence on the streets trying to control population movements within the city and we're likely to see that play out all over the country and the fact is that this is a very clear signal from the government that the military is now stepping in to try and solve the problem that the civilian government was struggling to in terms of addressing this public health crisis i think people react to the thing. well that really is the key question here according to a poll taken by the miscible government into iran 60 percent of the population of this city doesn't take the spread of the virus seriously and that really has been the problem for the government from the start it is no rose the persian new year that's like christmas and new years combined so you have a large crowds in supermarkets in shopping centers

populations gathering at bazaars at supermarkets that shopping malls basically population denson vironment the outbreak has forced new zealand to cancel memorial services for the 50000 victims of shootings at 2 mosques a year ago on friday hundreds gather for a special prayer service in the city of christ church where those attacks happened on march 15th that with even larger crowds expected at sunday's planned events the government decided it was to risky. russia started building a new hospital in moscow ill be able to treat up to 500 patients russia's accorded 45 infections so far but no deaths as hospital project though has raised suspicions that the true figures are not being made public. and tunisia has suspended all prayers and mosques and banned public gatherings it's also closed its maritime border sense of spending flights to and from italy and qatar is adding germany france and spain to its flight ban list taking the total number of countries to 18 the governments also ordered all cinemas museums and gems to close until further notice schools and universities are also closed the

there's a fascinating new project called the global viron project. continue what we've done and sequence enough to know the vast majority of viruses out there with pandemic potential. we'll experience more and more of these and we'll be sitting in this audience again in five years, in ten years, in 20 years. >> it seems like we don't necessarily learn the lessons in how to respond or we're learning them new each time? is that fair? >> we have improved, i would say. i was thinking back to 2008 things really have improved since then. you see the speed at which you get great health communication out of places like vietnam. massive investments by the vut in a mese government and u.s. g government. the connectivity improves. global interdependence of our economy. so the cost of these things is going to continue to mount. ichb taupely shocked over the last couple of years working with corporations, how unconcerned they are with these phenomenons, how they lack the capacity to have the data that influences their impact and unlike hurricanes and earthquake,