to come back up our waste management plant was going to set the stage for the rest of the city. they always manage when does lake norway's show go to the client on line to the incineration bank so we are completely money can be reestablished that is even from our different watch of my specific operation. as you can see we have bought 26 day waste collection segregation here and we have also had this we gave out most of the public. about 40 civic workers are employed at the combat compound plant they all have the title of nagar bundles. which translates as friends of the city. developing a detailed waste segregation model has also created an opportunity for formal employment for these workers. most of them used to be part of a large network of informal rag pickers. the city corporation is now trying to bring more and more of them into the fold. stated to them. may help or did i don't regard as took the benefits particularly for d.s. i and. it is like a health insurance exclude me given by goldman. today to plug cells 95 percent of it's recycled waste back into the city to local en

but come back up our waste management plant was going to set the stage for the rest of the city. we always manage when there's like norway's should go to the client online pretty early infiltration so we are completely money to be still without receiving from different walks of my specific operation. as you can see that we have got 26 very nice collection segregation here and we have also had nice we gave our venice to the public. about 40 civic workers are employed at the combine car park plant they all have the title of nagar bundles. which translates as friends of the city. developing a detailed waste segregation model has also created an opportunity for formal employment for these workers. most of them used to be part of a large network of informal rag pickers. the city corporation is now trying to bring more and more of them into the fold. to . help reward i don't regard as velazquez took the benefits particularly gardy essay and. because like i has danger in the search field me we won by doug only. today to plunk sells 95 percent of it's recycled waste back into the city to

acknowledged or recognized by the state even though they play such a key role in the city's waste management. it's. only have a. little boy who's going to collect it if not us he don't take no responsibility for their own waste especially not the people who live in big houses if we didn't collect it it would pile up in the street and stink so badly no one would want to go outside if we stopped collecting it for 2 days everything wrong. it's estimated there are between one and a half and 4000000 waste collectors and pickers and. they live on the fringes of society with no access to education social or medical services the work makes many of them ill. not far from the impoverished quarter of them lendu john heads up the organization sway chat which translates as free will it's a nonprofit charity then he had the idea to start giving some waste a 2nd life by recycling it into products that had value again that led to the founding of the charity's commercial arm called green the map. trash the pink has no life or no future and that's what happened 3 child walks on right now up cycling based thin

plastic and other waste commit a musical i came here to look for things that i can use to make musical instruments but i also want to draw attention to their problem of west management in kinshasa the city is really dirty. recycle things is interesting timing a waste into instruments or using it to create costumes some people just throw stuff away but i look for ways to reuse trash because we're still not good for our well being with little and they get out. so wrong. when buying instruments band members create their own from discarded objects. using scrap metal plastic bottles to in-store water pipes to make their instruments the group has gained a following who love their signature rhythms and inforced promotes recycling in a city that produces as much as 9000 tons of waste every day. 3 it is my wish to see this music. all over the wild and also to raise awareness about the importance of waste management especially in africa 7 is. full of music is what i would like to find a good representative who can help us spread this message through our music and. most recent like us the people form and on the same time we also want to teach young people to practice recycling

capital on the planet the rivers flowing through it are toxic and it has a huge problem with waste management. a dump in the eastern part of the city. around half of all the waste produced in delhi and up on mountains of garbage like this. they emit poisonous gas into the atmosphere and poise. yes fluids into the soil. indian cities churn out more than $60000000.00 tons of waste every year and only around a quarter of it is collected by municipal authorities. unofficial waste collectors and pickers do the rest of the work. the poorest of the poor live in this quarter of the city many of them came to delhi from elsewhere . they collect and store any waste that might bring in even just a little income. the residents are not in any way acknowledged or recognized by the state even though they play such a key role in the city's waste management. it's. only had. he's going to collect it if not us who don't take no responsibility for their own waste especially not the people who live in because it's a good idea if we didn't collect it it would pile up in the street and stink so badly no one would wa

show these pictures to any waste management expert and they'll confirm that. the old mother and a man are not. with . this garbage is being imported from overseas. only about 20 percent of it can be recycled. the rest will probably be incinerated. and the imports are making it impossible for us to sell our recycled plastic waste. it just sits at the collection sentence. our business is fallen by 80 percent. so there's no point in picking it up off the streets anymore. because no one is going to buy it. so. common says the situation has created serious problems for turkey's recycling system yahoo is an only agrees and says that limit should be imposed on garbage imports. the world is looking for high good quality plastics and our we was very simple if uncontrolled import of waste is bad for our industry because it would make it bad and why a mental problem plus this is a moment of problem unfortunately it will have also effect of the image of our industry because in a way it will affect for sure so we are very very solid on the idea that it should be controlled

discussing how that can be aggregated with a public works facilities yard, puc facility and waste management area for collection from the waste from the public realm and it's sorting on island. that's the overview on that. it's roughly what that would look like as a diagram of the area. roughly 140 by 300 feet with a preliminary layout of the facilities. a few locations where this might be placed in the long-term plan, mostly within the ag park area recognizing the potential for integration with those programs, and in the face for open space. so, looking forward, we're wrapping up the system wide chapter this month. we are going to be delivering a draft budget also bit end of the month and coming back with refinement based on comments from tida in january and then we'll be presenting the draft manual and budget at the february board meeting. we'll then refine that based on your comments and input and try and wrap it up in the march and april timeframe. that's the onm story for today. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> i'm glad you are making progress on this. this is something that we've

discussing how that can be aggregated with a public works facilities yard, puc facility and waste management area for collection from the waste from the public realm and it's sorting on island. that's the overview on that. it's roughly what that would look like as a diagram of the area. roughly 140 by 300 feet with a preliminary layout of the facilities. a few locations where this might be placed in the long-term plan, mostly within the ag park area recognizing the potential for integration with those programs, and in the face for open space. so, looking forward, we're wrapping up the system wide chapter this month. we are going to be delivering a draft budget also bit end of the month and coming back with refinement based on comments from tida in january and then we'll be presenting the draft manual and budget at the february board meeting. we'll then refine that based on your comments and input and try and wrap it up in the march and april timeframe. that's the onm story for today. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> i'm glad you are making progress on this. this is something that we've

discussing how that can be aggregated with a public works facilities yard, puc facility and waste management area for collection from the waste from the public realm and it's sorting on island. that's the overview on that. it's roughly what that would look like as a diagram of the area. roughly 140 by 300 feet with a preliminary layout of the facilities. a few locations where this might be placed in the long-term plan, mostly within the ag park area recognizing the potential for integration with those programs, and in the face for open space. so, looking forward, we're wrapping up the system wide chapter this month. we are going to be delivering a draft budget also bit end of the month and coming back with refinement based on comments from tida in january and then we'll be presenting the draft manual and budget at the february board meeting. we'll then refine that based on your comments and input and try and wrap it up in the march and april timeframe. that's the onm story for today. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >> i'm glad you are making progress on this. this is something that we've

i realise very early on that this is a waste management problem. . we are dumping co2 into the atmosphere and itjust stays there. it was very clear to me in the early 90s that sometime in the 21st century, will have to stop omitting. he was the first scientist backin omitting. he was the first scientist back in 1999 to publish a scientific paper suggesting that carbon capture from the air was a feasible way of combating climate change. and once you've captured the carbon, the next problem is what you can to do if it? we can use the co2 to create drinks, beer or soda or whatever. we can also use co2 for fuel production. there are also currently studies ongoing to see if we can somehow use the c02 ongoing to see if we can somehow use the co2 as a building material. ongoing to see if we can somehow use the c02 as a building material. yet, in the future, we maybe able to lock c02 in the future, we maybe able to lock co2 into concrete. climate change is getting ever more urgent and so the work to combat it is getting ever more important. isn't that right

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commented on how the city has not done enough in its action to prevent these floods because of waste managementso been inundating storages and blocking water systems which has also led to these floods, including this year's. thank you for bringing us up—to—date with this dire situation in jakarta bringing us up—to—date with this dire situation injakarta stop the former nissan boss carlos ghosn has insisted that he acted alone, in fleeing from japan to lebanon, despite seven people being detained in turkey for helping him escape. mr ghosn had been under house arrest in tokyo awaiting trial on charges of alleged financial misconduct — there's now an interpol arrest warrant for him. 0ur middle east correspondent quentin somerville has more from the lebanese capital beirut. well, the lebanese authorities responded to that interpol arrest warrant today, saying carlos ghosn may be summoned, he could be interrogated, but thejustice minister then made the point that lebanon simply doesn't extradite its citizens. so how did he pull off this caper? that's the big question everyone is asking. his home in

evidence that our film decomposes brilliantly in industrial composting facilities and together with waste management companies we also striving to find a solution to the problem of how these materials community in sorting plants so that they can be turned into compost in germany to. another challenge is coming up with packaging that seals in a roma. you just mustard every foodstuff comes with its own challenges in nuts or fatty cheeses bioactive coffee is a roma sensitive so. every product has its own characteristics and they have to be tested i can't make any assumptions that's the challenge if you have to try everything out and that takes time and it takes money because it's right course material. but the savings have already won over many customers for the single last cellulose phone for example vegetable supply is like sun mom. monica's son months which to box made of composite a bill from 6 months ago as the german waste disposal system doesn't cater for them some mom has come up with an interim solution. that customers can definitely return these bags to us and we'll compost them not all of ou

now is that a formal waste management system? a curbside recycling program like we have in the u.s.her parts of the developing world? or maybe there's something even on top of that that needs to be put in place to motivate consumers to do the right thing with their packaging. nawaz: changing the packaging itself to make it more recyclable is another goal of the company. by 2025 coca-cola wants all its packaging to be 100% recyclable and by 2030 the company wants 50% of new packaging to use recycled material. in 2018, that number was at 30%. some will say it easy to make it an iustry priority when the bottom line isn't too badly fected. can you commit that even if those things weren't there that even if the bottom line shift if the numbers don't quite add up does this still remain a priority r coke? perand so either pay todayity foror you pay tomorrow. you're going to pay by eerher losing your conswho give up in your business because they say... because we know, if you look at all of the data coming with this next generation, millnials started it i'd say, this next generation z is th

there's no official waste management system in the ivory coast garbage collection is handled informally that means trash piles up and can sit around for days. and that in turn leads to clogged drainage canals and groundwater police. a start up names once to clean up the city have gone bust song an hour's drive from abidjan the commercial capital. it runs an eco friendly waste collection service for households hotels and restaurants. customers can use mobile payment ups to cover the pick up charge which is priced according to quantity. after the waste is collected it's biked back to the company's main base and placed in a large container later it will be sorted and some of it will be sold on to scrap recyclers when you sign up you get a brief introduction to the system that. the 30 or so households have received an information pamphlet that illustrates how to selectively sort waste at home it explains for example that the orange colored waste sacks are for plastic packaging the green ones are for organic waste the gray colored bags are designated for all non-recyclable refuse that will g

we realise this is a waste management problem, it was very clear to me in the early 90s that sometimey we will have to stop. he was the first scientist back in 1999 to publish a scientific paper suggesting carbon capture from the air was a feasible way of combating climate change. and once you have captured the carbon, the next problem is what you're going to do with it. we can use the c02 to create drinks like beer or soda or whatever. we can also use c02 for fuel production. there are also currently studies ongoing to see if we can somehow use the c02 as a building material. yet, in the future, we may be able to lock c02 into concrete. climate change is getting ever more urgent and so the work to combat it is getting ever more important. isn't that right, alexa? yes, it is, spencer. you've been quite popular as well have a new? i have. responding to everything we ask you to do. i'm always listening to you, spencer. not so good to reacting to other sounds like dogs barking or alarms. i'm sure, maybe, i am. yeah, thanks, alexa. paul carter earlier in the year went to see a british com

more plant-based food and drinks to its menu, make packaging reusable, and invest in better waste managementouis vuitton has purchased the world's second largest rough diamond. the 1,758 carat stone which was discovered in botswana last year is the size avenue a tennis ball it will later be turned into a collection of fine jewelry >>> president trump's impeachment trial is forcing the four democratic senators running for president off of the campaign trail including bernie sanders, who's facing a new attack from his 2016 primary opponent hillary clinton here's nbc's geoff bennet. >> reporter: hillary clinton unleashing on her one-time rival bernie sanders clinton in an interview with the "hollywood reporter" tearing open old wounds from their protracted 2016 primary that pitted clinton against the independent senator from vermont. "he was in congress for years. he had one senator support him nobody likes him nobody wants to work with him. he got nothing done. senator sanders unfazed by clinton's comments >> what's your response to that? >> on a good day my wife likes me so that's clearly not

and you set up an inquiry your own waste management authority has downgraded the long-term outlook forhe reef from poor to very poor for the first time? theinister representing minister for birmingham. >> i do not accept all of these accessions made. the government takes the health of the great barrier reef incredibly seriously. that is why we have supported record levels of investment, support as part of our protection efforts. to build a resilience for the reef to address the many challenges it faces. we joined that with the government. our reef protection effort and long-term sustainability developed jointly with the queensland government. industry,along scientist, farmers, and the community to implement the plan. the queensland government are thesting $2.7 billion from 2015 into 2024 to implement plans. in terms of working to improve water quality and coastal --itat, the crown of storms crown of thorns starfish and migratory species. recognized in terms of protected areas and was identified in previous years reports. we are investing in the long-term support for reef activity for t

journalism from around the world recycling fanfare like this one play a crucial role in argentina's waste management for them. this is al jazeera a reminder of the headlines this hour the turkish parliament is expected to vote in the next few hours on a government motion to deploy troops to libya turkey says the forces will protect its rights in the mediterranean sea and interests in libya. taiwan's top military officer has died in a helicopter crash along with 7 other people so the meal was on the helicopter when it made an emergency landing on the north of the islands rescue teams have been dispatched. her supporters and members of an iran backed group have withdrawn from the us embassy compound in iraq's capital baghdad this follows a 2 day siege well leaders of the popular mobilize ation forces or to to leave but they did so on condition that iraq's parliament votes on a timeline for the withdrawal of foreign troops some wonderful teen reports from baghdad. they left just as they had arrived a day earlier determined and angry but also pleased that they had managed to deliver a message to the us

journalism from around the world for cycling fans like this one play a crucial role in argentina's waste management system. more than 10 years after the global financial crisis you've taken home more than 480000000 dollars your company is now bankrupt our economy is in the state of crisis i have a very basic question this is where millions lost their homes in the u.s. you know who's held responsible i will be fabulously wealthy and i will not pay any price for it thank you or the man who still looms on al-jazeera. foreign. born. fellow again piece it'll be here in doha the top stories from al-jazeera supporters and members of an iranian backed group of withdrawn from the u.s. embassy compound in the iraqi capital baghdad after a 2 day siege leaders of the popular mobilization forces ordered them to leave they've done so with one condition they want to iraq's parliament to vote on a timeline for the withdrawal of foreign troops some of the 14 was outside the embassy in baghdad from there she sent us this report. here at the u.s. embassy appears to be coming to an end with craven iraqi counterterrori

from around the world for cycling fans for the like this one play a crucial role in argentina's waste managementsystem. hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with a quick reminder of the top stories here on supporters and members of the iranian but popular mobilization forces have gathered outside the u.s. embassy in iraq had been ordered to leave by their leadership that's according to al-jazeera sources earlier they threw rocks and set fires outside the building president donald trump blames iran for the protests but tehran has denied any involvement this anger over the recent u.s. airstrikes in iraq and syria targeting the hezbollah brigades the u.s. has deployed marine reinforcements some of the fulton has more now from the iraqi capital. our contact on the ground who works for the popular mobilization forces said that the leadership issued an order for those crowds to withdraw now it didn't look like that when i was there just 30 minutes ago there were still supplies arriving mattresses cooking utensils for the crowd that had camped out overnight as they lay teach to the u.s. embassy so it looked

journalism from around the wild recycling fanfare like this one pay a call for rolling argentina's waste management system. it is impossible to overstate the mental scarring of the survivors which peter lived in the home until the age of 4 when the nuns sold him all to yvonne and family by that time he'd lost his sister she like nearly 800 others was the name recorded in the death register for the catholic organization. parties in here there were baptized to put them into our own consecration ground savages for further become painters thing the government is so frightened of the damage to the church that the full excavation would do that it is resisting its side they're threatening court action i think the only way in which the. the result this through an order of the spirit courts of this country i can't see any other way because there is no will there's no wish there is no appetite church and state in this country are still wedded in a poisonous pact. hello i'm maryam namazie in london with a quick look at the headlines members of the iranian backed popular mobilization forces in iraq of started

now we have technologies, this is a waste management company and also provides electric power.utl reason, but down 6%. we are seeing some pretty solid gain. the bank of korea is making headlines. david: they are crossing on their decision to keep rates unchanged. 1.25%. the market expects rates to be lower there as well. a briefing out of beijing. we will be back with a full market roundup. this is bloomberg. ♪ 10:29 in hong kong. i am sticking in with the first lot -- first word headlines -- i am su keenan with the first word headlines. five new online banks were licensed by the regulator last year with more expected in 2020, but according to the latest survey from consulting firm rfi, seven out of eight austrians have no interest in trying a digital alternative. panel inndent washington says the budget office broke federal law when it withheld $200 million in security aid to ukraine. the accountability office says execution of the law does not allow the president to substitute his own priorities for those approved by congress. it is central in the impeachment case against pre