Decarbonizing agriculture and manufacturing it even claims to help low income communities hit by Climate Crisis through new Green Energy Jobs but unlike any plan that sounds too good to be true. Many are now wondering if thats exactly what the Green New Deal is too good to be true as the institute of Development Policy at the university of antwerp veejay college of adi observes for the Green New Deal to work and indeed transform the economy and our lives it must be de colonial its application must go hand in hand with a constant concerted effort to rethink relationships to land labor and our collective imaginaries from the structural and historic injustices of western style development. So this week as the United States decides its democratic partys future lets dig him to the fine print of this green deal thats new and start watching all. You want to know whats going on in the city streets you want to. Do so youd like to see the prices you always stay on see drone strikes graves sugges
No longer as easy as turning on a tap for more and more people water our most Precious Resource welcome to made. Theres a reason earth is known as the blue planet the majority of the globe is covered by water of course around 97 percent of it is so poor that i mean it to a hospice said is fresh water but much of that is locked away in ice soil and the atmosphere but a bore of it is highly polluted or too deep underground to be extracted at an affordable cost just how 5 percent of all water is readily accessible from lakes rivers and aquafers water scarcity its one of the most serious risks we face and the problem is growing. New deserts are emerging forests are drying up and were still wasting water. The regions marked here in dark red are places where water is extremely scarce and sources are drying up peel red and orange indicate areas where water scarcity is only slightly less critical. Delhi in india the southern part of the city. Water tankers supply poor neighborhoods but only co
Is already the most consumed meat in the world and fueled by the Global Demand for inexpensive meat the industry continues to grow in the United States the waste produced by industrial pick farms is a major problem so we can deal with how we as we want to open the doors in all the previous president all who china is the worlds biggest producer as chinese consumers become more affluent and demand continues to grow theres just not any end to french heres a mark on the planet if the chinese try to like americans what will happen amazon rain forest. To feed the pigs as cheaply as possible is being grown on a massive scale especially in brazil. We make the food that goes on the global populations table. So it conservation is helping to drive the deforestation of the amazon grown as a monoculture saw is impacting the whole world. Chinas population has now topped 1400000000 rising affluence has led to changes in peoples diets in the past rice of vegetables and noodles dominated while meat was
A group of. People with a separate. Readings and sell you take. This week millions of us democrats and even some independents from california to texas and beyond are hitting the ballot boxes while donald trump and health care dominated much of the democratic primary talking points its Climate Change and the failing state of our environment that many believe was the most pressing pressing issue of our day namely because the very future of life on earth as we know it is whats at stake when it comes to Climate Change but with the majority of republicans and even President Donald Trump himself taking the earth is flat style approach writing off the Science Behind Climate Change is nothing more than a Conspiracy Theory and a hoax the responsibility for combating Climate Change falls squarely. Under the democrats shoulders and this my friends is where the Green New Deal comes in inspired by u. S. President Franklin Delano roosevelts sweeping social safety nets and massive infrastructure jobs
Becomes extremely difficult to contain. Such a virus especially one that transmitted respiratory really i think a lot of ordinary people are concerned about this and should be concerned i mean it is a very real and disease but its not and its not on the scale of some of the things that already exist i think the overreaction to this and if you want to see an overreaction just look at the stock markets 6 trillion dollars lost last year rights of selling of stock markets at the level of the Great Depression almost a century ago and the real impact of that is going to be far greater than anything this virus is going to do if your state stared home self or intervening. And i realize a lot of people are busy and some people cannot afford to stay home and theyre sick. I think so. The choices that some of these decisions that we have to make as a society come down to individual households were. On the verge of martial law being in the lead as a way of containing this is if 500000 people are go