Meet the paviers from nottingham. Look at the camera. Say, cheese no, henry. Henry. Claudine is an infant school teacher. Alex installs commercial laundries. Ten year old zack is into rugby and football, and seven year old henry volunteers for the council picking up litter. Happy birthday, daddy. Happy birthday, dad whoopwhoop the paviers have agreed to be our guinea pigs and, for the next two weeks, will try to reduce their Carbon Footprint. And. Action earlier this year, the government pledged to reduce the uks Greenhouse Gas emissions to almost zero by 2050. And for any left over, well have to find ways of capturing and storing Carbon Dioxide. So, the result is net zero. Weve already managed to make big cuts to our emissions 42 since 1990. Most of the savings have come because energy is getting cleaner and were manufacturing less here. This has all happened without us having to do much. But that has got to change. Reaching net zero is going to require a lot more effort from us all,
Meet the paviers from nottingham. Look at the camera. Say, cheese no, henry. Henry. Claudine is an infant school teacher. Alex installs commercial laundries. Ten year old zack is into rugby and football, and seven year old henry volunteers for the council picking up litter. Happy birthday, daddy. Happy birthday, dad whoop whoop the paviers have agreed to be our guinea pigs and, for the next two weeks, will try to reduce their Carbon Footprint. And. Action earlier this year, the government pledged to reduce the uks Greenhouse Gas emissions to almost zero by 2050. And for any left over, well have to find ways of capturing and storing Carbon Dioxide. So, the result is net zero. Weve already managed to make big cuts to our emissions 42 since 1990. Most of the savings have come because energy is getting cleaner and were manufacturing less here. This has all happened without us having to do much. But that has got to change. Reaching net zero is going to require a lot more effort from us all,
When you are connected, you are not alone. Cox supports cspan as a Public Service, along with these other television providers. Giving you a front row seat to democracy. Up next, the chief climate officer from the u. S. Agency for international development, jillian caldwell, on using media to help organizations build credibility and trust and provide access to critical information systems. The discussion also touched on ways the media can promote action on Climate Change. Hi everybody, it got quiet in here, hi, how are you. Good to see so many faces, and although we cannot see their faces there are plenty of people joining us online today as well. It is great to have you here as well. Welcome to our event, and action, how media and Behavioral Insights can address the Climate Crisis. It is great to be here, i am an anchor with abc news pieced here in washington d. C. I am also a senior journal miss the in terms of the media we journalists are focusing on communities and countries, and t
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britain takes steps to regulate content that appears on social media it says it wants to protect users for what it considers harmful material that is regulation the on site and can t be done without violating hostile freedoms this is inside story. i know that and welcome to the program i must say now it s a long running debate how should we regulate the internet and social media sites including facebook and twitter allow us to share information they ve also become places for illegal and harmful content to thrive the u.k. now wants those fans to be more sponsible the government will appoint its broadcast regulator ofcom as an online watchdog with powers to force companies to take down session material we have a lot to discuss with our guests but fast this report from paul brennan and london miners make it had pressurised to send a nude photograph of herself to a boy at school within a day meghan hinton s private image had been circulated across the internet it can take days ev