a ton of crickets each week that s new when you re enough we cannot produce much more and we calculated to replace all the firewood of our university kitchen and the schools we provide with briquettes we need around four tons perique so we have to build another bigger carbonized. since starting to produce b. cats the university has massively cut back on if i would use that s not only helping to preserve the forests it s also saving reinstitution money and the idea is catching on a nearby school has now introduced a new technology albert smith is hoping the project will set a precedence nationwide and help stop the rapid disappearance of you can this forest. wow one thousand five hundred students with eco friendly measures because that s have to protect our
their approach to the brain when in the people. they are tuesday giving some money and they give they can pay their corpse. which. albert smith has translated the farmers to collect the cobs rather than throwing them away. the three large sacks each farmer receives equivalent of one us dollar it s a vulcan source of extra income for the sloth co farmers who often struggle financially the cubs are dried at a small factory then place in a carbonized for two days it turns them into charcoal they re then mix with water and molded into briquettes these are left to draw in the sun for not the five days that they re ready for use the factory produces a ton of crickets each week that s nowhere near enough they cannot produce much more and. because collated to replace all the firewood of our
that will be looked into. the mayor today boris johnson went to visit the crash site. he said it was, quote, deeply disturbing. it s a scene of a tragic scene of a the wreckage of a carbonized helicopter and, of course, great deal of damage done to an adjacent building. it doesn t take a great deal to imagine what could have happened had that helicopter crashed into a bus or a heavily occupied building. bill, 12 people were injured. a center was set up to deal with victims of shock because obviously the scenes were very dramatic. also, there were lots of very close calls. we heard eyewitnesses talking about how they ran from falling debris. got away within a whisper of getting hit. also, of course, we he did hear that that crane operator just happened to be late today. otherwise, he likely would have been caught up in all of this as well. bill: what a wild scene as it played out this morning in