preservation is essential. but that we a lot of this got this well should the protect our right of mind which to protect it. you know what it s a lot only protect shanghai but also provide the habitat a for a lot of. the fish so shocked i don t pay a lot a lot of attention total whether the conservation i put the two nature reserve you know you asked for. food and if you share this with me we have to consider both the cheapest options and that s why there s a lot of work on the preservation of natural areas and wetlands that help cushion the impact of storms and are much less expensive than our defenses and also because we always need our new fences and dikes and strong protections particularly for the
invaded into tokyo downtown area. so that we constructed dikes and he has holes and also pulled out a gate to protect this area. so we are now passing the gate on each side of the gate height of the moon was almost one point five meter but after we go out from the prototype line with a gate the height of the floor becomes three point five meet us higher than a side so there are more than twenty in both on the wood against the profession this area. all of these front gates are remotely controlled. by whom.
it i got to know that we re forgotten i mean why go to great lengths for seventeen votes maybe a camera team at the most yeah. but only maybe the people of toronto would be glad to present their picturesque church stand in front of the altar maybe talk about some of those problems that concern them. but not to this concrete what s concrete lee important to us is environmental policy in this need to the dikes have to be raised or what s happening here in case of flood waters. i think is and things like that are relevant to us and that s all the plastic stuff in the ocean we re confronted with it daily that does interest us yes. and then i decided to you vote. as kind of if i can only speak for myself that s what determines my decision. if anyone wants a typical voter turnout here. on the one hundred percent. but what s not
much. but i think he raises a very important point, which is we have probably passed the pint of simply having a strategy which is about stopping global warming. what we need now is a strategy to mitigate i m sorry, to adapt to global warming. because it is happening. i think we can all see it is happening by the increased strength of these hurricanes, increased forest fires, increased temperatures. hottest in recorded history in the last 20. so what does that mean? we have got to have a serious conversation about do we need to start planning to build dikes in new york, do we need to start building fortifications for people, start moving inland, new patterns of irrigation? i think that climate change is
it s largely symbolic, as you know, and really doesn t mean much. but i think he raises a very important point, which is we have probably passed the pint of simply having a strategy which is about stopping global warming. what we need now is a strategy to mitigate i m sorry, to adapt to global warming. because it is happening. i think we can all see it is happening by the increased strength of these hurricanes, the enincreased fury of the forest fires. increased temperatures. hottest in recorded history in the last 20. so what does that mean? we have got to have a serious conversation about do we need to start planning to build dikes in new york, the way they did in holland? do we need to start building fortifications for people, start moving inland, new patterns of irrigation?