Almost 20 percent. You can reduce wheat pit technician but 20 percent hit by introducing very high efficient coalfired plants. At the same time, this kind of hightech, highly efficient coalfired plant indicates a supercritical plan, it takes almost 1 billion to introduced those kind of like you would see. It is almost 40 percent more expensive compared to the conventional. If you compare the total cost, for example, is almost the same in the case subcritical. This initial cost should be financed. I need to encourage the countries to introduce possible technology and concerning coal power plants. And by doing so whee can avoid the deployment of load efficient coalfired plant which may be supported by finance. If you can effectively encourage them to introduce political far plants. Reduce by 20 parts of most. And in this situation is very important function hiss , first of all, theres a very high efficient cold power plant in operation, especially supercritical with very big strings of o
Measures, so forth. Theyre talking about the i work for childrens massive implications that they National Health system. See happening. And im wondering if the panel this question is addressed to has any thoughts on this. Dr. Fullman. You mentioned population as one of the things you would have to thanks. Face eventually down the road, double or tripling. Thank you for your question. Has the institute you work with, as i mentioned in my first has it partnered with any Asean Department of health agencies, remarks, aec, asean economic regional, national or local level, with the hope to reduce community, the group asean is the number of consumers and the demand for Energy Consumption . Really influential and very relevant to u. S. Business economies. And so is for all Japanese Business communities. And a you know, the Japanese Companies has made tons of thank you very much. Its very hard for me to address investment, Foreign Direct Investment in asean countries for many, many years in the
We can run away from this challenge. President ialquires leadership as much as it requires congressional leadership. That president ial leadership is why i think the focus here has been to make sure that, if we go into the next election, that we put usher on the candidates that are going to be the next president of the United States. Is it possible to get one of the slides up . Like, the second one. Next one. The next slide. Yeah, that one. One of the interesting things when we were putting this together is that, if you look at what this is showing is a comparison of two 40 year projections. The darker line, the black line kerreydanforth projection from 1994 looking over the next 40 years. After 2035 is basically what they were doing. Cbored line is the alternative baseline which looked at 40 years from today. They are almost identical. Which, to me, says a couple of things. It raises an interesting question. For one thing, it reaffirms the idea that nothing has been done or nothing su
The citys finances, its hiring practices and accusations of socalled pay to play politics. A recent poll has found mayor emanuel lead aring 58 to 30 with 9 undecided. The debate was moderated by bill ponce of wttwtv which cohosted the event along with the city club of chicago. This is just under an hour. Smart people may disagree about what makes a great city but part of what makes chicago great is we dont have to agree. To run a city like ours, a lot of issues come up. The city club of chicago is a place to debate those issues ask hear from the men and women whoo shape the policies, lead the t industries and tell the storiesis, that define our city. For the free and open exchange of ideas the city club of chicago. Moderator good evening and is welcome to chicago tonight,ood im phil ponce on this tuesday, march 31st. The final forum between the two candidates running for mayor of chicago, that is the full hour next on chicago tonight. Moderator the stakes in chicagos Mayoral Election c
Out to more people has to be doubled, has to be made more real. And that brings us to the issue of education where we know there is a huge deficit in the region. The regions Higher Education institutions remain not up to the challenge of the 21st century, and many leaders recognize this. So we will continue to push where we can with 100,000 strong in the americas program, which was now awarded 38 innovation grants to 100 Higher Education institutions in 12 countries. I am proud we are continuing to work on this and really moving ahead with a lot of private sector partnerships in a lot of countries, but we need to do even more at partnering. We know that wholesale connection, what we are doing is connecting institutions to institution. We are not funding individual scholarships. We know that connecting universities and colleges to universities and colleges will raise the number of students who go on these exchanges faster than funding individual scholarships. We have seen the numbers of