Now on bbc news, from a battery mount into sucking carbon out of the air, this week click looks at some of our favourite sustainable tech from the recent past. This week a mountain of energy, a solar sea, and some rather unusual food. Hey, welcome to click. I hope youre doing 0k. I dont know about you but this year has felt really quite long so far. We live in a world which is unrecognisable from even six months ago and its clear that we still have big problems to face. But lets not forget the global issues we were talking about even before the pandemic, particularly Climate Change. Possibly one Silver Lining from all of this is the reminder that tech can and does solve some of our biggest problems. On click, weve been lucky enough to see some amazing tech, tech that can change the world and even revolutionise it. We thought wed share with you some of our favourites from the past couple of years. We start, where else but in wales . The beautiful welsh countryside, home to valleys, lake
This week a mountain because you only use 1 of energy, a solar sea, of the nutrients in the coffee grounds when you make a cup and some rather unusual food. Of coffee, we use some of our coffee grounds for shortbreads and others for growing oyster mushrooms. Any caffeine in them . Will they keep you awake . I actually dont know. I dont believe so. Thats it from us and a look back at our sustainable favourites, and a reminder that tech really can change the world. Next week well give hey, welcome to click. You another chance to look at some of our other i hope youre doing 0k. Recent adventures. In the meantime, you can catch us on social media and youtube, i dont know about you but this year has felt really quite facebook, instagram and twitter bbc click. Thanks for watching long so far. We live in a world which is unrecognisable from even six months ago and its clear that we still have big problems to face. But lets not forget the global and well see you soon. Issues we were talking ab
Its about 2 30am. Now on bbc news, its click. This week a mountain of energy, a solar sea, and some rather unusual food. Theme music hey, welcome to click. I hope youre doing 0k. I dont know about you but this year has felt really quite long so far. We live in a world which is unrecognisable from even six months ago and its clear that we still have big problems to face. But lets not forget the global issues we were talking about even before the pandemic, particularly Climate Change. Possibly one Silver Lining from all of this is the reminder that tech can and does solve some of our biggest problems. On click, weve been lucky enough to see some amazing tech, tech that can change the world and even revolutionise it. We thought wed share with you some of our favourites from the past couple of years. We start, where else but in wales . The beautiful welsh countryside, home to valleys, lakes, the odd feral goat, and. Electric mountain hidden inside this mountain is the dinorwig pumped stora
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It was quite a long time ago. What troubles me about 12 years a slave that as you know the free northerner from new york state who was kidnapped and taken for 12 years he argues that the cruelty is mainly the fault of the system, that you are bound to have people who will exploit civil slaves terribly if you have a system like this. He is arguing the system is very uneconomical and if you take solomon northrops views on free labor versus slave labor, he will not be able to explain why slavery in the south was so immensely productive even though they were using so much to drive the slaves on and on. That raises an interesting question. The other part of your question was about zionism. Zionism of blacks and jewish. Were you thinking of that . There is a new article in the israeli leftwing magazine which draws a distinct parallel between the treatment of palestinians today and the israelis and black slavery in the world. The author again and again draws a complete parallel and it meds th