Others think road closures haven t been thought through. we have so much traffic, we re gridlocked. to do what they ve done now in the summertime, is ten times worse. but the green trend is growing. cornwall s first smart wind turbine will vary energy production to meet changes in demand for power. at the g7 meeting, the uk will urge other nations to invest more in renewables. for the world s leaders who come here, they will be able to see that cornwall is notjust talking shop. we have started our actions. we ve committed to working hard with our community, because it does need to be a partnership, and we all need to to do something to actually make a difference. the farmers and their cattle are doing their bit. cow dung produces a climate heating gas, methane. see the bubbles. the slurry will be collected in these tanks and the methane captured to power vans. g7 leaders take note.
See the bubbles. the slurry will be collected in these tanks and the methane captured to power vans. g7 leaders take note. you know, making money from muck if you want to use it, you know? council vans will be running on the gas captured from cow poo. britain s not blameless on the environment, of course. it s cut down almost all its own ancient forests. it has no plan for insulating draughty homes. and what s more, its spending £27 billion on roads that will actually increase emissions. cornwall has its own controversy too. trees were felled at the hotel for the g7 leaders. a new report says even in a county with such rich natural assets, wildlife is in decline. for local leaders and g7 leaders, it s a massive challenge. roger harriban, bbc news.
The slurry will be collected in these tanks and the methane captured to power vans. g7 leaders take note. you know, making money from muck if you want to use it, you know? council vans will be running on the gas captured from cow poo. britain s not blameless on the environment, of course. it s cut down almost all its own ancient forests. it has no plan for insulating draughty homes. and what s more, its spending £27 billion on roads that will actually increase emissions. cornwall has its own controversy too. trees were felled at the hotel for the g7 leaders. a new report says even in a county with such rich natural assets, wildlife is in decline. for local leaders and g7 leaders, it s a massive challenge. roger harriban, bbc news.
For the world s leaders who come| here, they will be able to see that cornwall is notjust talking shop. we have started our actions. we ve committed to working hard with our community, i because it does need to be a partnership, and we all. need to to do something i to actually make a difference. the farmers and their cattle are doing their bit. cow dung produces a climate heating gas, methane. see the bubbles. the slurry will be collected in these tanks and the methane captured to power vans. g7 leaders take note. you know, making money from muck if you want to use it, you know. council vans will be running on the gas captured from cow pooh. on the gas captured from cow poo. britain s not blameless on the environment, of course. it s cut down almost all its own ancient forests. it has no plan for insulating draughty homes. and what s more, it s spending £27 billion on roads that will actually increase emissions. cornwall has its own