recognise that helping developing nations is in their self interest. the report says developing countries need more than two trillion dollars a year by 2030 to deal with the effects of global warming. it also calls for grants and low interest loans from developed countries to double from about thirty billion dollars annually today to sixty billion by 2025. it says the rest of the money about one point four trillion should originate domestically from private and public sources. current investments in emerging and developing economies other than china stands at about 500 billion dollars. kelly sims gallagher is director of the climate policy lab at tufts university s fletcher school. i asked her why some nations are failing to live up to their public promises. there is a rather long history of the industrialised countries failing to live up to commitments they themselves made. you know, most
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dug out of the ground and that s what butte had always been about from the beginning. in 1983 the pumps that held back the ground water from thousands of miles of tunnels beneath the city were turned off. the pit filled with thirty billion gallons of water. and as mine tailings and mineral refuse contaminated the water it became a giant insanely toxic lake of sulfuric acid. a monument to greed and heedless exploitation of the earth and something eerily, yet, tragically beautiful. if you re still living here, you ve got to have some kind of weird perverse pride in the pit. aaron: absolutely! anthony: i mean, correct me if i m wrong. aaron: no, you nailed it. obviously the pit is an enduring emblem of that rapacious capitalist greed. but you also have people here who are proud of proud of where they live. the history of butte in many ways is you know this town that should have died and but never did. part of that is luck geographically but also the character of the people here.
wagon to sue for damages so this is a big investigation you re seeing a massive massive it is the indictment alone with seven hundred pages and seeing how much is at stake here this case could take. was it all worth it then to become the largest car maker in the world and to put all this pressure on employees to get the comic where it s got well i don t think anybody would publicly say this was worth it i mean the scandal if you look at the financial impact this scandal self it has cost us wagon up to thirty billion euros interestingly though despite many diesel costumers feeling betrayed customer trust overall the loyalty hasn t suffered that much. actually the sales is so good exactly in twenty five. books record sales but again thirty billion euros i mean that money could have been spent spent much more wisely. bringing productivity and its ailing v.w.
a lucrative industry. last year google s parent company health about reported a total net income of thirty billion dollars much of it from advertising. google is able to create personalized to target people who might want to buy a product that helps to boost to have her ties in revenue. big internet corporations like google hard part of the digital ecosystem but critics say they have too much power and can t influence the behavior of consumers and politicians do these corporations who pose a threat. john the head of wiki p.d. s or not we can media but your cousin as it were tweeted after the new directive was passed that the new law quote is not about helping artists it s about empowering monopolistic practices would you agree with that and would you say that in the end the tech titans will be laughing all the way to the bank despite this new law. and on
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