thing that we are hearing is the need for the world to re evaluate this relationship to the sacredness of mother earth. we are here to lift up, why are we opposed to the financial eyes asian the monetising of nature, even conservation sites. that is part of a market system, this industry. it is the polluters who are paying for those offsets. those are permits that are given to the polluters. what is up with that? that the polluters are the ones who are getting off the hook to green washing question mark we are demanding ethics and demanding that there be a climate emergency and to
earlier this year shoving statues off pedestals and taking sledge hammers, drills to destroy these antiquities from a civilization that dates back more than 5,000 years. executive vice president of the world monuments fund was in irbil just weeks before mosul, a city just 30 miles away fell to isis. she is part of this it group that is using laser technology to create can 3-d imaging of these prized historical sites so that even if they are destroyed by terrorists, their images will live on. it s so nice to meet you. for me, just as a person who appreciates history and antiquity, it s cringe worthy to watch these vud owes. but for you this is your life s work. it s heartbreaking because with you work on these conservation sites, you study the sites remotely, but eventually you re on site and forming lifelong bonds sometimes with colleagues in these countries. so for us it s been especially