omissions. holiday. 35 to 40 kilograms of omissions- holiday. 35 to 40 kilograms of omissions. ., ., , omissions. but we are not flying as much, but omissions. but we are not flying as much. but we omissions. but we are not flying as much, but we are omissions. but we are not flying as much, but we are zooming i omissions. but we are not flying as much, but we are zooming in i omissions. but we are not flying as much, but we are zooming in otherj much, but we are zooming in other ways. according the average scotland weekly unlace usage is the equivalent of a flight. an hour of their video call is 157g equivalent of a flight. an hour of their video call is 157 g of c02. each minute on social media is another gram and sharing rooms and group chat is another one. that s because they go through data centres which are power hungry. scotland wants to find greener alternatives. we are very fortunate in scotland to have the we are very fortunate in scotland to have the power of the
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like, this is your life and if it doesn t rain at all, even though i doesn t rain at all, even though i do believe it will, it means that we have invested for passing seven years, we ve invested is going to die. years, we ve invested is going to die. ~ ., ., . , die. water for their crops, they cannot hold die. water for their crops, they cannot hold on die. water for their crops, they cannot hold on for die. water for their crops, they cannot hold on for much i die. water for their crops, they | cannot hold on for much longer. water is life and for the people of the eastern cape, the wait for rain continues in this parched land. a real picture of how climate changes affecting communities the globe. what are we being asked to do and can we do it? let s check in with the families. challenge two. food, experts say eat less meat and more
minute journey. you would - school? did you enjoy it? £50 for 35 minute journey. you would need - school? did you enjoy it? £50 for 35 minute journey. you would need to | minute journey. you would need to reduce the bus drastically. £15. there is only train once an hour. this morning we have fulfilled our challenge this morning we have fulfilled our challenge. i m going to have to drop them challenge. i m going to have to drop them off challenge. i m going to have to drop them off - challenge. i m going to have to drop them off. ., ., . ., them off. - failed our challenge. but we them off. - failed our challenge. itut we are them off. - failed our challenge. but we are taking them off. - failed our challenge. but we are taking steps - them off. - failed our challenge. but we are taking steps in - them off. - failed our challenge. but we are taking steps in the i but we are taking steps in the right direction. i m but we are taking steps in the right direction. ., .,
host of other things we need to do. it s host of other things we need to do. it s notjust about government but the government is going to have to steer and leave that. in setting policies didn t scotland and the uk and they are not been set yet. the period ahead for us as trying to get that right. the key date is 2030 which is when we will need to be ready on our day to day light switch. things like boiler m using fossil fuels and the government is going to have to help us to get to that point. that is the challenge. just ten years is not long, is it? can i talk to you about oil, the debates on whether we are going to drill for new oil and did when you use the stuff that is there? what is your red line on that in terms of advice you are giving to governments? especially given the job is on the money that is in the