so more than doubles. the international panel on climate change has actually put more emphasis in this. if you re trying to hit a 550 target and you take ccs off the table, the cost goes up about 50% or really goes up between sort of 30% and 80% for 550. if you want to hit a 450 target the cost triples. goes up between 200% and 400%. that s a lot of money, and it s just because in some markets coal with ccs is the cheap option. not everywhere, maybe not in california, maybe not in arizona, but in a whole bunch of markets, in a whole bunch of places in the country and around the world, ccs with coal is the cheapest option for deep abatement, and if you get rid of that cheapest option, you have to replace it with something more costly or less efficient. the good news is we ve made a lot of progress on this. this slide is actually a little old, but basically the lower two bars are stuff that s built and operating or will be operating soon because it s being built. so right now w
there s a shortage of people to do the labs. is it so coming to eventually. your beds. the staff, one of the inputs for the total package of defense. the facilities, the isolation centers, a whole bunch of things. in the chart i sent you yesterday, i set out the planned numbers and actual numbers for how we re doing to scale. so, if i can draw your attention to the easiest place to start s is people to start, facilities to be in relax and lodgistics and consumers. the dark line shows where we are at the moment. so, we have 15, basically 1539 total beds and spaces in sierra leone. 750 are currently provided by the u.k. all of those are stuffed. we re opening another suite of those facilities over england the next few days and with each organization we ve agreed on, there is a staffing, a populated staffing plan from the u.k. and syrierra leone. so, the issue is to make sure from all the sources, which includes the nhs, for the available facilities that staff, at the mome
policies toward syria in the fight against the militant group isis. before heading to his holiday vacation, president obama held a year end news conference this afternoon saying that sony erred in choosing not to air the -including the president talking about the u.s. response to north korea. let s talk of the specifics of what we all know. we can confirm that north korea engaged in this attack. it says something interesting about north korea that they decided to have the state mount an all out assault on a movie studio, because of a satirical movement, starring seth rogan. and james flaco. i love seth and i love james. but the notion that that was a threat to them? that gives you some consistency of the kind of regime we re talking about here. they caused a lot of damage. and we will respond, we will respond proportionally and we will respond in a place and time and manner that we choose. again, you can see al
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