Have been listening plastic now pollutes our citys water ways our entire planet governments are trying to tackle the environmental catastrophe banning items such as plastic bags thats hurting some businesses and causing bag rage among customers in places like australia its proving that the move away from waste is going to be a struggle but what save a lot more money in the long run yes but big business is only interested in profits shareholders focus on the short term and we forever encouraged to consume the turnover of new cars on german roads is crazy you would be caught dead driving one of these on an order but on the diesel emissions scandal is compounding the problem a field day though full auto manufacturers theyre churning out those cars and the customers so theyre offering incentives to buy new vehicles the absurdity of the situation becomes all too clear on a trip to the junkyard. Seventy thousand square meters of metal waiting to be scrapped the more than two and a half thous
Explore how her ever present wind is fuelling the everett banding wind energy industry. Japan has confirmed it will resume commercial whale hunting nextjuly, and is withdrawing from the International Whaling commission. A government spokesman told reporters whaling would be restricted to japanese territorial waters and its exclusive economic zone. Japan will be joining iceland and norway, openly defying the International Ban on commercial whaling. A warning there are images in this report that some viewers may find upsetting. Kim gittleson has the story. Although japanese ships hunted whales for decades, the bloody business has been officially banned for nearly 30 years. Ships like this one only catch and kill whales through what the japanese authorities claimed were research purposes. But japan has long wanted to commercially hunt species like the minke whale, which is protected by the International Whaling commission, though not endangered. The japanese withdrawal from the Internatio
Governments are trying to tackle the environmental catastrophe banning items such as plastic bags as hurting some businesses and causing bag rage among customers in places like australia its proving that the move away from waste is going to be a struggle but wont save a lot more money in the long run yes but big business is only interested in profits shareholders focus on the short term and will forever encouraged to consume the turnover of new cars on german roads is crazy you would be caught dead driving one of these on an order but on the diesel emissions scandal is compounding the problem a field day though for about a factors that churning out those cars and the customers so theyre offering incentives to buy new vehicles the absurdity of the situation becomes all too clear on a trip to the junkyard. Seventy thousand square meters of metal waiting to be scrapped the more than two and a half thousand cars here have been discarded by their owners. The junkyard near hamburg is one of
Must of been listening plastic now pollutes our citys water ways our entire planet governments are trying to tackle the environmental catastrophe banning items such as plastic bags as hurting some businesses then causing bag rage among customers in places like australia its proving that the move away from waste is going to be a struggle but one could save a lot more money in the long run yes but big business is only interested in profits shareholders focus on the short term and way forever encouraged to consume the turnover of new cars on german roads is crazy you would be caught dead driving one of these on an order but on the diesel emissions scandal is compounding the problem a field day though full auto manufacturers theyre churning out those cars and the customers so theyre offering incentives to buy new vehicles the absurdity of the situation becomes all too clear on a trip to the junkyard. Seventy thousand square meters of metal waiting to be scrapped the more than two and a hal
As plastic bags and starting to businesses and causing bag rage among customers in places like australia its all proving that the move away from waste is going to be a struggle but one could save a lot more money in the long run yes but big business is only interested in profits shareholders focus on the short term and we forever encouraged to consume the turnover of new cars on german roads is crazy you would be caught dead driving one of these on an order but on the diesel emissions scandal is compounding the problem a field day though for automatic factors that churning out those cars and the customers so theyre offering incentives to buy new vehicles the absurdity of the situation becomes all too clear on a trip to the junkyard. Seventy thousand square meters of metal waiting to be scrapped the more than two and a half thousand cars here have been discarded by their owners. The junkyard near hamburg is one of the largest ones in europe. For mechanics i mean it offers something new