over, she will collect them and replant them back in the field. aha, replant them back in the field. six foot three is probably ten years old and when you cut it down it emits 16 kilograms of carbon back into the environment which is not good for us, so when you keep a living tree alive itjust absorbs that carbon agrees that in and help so our quality. that carbon agrees that in and help so our quality- so our quality. back in york, ireland so our quality. back in york, lreland and so our quality. back in york, ireland and her so our quality. back in york, ireland and her family - so our quality. back in york, ireland and her family havel so our quality. back in york, - ireland and her family have made ireland and herfamily have made some progress. has it changed your shopping habits? t some progress. has it changed your shopping habits? shopping habits? i think that this would be a shopping habits? i think that this would be a really shopping habits? i think that this would b
these purposes? no, because you could use those environmental. could use those environmental energies for something else. the best energy usage is the energy you don t use. so by using a lot less, that is greener. using a lot less, that is greener- using a lot less, that is greener. using a lot less, that is ureener. ., ., greener. how do we get the electricity greener. how do we get the electricity grid greener. how do we get the electricity grid to greener. how do we get the electricity grid to the - greener. how do we get the electricity grid to the point i electricity grid to the point where it is able to cope with the demand, as we are seeing more and more that society becomes cashless more? yes, a bi art becomes cashless more? yes, a big part is becomes cashless more? yes, a big part is to becomes cashless more? yes, a big part is to have becomes cashless more? yes, a big part is to have people - becomes cashless more? yes, a big part is to have people put. big part
past ten years to make the decisions and choices it has, but let s remember, in the past 18 months we delivered the undeliverable or unimaginable, hospitals being created in months, vaccines being created and a time of late less than 12 months. there is nothing impossible in this situation. it took over ten years to adapt to this situation, it is absolutely possible to create jobs and eight new business model that is cheaper and greener. model that is cheaper and greener- model that is cheaper and ureener. ., ., greener. thank you for your time, greener. thank you for your time. we greener. thank you for your time, we appreciate - greener. thank you for your time, we appreciate it, i time, we appreciate it, dharmendra kanani, and we will look at that opinion later today. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: how the lost generation is fighting back, we report from zimbabwe in the latest in our series on youth unemployment.