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To make them greener head of the uks legally binding commitment to stop adding to climate change. as this years trade union congress gets under way in london, protecting thesejobs is a major talking point. unions say they want to see a plan in place from the government to help companies adapt to the green future. we are focusing on heavy cover industries like the steel industry, for example, where we know there are new low carbon ways to do business and we know businesses are going to have to ad...

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Many represent districts that are just as hard hit as my district in terms of flash flooding and wildfires and hurricanes, threats to our coastal areas and so forth. so one would hope they would be able to hopefully work with good faith with us to adapt, to adopt some of the solutions were proposing. as you know from your time in washington, theres a tendency for policymakers to look at various policy problems, challenges, and sort of myopic way. of course, what distinguishes climate change from...

Combination of british industries is highlighting this all the way through to truck drivers and the uk has 953 job vacancies right now on the official statistics. they are clearly expecting that number to go up as the economy recovers. i guess the counter position as you have 1.9 million people coming off the fellow scheme and a similar number unemployed, and some of those people may need to retrain and adapt to the jobs that are on offer. retrain and adapt to the “obs that are on offenfi tha...

Law professor, kim whaly, thank you so much. >> thank you for having me, amarah. up next, makeshift icu bards and overworked er doctors. covid patients are overwhelming georgia hospitals. when we come back, emergency medicine dr. james black explains how hospitals are being forced to adapt. seeing blood when you brush or floss can be a sign of early gum damage. new parodontax active gum repair kills plaque bacteria at the gum line to help keep the gum seal tight. new parodontax active gum repa...

Actually hampering the ability of developing nations to firstly eradicate poverty and also to meet sustainability goals, which of course, this to meet sustainability goals, is leading to these events, so you get that vicious cycle. what more can the international community do, you think, to support developing nations on this? the do, you think, to support developing nations on this?— nations on this? the really important _ nations on this? the really important moment - nations on this? the rea...

To improvements in early warning systems, that give people more time to move away from danger. however, much work remains to be done, as only half the worlds countries currently have adequate warning networks in place. simon lewis is professor of global change science at university college london. i asked him earlier what the international community can do to support developing nations which have been affected by this. a really important moment is in november in glasgow, the uk is hosting pivota...

UNITED NATIONS, Aug. 30 (Xinhua) -- UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Monday called for bold action to safeguard biodiversity. Biodiversity is collapsing

100,000 meals to those in need. >> we made sure we have kitchens with food and generators so as soon as the hurricane goes away we are always able to start cooking and cooking without distribution is nothing. we saw president biden announce already more than 2.5 million meals between different organizations, fema and the other organizations that are going to be joining us in new orleans and louisiana to make sure that in terms of food and water people will be taken care of. but without electrici...

Meals between different organizations. obviously fema and the many other ngos going in here in new orleans and across louisiana to make sure in terms of food and water people will be taken care of. but without electricity and they announced we may be not only days but in some parts weeks it will impact things. but having generators helps organizations like ours to have functional kitchens and we make sure we can start delivering food to the many people that are going to be in need of a meal. >> ...