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Places they live and use the skills they already have. john kerry was mocked for suggesting these coal miners could install solar panels. so the idea with this is you already know how to drill an oil well, already in a place where those wells exist and contributing to climate change, can this help create a just transition for people who will lose their jobs and position them for greater jobs in the future. >> great job, josh. and a rare bipartisanship takes action on anti-asian hate crimes. an...

Also, this week boris johnson announced a commitment to cut carbon emissions by 78% by 2035. and today scientist and dj james stewart will reveal how clearing out your email inbox can help clean up the planet! talking of planets, today tim peake meets a fellow astronaut who spent lockdown in space! hear his incredible story and find out how he took the news of the pandemic. also today, katya jones could soon be giving rachel riley a run for her money after becoming a national numeracy ambassador...

Its able to strip oxygen atoms out of carbon dioxide molecules. so, carbon dioxide is one carbon atom and two oxygen atoms. so, it takes those oxygen atoms away to make molecular oxygen, which we can breathe. and the exhaust product, the by—product, if you like, is carbon monoxide, which can be simply vented. now, in this instance, because its just a trial, the amount of oxygen produced was quite small, so were talking about five grams over the course of an hour. five grams is about enough for...

Three—time winner mark selby eased through to the second round with a ten frames to one victory over kurt maflin. the norwegian had a chance to extend the match if he sunk the black in the 12th frame but after doing the hard work prior to it missed. and that left selby an easy finish to confirm his place in the next round where hell face northern irelands mark allen. and its four frames all between ronnie 0sullivan and anthony mcgill in their second—round contest, after scotlands mcgill won ...

C02 makes up nearly all of the martian atmosphere. nasa described the experimental technology as a critical first step towards seeing humans on mars. 0ur science correspondent jonathan amos has the latest. this is another technology demonstration on the perseverance rover mission to mars. so, when the robot landed in mid—february, it took a number of experiments with it. one of them youll know, which was the helicopter that it flew this week. the second one was to trial making oxygen from the ...

Finally, could this be the beginning of life on mars? in an extraterrestrial first, nasas perseverance rover has succeeded in producing pure oxygen from the atmosphere of the red planet. a toaster—size device on board the unmanned vehicle converted carbon dioxide into sufficient oxygen to allow an astronaut to breath for ten minutes.

The device itself is about the size of a toaster. its able to strip oxygen atoms out of carbon dioxide molecules. so, carbon dioxide is one carbon atom and two oxygen atoms. so, it takes those oxygen atoms away to make molecular oxygen, which we can breathe. and the exhaust product, the by—product, if you like, is carbon monoxide, which can be simply vented. now, in this instance, because its just a trial, the amount of oxygen produced was quite small, so were talking about five grams over the...