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It, this competition, so weve got two years to catch up with? i know, and wendy — two years to catch up with? i know, and wendy for— two years to catch up with? i know, and wendy for semifinal _ two years to catch up with? i know, and wendy for semifinal happened | and wendy for semifinal happened yesterday, i think there was huge sigh of relief for eurovision supporters and fans that they are was a live show after two years. as you said, life —— iceland are not going to be live tomorrow...

As less bad than called. what we now know as australia, with the most windy and sunny climate per capita in the world, is absolutely right for renewables, which have fallen genetically in price. we can invest in battery storage, whether batteries or hydro, and we can do better than gas. more jobs, growth, less emissions. and it isjust jobs, growth, less emissions. and it is just a jobs, growth, less emissions. and it isjust a win— win— win all around. and it isjust a win— win— win allaro...

Isnt the point about gas, though, that it is seen by many countries around the world as the, if you like, the �*transition energy�* the transition fuel, and in terms of emissions? it is far less damaging than coal, than oil, and you cant go from something to nothing? its a slow process, so you are going to need gas? well, we dont need it anymore. we did think that 15—10 years ago. gas was seen as less bad than coal. what we now know as australia, with the most windy and sunny climate per c...

Huge rises of cases at the moment, and she says she is constantly on the phone trying to help people get a hospital bed, trying to help them get oxygen, all the things we heard about from here in delhi, and she said it is very much the case that this pandemic is not over in india. health authorities in malawi have burned 19,000 doses of the astrazeneca coronavirus vaccine. they say these jabs had expired and they weren�*t sure if they were still safe to use. malawi is the first african country...

It is far less damaging than coal, than oil, and you can�*t go from something to nothing? it�*s a slow process, so you are going to need gas? well, we don�*t need it anymore. we did think that 15—10 years ago. gas was seen as less bad than coal. what we now know as australia, with the most windy and sunny climate per capita in the world, is absolutely right for renewables, which have fallen dramatically in price. we can invest in battery storage, whether solar or hydro, and we can do bet...

Price increases come through. so far we have been able to absorb those. >> now, the crunch is not just the u.s. opening but also the globe. you know about the simi conductor shortage thats limiting the number of cars that can be built. not the product itself in many cases its the stuff that makes up the product or that the product is in that includes lumber, home depot, for example, says its charging four times the normal price for lumber because of shortages, thats driven up their costs. so any...

Or new tech asjohn kerry is saying here. no but i think what he is saying — and i wonder if it is that point about the 50% yet to be discovered technology or the fact that hes saying, look, you do not have to change your way of life to reach these figures because it is true, isnt it, michael, there will be new technologies developed in the course of the next 5, 10, 13, 20 25 years which are extraordinary, probably, and make huge leaps forward? absolutely. that is certainly the case but what is...

From renewable energy, from existing renewable energy, and 100% by 2050 and that is the conclusion of several independent teams of scientists who have looked at this. and so it is not the case that 50% of those reductions have to come from new, as yet unverified or demonstrated technology. we have the technology now. now, when it comes to lifestyle changes, sure, we need to put in place incentives that lead people to to make more climate—friendly choices, but do not need a draconian change in ...

If israel takes this to the next level, with a ground invasion of gaza, that process gets knocked on further into the future. the 2014 war lasted for nearly two months. iron dome is one reason why israel suffers fewer casualties than gaza. another is the weight of israels firepower. well, civilians, of course, arent our target. they never are. but you do kill them. and any loss of life on both sides of this conflict, any loss of civilian life is tragic. but it does happen an awful lot in gaza. a...