the nordic states handed in their applications on wednesday, kristen salome reports the united states is eager for sweden and finland to join nato and strengthen the alliance. but one country is standing in the way. you can convince turkey to accept their bed. i think i am not going to turkey, but i think i will be okay with you as secretary of state anthony blank and traveled to new york to meet with his turkish counterpart at the united nations. foreign minister melvin kava sulu came to express his country's objections, namely finland and sweden support for kurdish nationalist groups. that turkey views as terrorists. i'm looking for to pursuing that conversation. um today we have them and sweden submit their applications. and this of course is a process and we will work through the process as allison and as partners. you know, tony, you gear as being supporting the open door policy or nato even before this a war. but with regard to this possible candidate already candidate countries, you know, we have also legitimate security concerns that they have been supporting a terrorist organizations. turkey also wants them to lift a weapons embargo imposed after turkey invaded syria to attack kurdish groups. the meeting here at the united nations on the side lines of a ministerial conference on food security appeared cordial. both sides expressed confidence. they could work out their differences, but the meeting ended with no announcement. if any progress was made, the turkish foreign minister kept to himself i did with as the you asked, remained optimistic. we're confident that at the end of the day, feminine sweden will have been effective in a fission session process. the turkeys concerns can be addressed. villain in sweden are working directly with turkey to do this, but we're also talking to the turks to try to help facilitate as an invite in. we'll meet with his finish and swedish counterparts at the white house on thursday . kristin salumi al jazeera, the united nations stocks have fallen on asian markets amid fears of rising global inflation, worsened by the war in ukraine and locked down in china. on wednesday, stalks on wall street suffered their biggest drops into the early days of the pandemic. the un secretary general has warned of a global food shortage in the coming months due to the war in ukraine. but antonio guitarist says, talks can avert a crisis. russia must but meet the safe and secure exports of grange thought. the new canadian ports, alternative transportation routes can be explored, even if we know that by itself, they will not be enough to solve the problem. and the russian food and fertilizers must that andrew see through excess to world markets without indiadukes impediments . i have been eating tense conflict on busy shoe at the senior leadership level with the russian federation, ukraine, turkey, united states, the european union, and several other key countries. i am hopeful, but that is still a long way to go. reports in israeli media suggests the military doesn't plan to investigate the killing of editors, either journalist shitty and a barclay in the occupied westbank shooting was shot in the head by israeli forces while on assignment in janine, on the day of her funeral israeli forces stormed the procession and started beating mourners, causing pall bearers to almost drop her casket. that didn't stop thousands of palestinians from marching through occupied east jerusalem to take part in her funeral and burial. members of the international community have condemned her killing and continue to call for an investigation. a barclay was with edges either for 25 years, covering the story of the israeli occupation. she was known as the voice of palestine. mexico says it's expecting an answer from the united states on weather cuba up in his whaler and nicaragua will be invited to a summit of the americas next month. the mexican president threatened to boycott the meeting in los angeles, unless every country in the region is included. those are the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera, after pricing the planet ah ah, with a look at the problem of global warming, where water our last spring is now being that we're entering them on a sick, massive earth. as we know, it today will cease to exist. new information that revealed from nature is the el dorado of the 21st century. a new economic sector with promises of huge returns for investors. banks, finance operations and states are attracted into it. buying landscapes protecting landscapes accumulating their landscapes. it's a phenomenal opportunity to be able to use a business model to achieve sustainability of nature. endangered species and florists are treated like financial products. can market succeed where politics have so far failed. but it won't brace at will price. we're not accounting for the losses because we're not accounting for the income. the assets are invisible, the same problem, economic, invisibility of nature. i one, they type to be free made show us where people we were and this should learn how to protect it and that's didn't have to do something with the money. the j. p. morgan chase is the merrill lynch, is at bank of america. all of these major bags, they're the institutions that invest in the businesses that are doing the projects that are having an effect on biodiversity, positive or negative. so that is who is behind the ecosystem market place. who is interested in these market in their potential, and who sits on that boat and committees? 12 days of talks. 20 years ago, we still thought that nations and politics could save the planet. a 100 heads of state attended the earth summit in maria, the world's largest gathering. just a handful of corporations will present at the time the id with business companies, helping protect the environment, occurred to no one back in 1992. in that there are some of the were mainly representatives from governments and the few from civil society. and they actually all thought that business was the reason for all our problems. business was bad, christmas worse, damaging the environment or whatever other negative implications there would be there were business council for sustainable development. he's had group of some, 200 corporations, many of them actually with her very but i record on environmental issues like re a team though shelby p set that up and it was creating 92 with a goal of influencing the reaching out as real as coming in to decades, multinational corporations, a fashioned and effective lobby group. i think we're slowly, but certainly moving to a states where it will become equal partners in the discussion. i mean, maybe i'm expressing a hope more than a reality today, but it's certainly a trend that i see happen only if we go business and governments as equal partners in this debate. will we find the solutions and the scale to the solutions that the world needs? the bat has paid off. at the last earth summit, the united nations rolled out the red carpet for the private companies. you present, if you didn't, you said saw a peasant owners picked up really the idea would be, did you never heard of video due to my a vehicle last said leo to do all these corporations met in a luxury hotel in rio oil, chemical, steel giants, themselves regularly accused of practice is harmful to the environment. it means we do have 2 good management centers, fixed more risks and opportunities. we have to understand our anchor system. just to bring that a life a little bit. this is the leslie commitment. no deforestation. think we were the 1st major company to make this kind of commitment and it was pretty clear to us the area that we really needed to think about was biodiversity and echoes from duke me good. see, look project on. i think most onto a delusional harsha kit. on the for your katie to see if i can come out again to vietnamese achia acquisition media to castell demette fall master on any sorta ticket i sent you went to expose the as adobe sienna dokey me cooley was yes. this year. yeah. to hoshal, you know, to prison, he said play in younger by the and i mean i, i like i just have to book them. though paul in india is where a factory exploded in 1984 releasing 40 tons of chemicals, killing 10000 and causing sickness to another 300000. the same companies that belong to these group in their real daily activities in their lobby towards government, are loving for exactly the opposite. are loving for, ah, policies that benefit their commercial interest that don't affect their activities, that they don't need to make any structural change. that they can keep on having devastating impact on communities on the environment with. so it only took 20 years for the banker, the politician walker. and the businessman won a symbolic trinity to begin speaking in harmony about the environment. both for economic history has been a very at the time because it's seen the emergence of multinational corporations when part of that emergence and part of their success has been through the deregulation and the innovations and flavin capital markets. so basically i do believe that i'm not talking about environmental interests here and that i'm talking about you industrial odyssey eating. so it's actually not above green growth. it is about growth, for instance. thank you. why you johnson is perceived, chris said economy come in yelling more dmp or press it very like leave local and i to let him fuss most pushing because he me until dinner limited. yes. in limited is like up i see that that really hinted as human as problem. i thought yeah, mostly dull i sort of by servicing. but cameras could have been there is to fix young for a cookie lunacy little capitol, but kill momentum. alcohol in capital l, capital a salad. he said no. put his crusade, a math. in cappy del in las cruces, we need a clean, more progressive condom, a green economy, and economy that is good for people. business and the planet parent has been at the forefront of a community of economists developing experts, environmental experts, social science experts. the united nations was converted to, to a point that it's representative for the environment named path. i'm stuck death, as it's ambassador. today, it's a banker who embodies environmental protection in the name of all the nations of the world, that goodwill ambassador, letting us young as we need a cynicism to the sustain community, though a lot froman thought is dealing but young pretty valid in his planet, is to move in contra is several k, a who lament element, the sister that has were young in and medical, the lattice eunice we needed in our organization, which is our indigenous peoples organization. we're very concerned about this green economy ah, label. we 1st thought, well, that sounds good, that the economists of the world are starting to appreciate, you know, the greenness of the world. green economy, a sound good. but as we started to look at it, we started to see that it was all about privatization of nature. mm. so all the un business corporations, bankers and politicians all in back together. is there an international plot against nature? and what if this alliance was the only means of saving the planet? environmentalists like the nature conservancy are working with companies like dow chemical and many other companies. sometimes people say to me, mark, why would you work with companies that have say, big environmental footprints? and i say that's exactly why we should work with them ah, economical. india is neat funds too, because protecting nature is expensive and donations are not enough. some have joint forces with multinational and find partnership deals. they now have board members coming straight from the business sector. many corporations have also recruited former employees of environmental india in in this game, who is influencing now if you're in the business, the coca cause and it's pretty easy to help them understand and they should care about nature's ability to produce the clean water they need. and of course they get it they said, what kinds of investments in for us will yield the biggest returns in terms of clean water? now from an old fashioned environmental perspective, you might think, well that's kind of a crass question. but if your goal is to mobilize industrial players, like people in the beverage industry to invest more in nature, it's very important to have answers to those questions. i don't think there's a conflict there to me that's when, when they lent their name, they lent their logo, they lent their contacts. they lend their expertise to the development of a market that many of the most or no will not bring benefits to communities . ah oh, we would, however, like to believe in this brave new world. believe that the bank and the business corporations have changed. ah, believe that they have faith in natural capital and are committed to protecting nature. so what if banks and corporations really have woken up to that impact and dependence on ecological investment? is it a metamorphosis? oh, green wash. now i'm membership guy, as you may have noticed, i think we can do this, changed the rules of the game. so i'm really looking forward to the next 10 years because it will completely transform the way we run our economies. we will strike a balance between financial or economic or success, natural or environmental and social success. and if we can do that, then the vision that i said before, 9000000000 people, all living well, was in the boundaries of the planet, will become a reality. because that's how we them measured away our economy perform the promise of additional profits, coupled with a desire to improve their image has certainly encourage some businesses to commit themselves to preserving the environment. valet is a mining giant and a member of the world business council for sustainable development. it's train is an institution in brazil, every year, from the heart of the amazon to the atlantic ocean. the company transports 100000000 tons of iron, or over 500 miles. the population benefits from this valley train, as they call it. a whirl. while in my career with both of them do a regular most of the wildly valley operates in $38.00 different countries with a turnover of more than $46000000000.00 aware of its ecological impact. the company committed itself to the green economy. it decided to reforest certain areas of the amazon. it is already replanted over one 100000 acres of trees with a further 400000 in the pipeline full body again, does he go? is falling, iowa 5 health and newton, 2012 valley receive the public eye award. the prize for cooper. it irresponsibility . with these combinations. some of the worst examples of corporate responsibility in the last year have been identified. what is needed is not just the recognition of what is wrong, will say their environmental labor practices, but systemic improve verse. i hope that these awards will raise consciousness of some of the kinds of worst practices that are going on in the world today. what did valet do to deserve such an award? what did valet do to trigger the creation of an international victim's organization while spending more than a $1000000000.00 each promoting sustainable development? aah! along its railway track, there are amongst other things. 5 factories working 24 hours a day, transforming the all into cast iron in the process, spitting out foul smelling and hazardous smoke. and just below there's the village so it's helpful. guide as induced is those years one thing. coleman bears quizzes, leaf essentially info, boise. i put in the baby. i gotta know, darcy, i mean, your mind can look for more doable. mom won't let me see. the suckle. there's a sequel to rams. i keep. s mos mozilla, kensington. this has her studies done. been up to date to last interview. vienna just thought said one admitted agency at the beginning, nothing but i've been in the business space a package of us. have you been if you the, um, hold on a 2nd or something like you f always song apple garcia or hear me i'm, we had our summer z i. e that boys went out to chicago parcel most stays on the. 3 mir sourcing t r or garza, the mama die for that for about that is in a law for radar sellers here. product you all say the idea will don't off a lot more off our guard wants to douglas. good sample you. so i hope lord, our value montoya are so sorry. chill our man for to god i use. and i you said no like move in on die yet in the eyes of the world. the well of business and shareholders, of course, valley has built a reputation for being green. in the heart of the amazon, the multinational operates the planet's most important iron mine. and even if it willingly plant trees to offset its impact, it also knows how to transform its good deeds into profitable shares for sales on the markets. these investments allow it to be listed on the sustainable development index of the stock exchange. is far without violet. the wish she'd do all our valued their hollow crowd. blue is not both of our lord. is there sar hash been subbing, a dodge, ambient? thou home. our former captain novick was watched amazingly subdural bus, so it moved to much finance settled. get proper image ambient out. while claiming to replant the amazonian forest valley is only growing a single species of tree eucalyptus. ah, well, i'm here to look for said jack, i'm audibly most by from it. you fallen with compact up. riot are viewed than the soul of things. some fall bottles will require priest, boffin phone to follow him as an arm. no one more than an blag were knock on tears, who profess biological to solomon. griffin has been, she couldn't trouble. our tallboys see is professor key you live, i live are kinda sham, worldly deserved, lizard viewed, say, a few miles away in a natural forest. but in the, it'll get it sent it here. who fill up the formula for anthony ah, for the mirror, colorado. pho or, or she was seen that there. how she had all the ve, the mears would enforcer. becky is the saw look huge fit in to look unless you the nunez. how easy is it your thought is bethany blurred with the thought. i board of my orders ak unit, though you sir, q thornhill, soul. i'd argue or kill us or look at think and saw the observer. i were the sure over the last one, sorry to the eyes, procure, microorganisms, wasn't globalized, soul. if a method a more to can to do a key, if i start for my villain on it in 30 years, or the land with eucalyptus will become barren until then the financial markets will have rewarded rally for their green investment. ultimately, the multinational will make even more profit by selling its trees for biofuel, disguising a monoculture into a millennia old amazonian rain forest. this is one of the great deceptions of the green economy ally that consists in claiming that markets can protect biodiversity . biodiversity markets are not an entirely new invention, but there are other types of markets with parts of nature that we could look to, to see how they're fountain and who wins, and who loses when those markets are put in place. delegates from around the world gathered here by the 100 to discuss climate change and its consequences. global warming would be far more permanent. in japan, in december 1997, a majority of countries signed the kyoto protocol janda. they accepted the risks brought by climate change and committed themselves to reduce that greenhouse gas emissions. one leading theory is that it's caused when carbon dioxide and other man made gases are released into the air and trap heat, much like a greenhouse science was telling us that we had a problem with carbon emissions in the atmosphere. and we were starting to figure out that the, the ways to solve those problems and of course, for us planting force, maintaining for us and landscapes, our sustainable agriculture activity. um is what people ag