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What else is required for Energy from Waste to be successful? Europe's experience with EfW shows that critical to the economics of each proposed project is a stable and long-term supply of waste. Local councils often coordinate and combine their waste quantities to support the development of large scale EfW projects. To minimise transportation of waste, projects are often located close to the major sources of waste, for example cities for their municipal waste or large industrial emitters of waste. However, and as mentioned, this creates a tension with the local community. The community oppos...

Little insulting. the kurds couldn't understand why president trump didn't seem to care what happened to them after all they'd done. they'd lost 11,000 men and women in the fight against isis. they'd helped deliver baghdadi to the u.s. military on a silver platter. and the united states still needed the kurds. even with baghdadi gone, the threat from isis remained. in packed prisons and detention camps, seething isis supporters were determined to regroup, undeterred by the death of their leader. "isis will only get stronger," threatened this woman. coming up, living through the aftermath of ...

And then they raped me. >> reporter: raped twice, she said sobbing, by two different men. >> were you in pain? >> yes. i was screaming. >> reporter: prosecutors kevin rousseau and ashlea deener seemed as taken aback as the rest of the courtroom. >> i know what i think. this is not true. >> reporter: and they needed to regroup, fast. >> this is the biggest lie she's ever told. we know that. but you never know what the jury's thinking. >> reporter: carter had an explanation for just about everything. even that moment during her interrogation when she wiped the bottle. she wasn't wiping off her d...

>> reporter: it was a snub the kurds found more than just a little insulting. the kurds couldn't understand why president trump didn't seem to care what happened to them after all they'd done. they'd lost 11,000 men and women in the fight against isis. they'd helped deliver baghdadi to the u.s. military on a silver platter. and the united states still needed the kurds. even with baghdadi gone, the threat from isis remained. in packed prisons and detention camps, seething isis supporters were determined to regroup, undeterred by the death of their leader. "isis will only get stronger," threaten...

Absolutely sure, she would do what he demanded. >> somebody pushed me down right when i got into the apartment. >> reporter: during the night, before the break-in attempt, she said, david brought strange men into their apartment. she heard an angry voice above her. >> he said, "i'll make her follow directions." >> reporter: and then her story got even more harrowing. >> they took off my sweat pants, pulled them down to my ankles, and then they raped me. >> reporter: raped twice, she said sobbing, by two different men. >> were you in pain? >> yes. i was screaming. >> reporter: prosecutors kevin...