A weird, eerie atmosphere. this place is completely frozen in time, a monument to a bygone age when the coal powered everything here. it was the lifeblood of the whole community. this is the abandoned soviet settlement of pyramiden, the world s northernmost ghost town. today, though, it s a stark reminder of what the future might look like for the rest of the archipelago if solutions aren t found quickly enough. with svalbard on the brink and still no answers to its own energy dilemma, what cause for optimism elsewhere? this latest global climate summit will be dominated by the effects of war in europe. 0ur governments will be asked once again what sacrifices they re willing to make today to save tomorrow.
This place is completely frozen in time, a monument to a bygone age when the coal powered everything here. it was the lifeblood of the whole community. this is the abandoned soviet settlement of pyramiden, the world s northernmost ghost town. today, though, it s a stark reminder of what the future might look like for the rest of the archipelago if solutions aren t found quickly enough. with svalbard on the brink and still no answers to its own energy dilemma, what cause for optimism elsewhere? this latest global climate summit will be dominated by the effects of war in europe. our governments will be asked once again what sacrifices they re willing to make today
Can be consigned to history if they don t adapt. it feels very surreal here, a weird, eerie atmosphere. this place is completely frozen in time, a monument to a bygone age when the coal powered everything here. it was the lifeblood of the whole community. this is the abandoned soviet settlement of pyramiden, the world s northernmost ghost town. today, though, it s a stark reminder of what the future might look like for the rest of the archipelago if solutions aren t found quickly enough. with svalbard on the brink and still no answers to its own energy dilemma, what cause for optimism elsewhere? this latest global
Settlement of pyramiden, the world s northernmost ghost town. today, though, it s a stark reminder of what the future might look like for the rest of the archipelago if solutions aren t found quickly enough. with svalbard on the brink and still no answers to its own energy dilemma, what cause for optimism elsewhere? this latest global climate summit will be dominated by the effects of war in europe. our governments will be asked once again what sacrifices they re willing to make today to save tomorrow.
It feels very surreal here, a weird, eerie atmosphere. this place is completely frozen in time, a monument to a bygone age when the coal powered everything here. it was the lifeblood of the whole community. this is the abandoned soviet settlement of pyramiden, the world s northernmost ghost town. today, though, it s a stark reminder of what the future might look like for the rest of the archipelago if solutions aren t found quickly enough. with svalbard on the brink and still no answers to its own energy dilemma, what cause for optimism elsewhere? this latest global climate summit will be dominated by the effects of war in europe. our governments will be asked once again what sacrifices
But i don t think that s a bad thing. i think that could be a great thing. for all hilde s positivity, elsewhere in svalbard, there s a warning from the past of how once thriving communities can be consigned to history if they don t adapt. it feels very surreal here, a weird, eerie atmosphere. this place is completely frozen in time, a monument to a bygone age when the coal powered everything here. it was the lifeblood of the whole community. this is the abandoned soviet settlement of pyramiden, the world s northernmost ghost town. today, though, it s a stark reminder of what the future might look like for the rest of the archipelago if solutions aren t found quickly enough. with svalbard on the brink
He just said matt and i agree and i want to give you a chance to rebut. the ultra-maga, all of this stuff. let s take the labels and throw them to the side and say this. we will only get better as a country as we work together on our serious problems. what joe biden said to congress is the way we ll solve our economic problems is to pass more versions of build back better and do more juicing of the economy. a one-trick pony the democrats know, spend, spend, spend and we have to reduce our spending especially at the federal level to try to combat this inflation beast. when we have combated this inflation levels in the past it took a decade to get out of it. this is a very serious problem. joe biden better start coming up with solutions. solutions aren t spending more and drill baby drill. put the programs online. instead of going to saudi arabia and venezuela and iran
To better define a new strategy for going after organized crime. what needs to happen is they need to bring those discussions to conclusion to really reinforce the efforts which are underway to work against that organized crime. it has to be both sides working together. we each have a sovereign interest in tackling this problem. and the solutions aren t going to be easy. we ve been trying for 10 years in a reinforced way with mexico but we have learned during those 10 years and we now need to apply that learning in a more effective way. bill: twins 6-month-old babies, two other children 8 and 10. can t make sense of this. you are heading to the white house shortly. is this part of your visit today, sir? no, it is not on this subject that i m headed over in
And now it s lit on fire. it s breaking twitter. nebraskans want to recover the constitution and they think we need to have a conversation about constructive conservative solutions. so come visit us at constitutionalmadness.com. there is something that you re up to today and it involves obamacare. yeah. conservatives lose elections when we give people no ideas and democrats are the party of big government bad ideas. we re rolling out obamacare alternative today. we hear nebraskans saying we want to recover our constitutional system and the way 2003 that is repeal obamacare and provide an alternative. is this a replacement for it? we need to fully repeal the whole thing and create a framework where the private sector can solve these problems. families should be able to take their plans with them. big government solutions aren t going to solve it. the private sector can. we need to fix the tax code tone able that. it s a pleasure having you on the program today. if people would like to vote and
It s very lucrative forç folks my question is, that cook we saw was from about two years ago. the president mentioned specific recommendations he was going to consider and hopefully implement. have they been implemented? seems to me a lot of people offering solutions aren t seeing them followed through on by the administration. i m curious if any of the things back then have come to fruition? that s a great question and i know there were 150 executives at that meeting, and lots of ideas being generated. we haven t seen specific action being taken on the ideas that we had offered up yet, but we know that what we are seeing is u.s. government excuse me, u.s. companies are actually embracing the notion of at-home work since our business has grown so much in the last two years? the private sector is embracing it, just not the government? the private sector is embracing it. i like the idea, on the phone