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a growing headache when it comes to waste. turbines are built to withstand the forces of nature, they're flexible, light and superstring. flexible, light and super strong. but that's also where the problem lies. when they reach the end of life, they're really hard to recycle. while the steel in the towers can be reused, the massive blades are almost indestructible. and as older models are replaced, many get dumped in landfill. by 2050, there could be 43 million tonnes of redundant blades globally that need to be dealt with. it is problematic because we want the renewable energy to be truly sustainable, and if you have a waste material that goes to land filling, it's not truly sustainable. it's a problem players have been scrambling to figure out. and we might now have some answers.
supply and demand is not limited to this area or this city, you can find clusters of towers of them unoccupied or unfinished apartments and work has stopped altogether and consider the same things happening in province province across the country. one estimate is that is 26 million unsold homes. that is enough to house the entire population of italy and also training confidence. also not enough jobs for young people. part of the problem is less jobs are being created by foreign companies, foreign investors done by a third compared to the time earlier and global economic challenge including inflation and thus us china tensions.
by 2030, wind power could supply a fifth of the world's electricity. we need clean energy, but this green industry has a growing headache when it comes to waste. turbines are built to withstand the forces of nature, they're flexible, light and superstring. but that's also where the problem lies. when they reach the end of life, they're really hard to recycle. while the steel in the towers can be reused, the massive blades are almost indestructible. and as older models are replaced, many get dumped in landfill. by 2050, there could be 43 million tons of redundant blades globally that need to be dealt with. it is problematic because we want the renewable energy to be truly sustainable, and if you have a waste material
and its value has collapsed. pay me back. of course i'm worried. what can i do? everywhere there are shelves of tower blocks which appear abandoned. this problem with real estate supply and demand isn't limited to this area. it isn't even limited to this city. you can drive out of here for hours and you'll find clusters of towers with unoccupied or unfinished apartments, many where workers stopped altogether. and consider that the same thing is happening in province after province right across the country. one estimate says that amount to 26 million unsold newly built homes. that's enough to house the entire population of italy. and it's also draining confidence. there's also not enough jobs for young people. 21.3% of 16 to 2a—year—olds didn't have one injune, prompting the government to stop publishing those numbers altogether. part of the problem is less jobs are being created by foreign companies. in september, foreign investment was down by a third compared to the same time a year earlier, amid global economic challenges, including inflation and those us—china tensions in the chinese system.
weaponize against christians and conservatives and people of faith like never before. we've never seen anything like this before. this guy goes around and sam a threat to democracy. no he's a threat he is incompetent. he is a threat to democracy. you can be grossly incompetent and be a threat to democracy. because he h is got us into war. we are in or is now part you look at the middle east, look at what happened in ukraine. that never would have happened with these things never would've happened inflation's would've never happened attack on israel would never happen the attack on ukraine would never put all these things would never have happened. millions of people would be alive right now. millions of people, cities would not be decimated, knocked down for you look at ukraine with those towers is gorgeous towers the ancient towers are all dead, gone, can never be rebuilt. so many and the numbers are much bigger than what you're hearing. they'd knocked out an apartment house these are big buildings to its shocking how big they are and they say two people were injured but no, no people were
by 2030, wind power could supply a fifth of the world's electricity, we need clean energy but this green industry of the world's electricity. we need clean energy, but this green industry has a growing headache when it comes to waste. turbines are built to withstand the forces withstand the forces of nature. they're flexible, light and super strong. but that's also where the problem lies. when they reach the end of life, they're really hard to recycle. while the steel in the towers can be reused, the massive blades are almost indestructible. and as older models are replaced, many get dumped in landfill. by 2050, there could be 43 million tons of redundant blades globally that need to be dealt with. it is problematic because we want the renewable energy to be truly sustainable,
the fbi was involved in the capitol riot. i don't understand how this could be. we've had investigations, we've had hearings, hundreds of federal prosecutions, people sitting in prison. people who are clearly not members of the fbi. how did this happen? >> peter said it very well. i would use the term master of the megaphone to remind you about donald trump, if you repeat something often enough to people who like you, support you, they are going to gobble it up. and determinants me of a time when two thirds of americans after having it repeated to them over and over again, believed that saddam hussein was responsible for the attack on the towers in 9/11. of course, nothing could be further from the truth, but they've come to believe it because it has been repeated to them over and over again, that iraq was some mastermind, and
>> of course, inflation is cooling, and joe biden's age is a couple years older than donald trump. but it's not on trump, it's on us. the poll, ear paper did that said 25% of americans believe the fbi was involved in the capitol riot. i don't understand how this could be. we've had investigations, we've had hearings, hundreds of federal prosecutions, people sitting in prison. people who are clearly not members of the fbi. how did this happen? >> peter said it very well. i would use the term master of the megaphone to remind you about donald trump, if you repeat something often enough to people who like you, support you, they are going to gobble it up. and determinants me of a time when two thirds of americans after having it repeated to them over and over again, believed that saddam hussein was responsible for the attack on the towers in 9/11. of course, nothing could be further from the truth, but
a fifth of the world's electricity, we need clean energy but this green industry has a growing headache when it comes to waste. turbines are built to withstand the forces of nature, the forces of nature — they're flexible, light and super strong. but that's also where the problem lies. when they reach the end of life, they're really hard to recycle. while the steel in the towers can be reused, the massive blades are almost indestructible. and as older models are replaced, many get dumped in landfill. by 2050, there could be 43 million tons of redundant blades globally that need to be dealt with. it is problematic because we want the renewable energy to be
- one of the reasons he was in the street was because he had made a total hash of his emergency control center, which against the advice of anyone and everyone he had put on a high floor of 7 world trade center, where it was quite quickly annihilated in the attack, so he basically didn't have a command center to go to. - let's go to precinct. - okay. - no. it's on 10th street. - on 10th street between hudson and-- - and he then really lied about what his actions were during the whole catastrophe. you know, he told the investigating congressional committee that the firefighters in the towers had refused orders to come out, which was not true. their communication system was not working, and this was something that was known was a problem for a long time. - okay. advise all units to go to direct. the repeaters are down. - battalion 1 to battalion 7.