do you need douglas for yes along with other kinds of wood. right otherwise it all looks the same aspen would be fantastic for the cladding long form will get quite a bit out it should be enough for the house you will get about 300 meters just tell us how much and what kinds of wood you need we'll set it aside i was reserve it for you 300 cubic meters that's 200 mill so 140 cubic meters is. a local buyer and no middleman susana and pierre are pleased with the results. using the wood sustainably is important but so is the way that the trees are logged . in the back they'll be felling some old oaks today. it's a job that requires a fair bit of skill and they're planning to sell this tree a cherry tree is in the way they debate which direction the oak should fall to minimize damage to surrounding trees. and its tight quarters if they're hoping to spare a nearby oak there was a booth things but the beech tree will have to come down. the forester's try to do as little damage as possible when they're felling big trees and then again they will ensure

the decaying wood is also important for nuclear. be this going all or in an ordinary year it doesn't matter much because the soil has enough water in it. but in years where there's a serious drought this dead wood breaks down and becomes humus and the water is released. so that helps the little saplings survive the drought the soil may be dry but the what degree is still moist is that in the 4th. storm believes that diverse forests where nature takes its course are more resistant to climate change . but others disagree they believe that fast growing khana firestorm or c o 2 and make more money. forestry management that prioritizes fast growth and quick yields is standard across much of europe the massif central region in south central france is no exception but here too there are people who are bucking the trend. demagogue went his wife susanna pound have founded a forestry collective and that encompasses 400 hectares of woodland today there relocating young saplings and replanting them. this is a dish to invite in in the in a fores

in the wet dog means you've been in the woods today. luker henson brushes off complaints about the forest of the $5000.00 hectare woodland is turning a profit and a sustainable one. could you guys in here know who bits of wood i'm happy to invite critics to lubeck so they can see for themselves what we're doing everyone who's planted fast growing trees in recent years is now seeing how an ordinary forest fire can destroy many hectares of woodland overnight finished it in it's a bit crazy that they're planning to replant and make the same mistake all over again like a forest needs time to mature side even she said let's win because it doesn't fit the 2 are also critical of germany's federal forestry policies storm says the agriculture ministry has plans are misguided especially because they call for removing woody to pretty and planting more single species coniferous forests. referred to. when it comes to serving the public interest forests aren't the same as agricultural land forests also play an important environmental role as do fores

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that's the key difference between wood and concrete. concrete is getting a lot of bad press nowadays a key ingredient is cement and according to the un's intergovernmental panel on climate change the cement industry accounted for 3 times more c o 2 emissions than commercial. every haitian in 2019. another u.n. report says construction and building usage of a source of 38 percent of global c o 2 emissions. concrete is the default construction material at least for large scale projects and entire new concrete courses going up in the district of. only one building currently under construction will be mostly made of wood only its foundations and staircases will be made of concrete architect robbie has been working with wood for well over a decade. definitely pioneers and such we've also suffered we had to overcome many obstacles met with a lot of resistance from the north or a g.'s we had to assemble a team of experts and of course convince our clients property owners to begin with it was anything but easy i thought. biden 48 in berlin is a

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that the key difference between wood and concrete. concrete is getting a lot of bad press nowadays a key ingredient is cement according to the un's intergovernmental panel on climate change the cement industry accounted for 3 times more c o 2 emissions than commercial. every haitian in 2019. another u.n. report says construction and building usage of a source of 38 percent of global c o 2 emissions. concrete is the default construction material at least for large scale projects and entire new concrete courses going up in the district of berlin. only one building currently under construction will be mostly made of wood only its foundations and staircases will be made of concrete architect or robbie has been working with wood for well over a decade. definitely definitely pioneers and such we've also suffered we had to overcome many obstacles met with a lot of resistance from the author. we had to assemble a team of experts and of course convince our clients property owners to begin with it was anything but easy. but in 48 in berlin is a

the decaying wood is also important for new growth. as can all of in an ordinary year it doesn't matter much because the soil has enough water in it. but in years where there's a serious drought this dead wood breaks down and becomes humus and the water is released. so that helps the little saplings survive the drought the soil may be dry but the wood debris is still moist is that in the 4th. storm believes that diverse forests where nature takes its course are more resistant to climate change . but others disagree they believe that fast growing con a fire storm or c o 2 and make more money. forestry management prioritizes fast growth and quick yields is standard across much of europe the central region in south central france is no exception but here too there are people who are bucking the trend. appear dema go into his wife suzanne a pound have founded a forestry collective and that encompasses 400 hectares of woodland today there relocating young saplings and replanting them. this is a dish to invite in in the in a forest certain s

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that the key difference between wood and concrete. concrete is getting a lot of bad press nowadays a key ingredient is cement and according to the un's intergovernmental panel on climate change the cement industry accounted for 3 times more c o 2 emissions than commercial. every haitian in 2019. another u.n. report says construction and building usage of a source of 38 percent of global c o 2 emissions. concrete is the default construction material at least for large scale projects and entire new concrete courses going up in the district of berlin. only one building currently under construction will be mostly made of wood only its foundations and staircases will be made of concrete architect robbie has been working with wood for well over a decade. definitely definitely pioneers and such we've also suffered we had to overcome many obstacles met with a lot of resistance from your therapies we had to assemble a team of experts and of course convince our clients property owners to begin with it was anything but easy i thought. biden 48 i

and it runs on renewable raw materials and in this case wood chips finally trapped wood it's biomass. there's a lot of wood in this area being in the black forest which can be used for that. annoy. me shows that it really is possible to source renewable raw materials locally. and generate heat as well as power from all households and homes built in this quarter so it really is the local power plant. why are the chickens here. you know. that's a good question i think there are the residents who are happiest to be photographed . when they have their vote bank presidents i'm not so sure. freiburg even has a sustainability manager since autumn 2020 so. this is supposed to ensure that the city does not rest on the laurels of the past such as the showcase district office. this is a stain ability shouldn't be an afterthought it's a matter of the basics that's why our job is incredibly important and for that we must make sure to get people on board and excited about the topic and clearly we can't do that by bashing them over the head with it. as a sustainability manager are you sometimes the

they lead and breed between the fark in the wood so removing the bark destroys their breeding ground in such good. many other forestry outfits treat the felled trees with past decides to kill the larvae in this forest dead trees that were once infested our term is a blend of the those trees that you see over there would be cut down by most any other forestry operation in germany we leave them standing because they still provide shade and when they do fall on their own they supply what's called course woody debris even when it's fairly dry this here is like a sponge for them so when it gets really hot and sunny this debris helps keep things cool cool. that's why forests are basically nature's refrigerators. this woody debris is very important a lot of it especially during hot and dry spells to both windows of kept the decaying wood it is also important for nuclear. this can all are in an ordinary year it doesn't matter much because the soil has enough water in it. but in years where there's a serious drought this dead wood breaks down and becomes humus and the water is released. so th

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made out of wood. even recycling the stuff that we for in our bins is pretty pretty hard like i found out in my last video. but this is really different. especially because ocean plastic has been degraded by soles and sunlight so it loses a lot of its regional quality. next step would be to get rid of oh say. even a tiny amount of sand seaweed or shells can make plastic non-recyclable. round about 5 percent it's really to use every site that can work with so if we give them the material to somebody who makes pellets out of it they say not more than 5 percent of courage that's pretty clear. even when cleaned industrial use sand can still be found on a microscopic level. which is why i know a lot of cases products contain a mix of ocean plastic and other recycled material but the ocean plastic can only be a tiny tiny fraction of this bland but the airds still look like this. all of these products are made with nylon from because even the company markets its yard like it's made from actual marine litter s

golfing star tiger woods was speeding when he lost control of his car in february the los angeles county sheriff's department says the car's data recorder showed that woods was traveling twice the legal speed limit when his vehicle hit a tree the crash left the golfing legend with serious leg injuries there was no evidence that woods was under the influence of drugs or alcohol. there were 2 champions league quarter final 1st leg played on wednesday night byron munich suffered a $32.00 loss at the hands of ours on jermaine thomas millar levelled the scores for the defending champions but a killian imbed a goal settled the result for p.s.g. and thomas to his chelsea at the perfect night in porto a 2 nil win as then perfectly placed for the return leg in london. these days the art market is going digital with investor spending enormous sums on artworks that exist only on computer networks until now digital art was so easy to copy that it didn't make much sense financially but that's starting to change and the implications for the art market are huge. the magic word is n f t or non fungible

the specimen is juniper wood as can be found growing in the highlands around look deputy today. they a clear indication that it wasn't climate change that drove people away. and only. the local museum in paris regularly holds expert conferences in order to provide information on the latest developments and findings the focus today is on turkmenistan julio saw me anto and mohamed made of our reporting about the latest research there for a long time the country was basically a blank spot in the historical atlas but excavations show that for millennia it was a hotspot of world history from 4000 b.c. to the beginning of modern times it played an important role in the expansive eurasian cultural sphere life ancient turkmenistan grew rich from conducting trade along the silk road which carried highly valued goods from eastern asia to the middle east and rome with its strategically important position between western and central asia the region formed of by the link between the rulers of china and the emperors so far away rome. you can india. can omary be sustainable. dream within our o

golfing star tiger woods was speeding when he lost control of his car in february the los angeles county sheriff's department says the car's data recorder showed that woods was traveling twice the legal speed limit when his vehicle hit a tree the crash left the golfing legend with serious leg injuries there was no evidence that woods was under the influence of drugs or alcohol there were 2 champions league quarter final 1st leg played on wednesday night byron munich suffered a $32.00 loss at the hands of probably maine thomas level the scores for the defending champions but at killie and when that day goal settled the result for p.s.g. and thomas to hold chelsea had the perfect night in porto a 2 nil win has them perfectly placed for the return leg in london. let's get more now for on a big night of european football my colleague anthony howard from sports is here anthony 1st to byron defending their title. not so well without skin this guy and they're playing at home in munich in the snow it wasn't great conditions p.s.g. came to town and schooled the 1st go. look dangerous from the ver

one huge chunk and didn't really move for a while and then after about a year started heading north woods and it then made its way out what we call iceberg alley an area of the ocean where a lot of icebergs travel through and up toward south georgia and it did look for a while as if it might threaten some of the wildlife and the habitat up there because it's such a huge iceberg nearly as big as the whole island but luckily in the currents took it just south of the island and the rough seas and warmer water around there really started to break it up but we were surprised it lasted as long as it did it stage for over 2 years of this travel it without breaking out and eventually broke up into smaller pieces and those pieces just melted away and we see that it melted because of global warming. no the icebergs melt just because of the action of the ocean but also the water the warmer water that they're moving into that is naturally warmer but we also know that the ice shelves that the ice builds come off might be. in danger from global warming so that this was last and see that it came off but

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and it runs on renewable raw materials in this case which finally chopped wood it's biomass. you know there's a lot of wood in this area being in the black forest which can be used for that. shows that it really is possible to source renewable wrong materials locally. and generate heat as well as power for all households and homes built in this quarter so it really is the local power plant. why of the chickens here. that's a good question i think there are the residents who are happiest to be photographed are not. going to get their vote bank presidents i'm not so sure. freiburg even has a sustainability manager since autumn 2020 so. this is supposed to ensure that the city does not rest on the laurels of the past such as the showcase district office. the sustainability shouldn't be an afterthought it's a matter of the basics that's why our job is incredibly important but we must make sure to get people on board and excited about the topic and clearly we can't do that by bashing them over the head with it. as a sustainability manager are you sometimes the villain can you get

sheriff's department says the car's data recorder show that woods was traveling twice the legal speed limit when his vehicle hit a tree the crash left woods with serious leg injuries there was no evidence that he was under the influence of drugs or alcohol there were 2 champions league quarter final 1st leg played on wednesday night let's have a look at munich suffered a 32 loss at the hands of priest on jermaine thomas levelled the scores for defending champions but a bad day goal settled the result for p.s.g. and thomas 2 holes chelsea had the perfect night in porto a 2 nil win has them perfectly placed for the return leg in london. now on march 14th 15 people entered a cave in france and came out but that's nothing to worry about they're actually willing participants in a new experiment researching how the brain deals with time when the usual reference points are gone and you're left in the dark. spending 40 days in a cave may seem extreme but so is the goal of this experiment to find out what happens when people live in an environment without any indication of passage of time. i h

and it runs and renew the raw materials in this case which finally chopped wood it's biomass. there's a lot of wood in this area being in the black forest which can be use for that. annoy. shows that it really is possible to source renewable raw materials locally. and generate heat as well as power for all households and homes built in this quarter so it really is the local power plant. why are the chickens here. you know. that's a good question but you know there are the residents who are happiest to be photographed not even put a coffee. when together of obama presidents i'm not so sure. freiburg even has a sustainability manager since autumn 2020. this is supposed to ensure that the city does not rest on the laurels of the past such as the showcase district a whole. this is a strange ability shouldn't be an afterthought it's a matter of the basics that's why our job is incredibly important but we must make sure to get people on board and excited about the topic and clearly we can't do that by bashing them over the head with it. as a sustainability manager are you sometimes

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made out of wood. even recycling the stuff that we throw in our bins is pretty pretty hard like i found out in my last video. but this is a really different ballgame. especially because ocean plastic has been degraded by salt and sunlight so it loses a lot of its regional quality. that next step would be get rid of. even a tiny amount of sand seaweed or shells can make plastic non-recyclable. round about 5 percent it's going to use every so technique work with so if we give them their material to somebody who makes pellets out of it they say not more than 5 percent. that's pretty clean. even when cleaned industrially sand can still be found on a microscopic level. which is why i know a lot of cases products contain a mix of ocean plastic and other recycled material but the ocean plastic can only be a tiny tiny fraction of this bland but the airds still look like this. all of these products are made with nylon from even the company markets its yard like it's made from actual marine litter such as discar

the specimen is juniper wood as can be found growing in the highlands around look depp a today. they a clear indication that it wasn't climate change that drove people away. and. the louvre museum in paris regularly holds expert conferences in order to provide information on the latest developments and findings the focus today is on turkmenistan julio's army anto and mohammad are reporting about the latest research there for a long time the country was basically a blank spot in the historical atlas but excavations show that for millennia it was a hotspot of world history from 4000 b.c. to the beginning of modern times it played an important role in the expanse of eurasian cultural sphere life ancient turkmenistan grew rich from conducting trade along the silk road which carried highly valued goods from eastern asia to the middle east and rome with its strategically important position between western and central asia the region formed by the link between the rulers of china and the emperors of faraway rome. to. this speech go it doesn't leave any crimes behind because there's eno

and it runs on renewable raw materials in this case which finally chopped wood it's biomass. there's a lot of wood in this area being in the black forest which can be used for that. annoy. me shows that it really is possible to source renewable wrong materials locally. and generate heat as well as power for all households and homes built in this quarter so it really is the local power plant. why are the chickens here. that's a good question but you know there are the residents who are happiest to be photographed . when they have their vote bank presidents i'm not so sure. freiburg even has a sustainability manager since autumn 2020. this is supposed to ensure that the city does not rest on the laurels of the past such as the showcase district of. this is a stain ability shouldn't be an afterthought it's a matter of the basics that's why our job is incredibly important and we must make sure to get people on board and excited about the topic and clearly we can't do that by bashing them over the head with it. as a sustainability manager are you sometimes the villain can you get

as booty both not took a wood carving from the house a tangle the futile boat ornaments belonging to luck preserve. when max book now returned to munich a year later he gave this tangay to the royal ethnographic collect. in today's 5 continents museum. a gift drenched in blood today over 100 years later curator stefan eisen hoffa is grappling with the question of this wrongfully obtained object ownership. if you don't watch it annoys you since the late 1990 s. professor prince come undone they have heard that it has been demanding its return on the grounds that he is its rightful owner if you have it he says shift oh does that undermine this is a trying day that belonged to my grandfather i am his successor so on hard. but the germans say i must find that i am my grandfather's rightful heir. is woman and. i. didn't mean city in southern nigeria. sadly in recent decades it's notoriety as the hub of human trafficking has eclipsed its centuries old reputation as a center of arts and crafts and specifically brands works. not far from the royal palace of the. street is a unesco world heri

made out of wood. even recycling the stuff that we throw in our planes is pretty pretty hard like i found out in my last video. but this is really different. especially because ocean plastic has been degraded by salt and sunlight so it uses a lot of its original quality. ok next step would be get rid of dirt oh this is. even tiny amount of sand seaweed or shells can make plastic non-recyclable. round about 5 percent it's really to use every sector can work with so if we give them the material to somebody who makes pellets out of it they say not more than 5 percent of currencies that's pretty clear. even when cleaned industrial leaves sand can still be found on a microscopic level. which is why i know a lot of cases products contain a mix of ocean plastic and other recycled material but the ocean plastic can only be a tiny tiny fraction of this bland but the airds still look like this. all of these products are made with nylon from because even the company markets its yard like it's made from actual mar

time to appreciate you crunching the numbers for it thank you thank you tiger woods 2 days before nato begins with drawing troops from afghanistan german foreign minister heiko moss has visited the capital kabul saying that germany remains committed to afghanistan's stability but talks between the taliban and the afghan government they are faltering and many women fear their hopes of a better future are now in jeopardy. makeup and hair styling are still tanika remains passion the 24 year old discovered it here in the south in kabul the women working here are too young to have experienced the tyranny of taliban rule. but they worry that if the hard line islamists regain any power afghanistan's women will lose their hard won freedoms. fit in the phone and if we can be assured that we'll have peace in our people will be safe we do accept wearing the job but only on condition that women won't face restrictions that we will be able to work and study we don't want the old afghanistan i've never seen the taliban but i fear them. the salans owner was born as a refugee in iran but she returns t

like casually misplaced clothes and undergarments but on closer inspection they're all made of solid wood. welcome to arts and culture cinemas theaters and concert halls may still be closed but one thing can be said of berlin the cameras are rolling as a film location the german capital is positively booming the historic production studios in babble's back are books out booked out months in advance and that despite the otherwise chaotic handling of the 2nd and 3rd waves of the pandemic in germany. the backlog. looks quiet but behind the scenes where we're not allowed to shoot things are as busy as ever production is in full swing a year after colvin 1000 shut down everything at berlin's biggest film studio. a year ago we were stunned. every production was suspended the international. filmmakers who were here fled the country. and we were full literally every square centimeter of the studio was filled and suddenly there was nobody there and of course no one knew how things could continue. but while the berlin government stumbled from lock down to lock down albert was able to press restart

and you can eat or it tastes a lot like popcorn except there's no sugar or salt or chop wood of course so the taste is a bit boring and. the granules have been pressed together to form sheets or panels with plum proceeding providing the bonding agent as opposed to synthetic chemicals this makes the material compostable and even suitable as animal fodder of the team pioneers in the field. but they also use a hot air gun to compare the thermal conductivity of polystyrene foam to that of popcorn and then measure the heat that penetrates through to the back in the case of polystyrene foam the sensor reads $28.00 degrees celsius while the popcorn board is even better at absorbing the heat here the reading is under $25.00 degrees. houses with the panels in the walls or on the facades. or you can also use them as insulation for solid. material also performs better in the flammability test polystyrene burns up at a frightening speed immediately beginning to melt and release toxic gases. subjected to the same flame the panel of popcorn barely catches fire. only reason the poor is happy to pass

heart failure so i think we have to watch this space and it does seem that he is still not out of the woods even now that he has stopped his hunger strike and how have people in russia where you are really your react to to this story to this development. well i think it's worth pointing out that most russians or many russians at least still don't really know who i see now viney is most people aren't necessarily following the story state t.v. doesn't report on it even though he has you know gained more refuge here i think recently with the poisoning last year with his return to russia and also his arrest more people do now know him but among his supporters i think many of those people will be now breathing a sigh of relief after all this week we saw big protests across the country calling for doctors to be able to see alex a nonviolent people were really worried at those protests that he could be dying some people were even on hunger strike with him over a 100 people across roth russia apparently were on hunger strike with him so i think those people will certainly be very relieved at this a

the specimen is juniper wood as can be found growing in the highlands around today. clear indication that it wasn't climate change that drove people away. from a c.m. in paris regularly holds expert conferences in order to provide information on the latest developments and findings the focus today is on turkmenistan julio sarmento and mohammad are reporting about the latest research there for a long time the country was basically a blank spot in the historical atlas but excavations show that for millennia it was a hotspot of world history from 4000 b.c. to the beginning of modern times it played an important role in the expanse of eurasian cultural sphere ancient turkmenistan grew rich from conducting trade along the silk road which carried highly valued goods from eastern asia to the middle east and rome with its strategically important position between western and central asia the region formed by the link between the rulers of china and the emperors of far away rome. an architecture firm in the netherlands this instrument this letter. words on building for sucked

it's going to take a while to put this pressure on but the pressure is building we've now got holly wood stars and celebrity you've got former world leaders calling for this to happen and i mean absolutely amazing that apparently the biden administration is considering this proposal from south africa and india to waive titan's that would be an absolute game change it if it happened to date almost all rich countries have sought i did with the pharmaceutical industry because you do not believe believing it helps that country's economy in some way if a pharmaceutical industry makes a lot of a lot of money in the country it's based in we completely dispute that and we hope as a result of the problems we're seeing around the world that politicians are going to begin changing their minds on this after all it's really not acceptable that governments like mio can tell south africa or india whether there are huge problems getting vaccines into their own populations there's no problem don't worry about it the market will salt will solve everything in the long run it's not acceptable and we hope th

well correspondent and really sure when moscow says election the valise still not out of the woods even though the hunger strike is that well it seems that extent of on these demands to see civilian doctors have been met there was a new post on his instagram account he seems to have been passing these posts on to his lawyers periodically and in that post he says that he was able to see doctors that he says he trusts twice now and that they have recommended that he calls off his hunger strike apparently according to that post they said that soon there may be nothing left to treat if he starts if he doesn't stop his hunger strike but he has also demanded to see another doctor he's still complaining about numbness in his arms and legs so that demand goes forward cording to his supporters there is still some risk to his health even now that he's called off the hunger strike he himself says that it will be difficult to come out of this hunger strike that will take 3 weeks as well according to his post according to recent blood tests he may be at risk for kidney failure or even heart failure

the family found refuge in turkey but like so many others they want to continue to woods europe. back to afghanistan they say that's out of the question. the you will not have lost everything in afghanistan it's a war zone our house was destroyed how can we go back there when there's no safety for a children but if we have to go back they will kill my son that's not an option. so they are holding out in eastern turkey stranded in their new existence and they think of those who lost their lives and are buried here at the symmetry of the nameless. ocean whilst the day as ever they come for certain continues on vine upon us on twitter. as are doing us a good day. with the cars weren't sure. what to look at 911. that time was divine and powerful sound music. sports car of choice for many cars easy as a legend an icon of that ballet the 911 the very essence of the porsche wreck. next on t.w.a. . to the point of strong opinions clear positions of international perspectives. who are in place i'm going to mark them as germany's leader also september's election they're all new candidates

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