El Podcast de Marco Antonio Regil - 081: El tiempo se agota, salvemos nuestra casa, con Vanessa Hauc

Episode Date: October 28, 2018

¿Sabías que los estudios científicos indican que el riesgo de sequías extremas, incendios forestales, inundaciones, extinción de especies, huracanes y escasez de alimentos se ha incrementado al máximo nivel en la historia de la humanidad?  ​ Esto se debe a la contaminación derivada del uso de combustibles fósiles como el petróleo, carbón y la explotación de la ganadería. Los mejores y más respetados científicos del mundo nos dicen que tenemos apenas 10 años para hacer cambios importantes en estos rubros antes de que el daño sea irreversible. Hace algunos años el lema de los ambientalistas era hacer las cosas por las futuras generaciones. Pero ahora el problema ha escalado tan rápido que las consecuencias ya las están padeciendo las generaciones actuales, ¡así que llegó el momento de tomar acción! Mi amiga y compañera de trabajo, la reconocida periodista Vanessa Hauc nos revela esta información inquietante pero además nos comparte un mensaje de esperanza pues hay muchas cosas que tú y yo podemos hacer para evitar una catástrofe global y participar en la creación de una economía y un estilo de vida que sean sustentables para todos. ¿Qué puedes aprender?  - ¿Cuáles son las principales actividades que generan el dióxido de carbono que contamina la atmósfera?- ¿Cuáles son las causas y consecuencias del calentamiento global? - ¿Por qué los científicos llaman a esta época “La Sexta Extinción”?- ¿En qué niveles tenemos que reducir las emisiones de dióxido de carbono para evitar la catástrofe global? - ¿Cuáles son los países que más contaminan el planeta?- ¿Qué es un “océano de plástico”?- ¿Por qué la ganadería es mala para nuestra salud y para nuestro medio ambiente? - ¿Cómo cambiando y mejorando nuestros hábitos alimenticios podemos contribuir a salvar el planeta?- ¿Por qué cambiar a una dieta basada en plantas es tan importante?- ¿Qué es el gas metano y como la ganadería está deforestando y contaminando a nuestro planeta?- ¿Qué puedes hacer tú, desde hoy, para ayudar?  Hablaremos de las soluciones, ¡¡porque esto está en tus manos!!

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that's a goodvenida to the third time of the podcast to this episode that called

the time The Time Sovethed Our Wesse Our Wesse and to to start that time I

have the enormous of having a person of someone to get a person of

telemundo Vanessa, welcomena. Thank you. Thank you, Mark. In fact, the sentiment is

reciprocal. I'm happy to be happy to be here. Well, thank you to do

the whole heart and we have a section of much in telemundo,

in a new day about this about this time of the climate and I

said, this this time we need to extend and we we

have to profundize. Vanessa, as being a journalist telemundo, also is the project that's called Planet Terra,

of which you're going to be a political, expert in the climate, conferencist professional, and is a gift of the planet

earth, because, O'E., is that in serious, is that you do you take your time to something to something that's

an emergency for all. So, well, really, this is my realderer passion. As a periodist

that gave almost 19 years, working in this time, I took to start to cover all type

of stories. You know, when there stories of health, you know, there's about the

time I'm about the form in the world that we're doing this little to a little, while I'm

more I'm about this time, more experts and more hurricanes, I'm overcaste,

more sequoias, and it was the story most important in our times. This was the story that I

wanted to to tell and that I had to tell to our community? It's that if this story not is a regular, the

other problems are irrelevant because we're going to exist. So, I remember that Bernie Sanders in your campaign,

that said, not is that the other problems not are important. The campaign to the presidency that obviously no,

won't do you know, but he said in the campaign. If not we're doing it does it not give to

the other and we're not we're to make the same the scientifics most important

of the world. No, is that not they've said before, but what, what's what's in the last

times? The other people were the other people? And what they're and there's new in what

they said? Yeah, it was an announcement. This is the panel intergovernmental of the

nations unites, a group of scientists, a group of those were those they were the

people that's was a thing that was getting to the form in the

other the first they were the six,000 studies different of more than 90

countries and what they're they're in the question in the accord of Paris said we're we're going to limit the

amount of the temperature to a 2% not a 2 degrees. That not that would be more to

do that we we're going to we're just to get the better consequences of the climate level.

This scientific what are saying is that can't do you can't be more to be more than we

because if we're going to start seekias more furs firestals hurricanes

more and there's a lack of food in some places, we're

going to a impact direct in our animals in the species of plants, that are

extinguiting to a a pass un-up and we want to and that

are all the things that we think, we're we've had some we've

many we're we're we're we're going to a hurricane five,

four in Mexico and so so it's something that's something that's

something we're They say, we're redoubler the Compromis of the Accurals to the Marche, because we're only 12

years to limit these emissions that cause the calentmentment global and avoid that our planet to keep a planet's still

a lot of the reportage with one of the first of the one, all the that the water that the water, and then it's all this humidity, all the vapor

to more a more heat, more nubes, more humidity, right? And then the high pressure up these

new places to the places to the time and so it's like if you like you like the

expression, no, but it's this remolino, where that where's, where's,

where's, and so it's all the super hurricane. So, they're all the nubs, and it's

to say, more temperature in the more hurricanes like those that we're

looking, that we're like a category four, five were a thing

extraordinary. And now is one an or a other one after a other, the most

common it's not that they're these of these are those of these. So, it's

called in English. And basically, you know you're explained very clear, the

temperature, the waters of the oceanos are like if were

like were in a uracana we're never we

have never have times of the the sea, as if

so, milesimates of a degree more than a lot of these hurricanes. And we've

that's forming hurricanes that's that's a tormenta tropical, in a couple of

hours can pass to be to be category one, two, that's not seen

before. The storm as the time that's form in the ocean of a

day for a day to another, that's that's what is what is the

thing. So, so just for covering in order, because obviously

I've many questions that I'd like us help us to understand many questions to do you

so what so it's that the panel intergovernmental of the UNU according the data that you were

passed they're they're they're saying in this new studio that we don't

we have to prevent to be a two grados but one five that's the new bed

and how time we we're to make changes to to save to our

house to our planet that is the only the only that the

they're they're saying that's 12 years, basically for the 2030, we should have reduced the emissions generales of the planet in a 45% and very seguitito,

for the 2050, we'd have been able to have been to have been able to be good news. And is that there are 196 governments of the planet that have compromised to reduce these emissions. When the firmed the Accuards of Paris, it's a record that was something

without, so that many governments have been unied to sign a compromise global to do not the emissions of dioxide of carbon that they're

causing the calentament of our planet they're they're going to be a question I'm interested a Christiana

Figueroes, that's a diplomatica Costa Ricance that was the designer, the architect of this accord

and she said, look, she said we we're going to get to going to go and

going to be going to the temperature of the planet, but the compromis so they had to make sure, this panel

was this panel is confirmant. And he's saying, we're 12 years to accelerate the pass and reduce these emissions in form radical. And the marvelous is that we have all the tools. We have the technology, the energy solar, the energy a olica,

we have the compromise global of the governments. And we have also the disposition of the people, because you're going to be the way more and more people are interested in this theme. And every more people start to take responsibility because I me frustra much, I mean, it's part of the

life, when public us something and the people comment, ohhala someone do a little,

no, ohal someone, let me ask that, no, wait a minute, how can't, how can't,

how can't, I mean, the question is, what I can do I? What I'm doing? Because that's in

our hands, not it's like we, we're, we're, we're, we're, we're,

we're, God, God, he's, he's a lot, and the and the

miracles so- of this thing of empowerment and to to take responsibility. So,

so, oh, ha'all that someone is someone is someone so you, you are you, are you,

are you, some of you are you guys that are you in the studies scientific. This is not more more

opinions there about, where where comes the damage that we're doing the damage those

symptoms of the calentamento global, the climate climate. Well, the 70%

of the climate global comes the way in that we're

basically are of the combustibles fossil, the carbon and the petroly. And the 30% more or less,

it's the way in the way we're in our food. So, if we're to think that basically that

are the two great founties, the 70% we have to combat it a level global.

So, the governments have to make sure to make sure to do to do other type

of energy, that's imagineate, the sun is illuminating our planet and there

there's there's a statistic impressive that that's a day of sol is sufficient to calentar the planet

during the year. Especially if you take that energy solar of the places like Arizona in the

United or Nevada or Florida or California and I can see with the list and in Mexico Arizona Chihuahua

and all our great America Latina that's all yeah yeah she's a trying incredibly advancing

in the energy solar. In all parts of Argentina Brazil we have we have

we have That is like to have the light of the water disparaging an energy that we're not not being a total. So,

there's the clave, not. So, transform and transition to our economy to a economy to energy

renewable. And the wonderful of this is that as the great transformations is that is based on

a level economic. So, yeah the energy solar in many times of the world,

it costs less than the most than the so it's all this will be a do you

or not, this will do it, what is basically to be to be bus and

advance rapidly. Now just to understand, for that it's quite not to assume that

we're not that they're doing that's where they're doing? We're we're doing something that

is made on the year for millions of years that were there entering to the

tapas internas of the we're we're doing ohios or ductos and we

we're we're we're we're making and we're that's so it as simple

like you you have said. And this generate dioxide carbono that's a gas that's

a supermating and that's a lot of the atmosphere and basically it's like we put it a covigita on the

the earth, it's not doesn't the gas. So the gas will be the regress, reflexes

to the water and it is like I'm in a quarter and start to come to get to

the quarter. Exactly. No? Becer to a camer a start a a yanker or start

to do whatever whatever whatever anything, whatever energy and no

so you go the and the the door. And you know and the windows, and the

so you start. And so you start to get to get to and our time. And our

country has been more than what we're actually actually. It's many years. But never

this way so rapid. So there projections scientifics that show that's when we

started to we're going to develop to the petrol and the gas and the carbon, it's

to get to the way radical the calentament of our planet too

was a parallel to our development. So, never before ever had

calentated that not a opportunity to the plantas and the animals to adapt to

this, to the point that simply there are species that's extinguying to a

a march without a question. And these energies for there some in the

political say that they're there are things that this is a

contradiction. So, no you can do you can't normal limpia, you're cheming.

The concept, I think, who was Barack Obama, or no see, one of the scientists who said, talking about the

president of Donald Trump, that said, that no, that there was a carbone limpio, or there was,

a energy, that we were that we're not, you know, you can't be able to think that's

a lot of, it's a combustion, you're just you're coming, you're, you're contaminant,

so, so it's illogical, it's contradictory what, what's so, so, So,

Tristently, one would why so much why such a reason why it's a very clear

that if we're not quite, if you're taking the renewables and and notarable and and do you doing ojos

to the earth and taking all this and quamandle why not we don't we don't because

I don't I think that there interests economic and there are very ferners that

live of that they're they're of all these energies, the gas, etc. Like Mexico, for example, that has Pemex or Petroleum

Brazilians, no, that's one of the companies more most of the world, Exxon, Mobile, all these companies that are that they live

to them, obviously, I know, it's not, it's not quite. And they're many interests millionaries, because,

because obviously, the form more more easy to produce an energy and more economic, more barata, is that,

the petroleum and the carbon. In this moment, it could be a little more more, but in In some places,

yeah there's quite of costoso to use the energy solar and use the carbon. So, it's for that

this energy contaminant is going to be obsolete. But I love that you try you to take that

the issue to coalition about what is the administration actual in the United. And it's

important to understand something, Mark, and that we all the community

scientific, so 97% of the scientifics of the world are the country in that

the change we're We're going to The 1% says that The 1% says that no. So basically it's like if you

go to be medical and you're you're going to get to make your your life. You're going to you're going to you're going to

you're going to to say? A qual to you're going to try? And so if you see a 100 doctors and

95, 97 of the 100 me said, if no does change in your life, he's going to

make more. And three or five or 10 me said, no, no, you're doing see like,

see, see, Siga fomando cigars, SIGA, eat with Tocino, you metase what you say,

and here you do you're doing and say, oh, you know, and learn to get to come well, your body,

learn to make your to make a question. Because, well, we're going to get a

about that that's a thing that me, I'm a question, because if I'm

to do you know, to the people who have to give more there's there a

consequence, there a opportunity, and if the other 10% there also a consequence

and the, I mean, the risk are a risk, if I'm a risk, if I'm a question to be able to and what I'm

going to be able to do you do that I'm sorry to the people, we're doing a pause, and continue us. You know,

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and we're and we're we're going for more we're we're going we're we're always

with telemundo together together, together, together, we're doing we're doing we're

we'regill we're going we're going we're our house Vanessa Oc, period of

Newmund leader of the project Planet Tierra and Ambientalista expert in

the change climatic is that is with us opinions of the scientific. The 97%

says that we have to clean the planet. And the 3% The 2% no% doesn't say that no, that's a

no, it's a lucre of this. Absolutely. And it's important to understand, Mark, that this is science,

so this is a not a debate that of a point, I think, the problem, the science is a fact.

That is what revela the science and the science is exact and precise. If the science not is the opinion,

so one is two, oh, I'm I'm sure I'm not, no, It's one

plus one is two. If not it's not it's not a Cientia exactly. So, not is that

the 99% or the scientifics intuia that we have to see, I'm sure,

I'm that they're saying, no, you're saying. And you know, something is

that the scientifics generally are very conservative. They're they're not many times they're

to have to have opinions definitive like this is what is what is what

is what is it's the Nobel of the physical of Mexico, the doctor

Mario Moreno, said, he said a interview a couple of and he said, look,

we're not us over we're doing, we're doing, the time of the time because we've done

the urgency necessary to this theme. And for why? Because it can be because

we're very very because we're not, but now, this is something that's

going to we're doing that we have to we're doing that we we're we're, we

we're no, no, no. We have to do We have to do And the consequences to not To make

a lot of These 7% of the scientifics are very Because, because, also what we're We're going

to suppose a locura asy, like, fumet mariguana and the 97% of the scientists

because I was alusinating elephants. Okay, we're we're doing the planet because what is

the damage the planet to use the energy solar or energy of air? Nothing?

No, what you And we we're we're doing all the days, not only

only with the hurricanes more more than the seaquias, with the infernales of the malice that

there in California that every are more and every more long, but more long, but also our

children are very much so they're they're in the infirmities respiratory there's

there's problems of sequia radicals in some places where there no there's

there, lagos that's set to a moment for other. So this

is something is a palpable. And before we we've got to the calentation global,

look, important because our children, yeah not is our children, this is going now. We're going

much more than what is expected, of what we're the risk of the scientific is the real estate and what we're

saying, that we don't know, but what we're going to get us the one percent of the

people who say, that they're saying that we're saying that we're the risk is immense.

And the fact is that we don't we don't we're not we're we're saying, no,

there's a way to say, well, this, or we're we're doing a world that's a

world in the world in the world in the world in the world in we're doing and we're positive is

that we're all the things to take the energy solar, there's the energy a olica,

the governments who are doing these people, even in the States if you're not,

is that the administration actual, it's said, you know the thing,

you know, no, no, What what is that at level local, the leaders local are

doing a job of a job of a business that's a 40% of a group a the 90

alcaldes of the cities of the world. And this group of alcdes what does

is advance to change the transport, to doifices more efficient and include dietas

more healthable that not affect that are that are that are putting

limits to the energy to the contamination of some companies. So in the cities, it's produced the

70% of all the gases contaminants of the country. If the alcaldes to comemette to make a agenda of sustainability

and to be part the accord of the country, no. Because the cities are going to do you have to do the government.

Or from California. Like, as a state completeito, Jerry Brown, the governor, he said, I'm in the

accord of Paris and California is the fifth, sixth economy most grand of the world. The world.

And is in a disjunitive with the government federal of the United and California said a

job of a wonderful. And California is a a job of a in a lot of things of sustainability. in quite a time of sustainability. It's a. the avant-garde. It's a, it's a way. Exactly.

If I can't put a lot of panels solar in my house is a wonderful idea, etc. If I can take the bus,

if I can go to go transports, public, to do you know, in the metro, all of this

function. All that. And if I can vote for candidates that the different representations

of the energy that's another thing that's another thing that's a problem of that's

because if you put to think to be able to a future more for your family and for the future of this monida, so, is being concerned

that in our hands we have a power immense, that is the vote, and that we have that privilege of be part of electing who are our

candidates that we're to make us, then we're going to make what you and if for this candidate is important, the health of my planet, then I

vote for him and then I do that vote of confidence. And if the candidate is saying that no, and is of the the time

of the change climate, there's to be where they're receiving donatives because, I'm very these great corporations

that live of chemer energy not renewable and the energy that is not far don't know many quantities

to the campaigns of some politicians. And so it's like very clear, because these politicians are

in favor of these energies, are negating the climate. They're not really

for these great companies. Now, the other theme, and it's a time

that we've talked much here in the podcast is the the foodation, but really never we've

focused in about the food planet. We've talked about the health physical personal, of the great benefits of a diet based on

a diet based on a diet based on this podcast. Are you yet vegetarians or veganos or simply are diminuading or

are able to that possibility? Of other form, no continue in this podcast, obviously. But from the point of the

planet of our house, platica us how affect it because much people don't understand. He's what do you

know, I mean when I put the post of a minute of the interview that I said for a new day in the

world, they said we understand we the cruelty of the cruel of animal. But what has to be that

I'm a carne with a planet? Sure. Well, no, it's important because imagineate

that the 30% of the emissions that are carentating on our planet precisely

of what you put in your plant. So, the agriculture especially of the

production of the car, of the canadadery. There is to understand that for, to create the vacas that we're not going us, basically we're using more of the half of the earth of the planet.

More of the mid- More of the part of the water. And then, imagineate, it's a thing to deforestation to put the vackas or to sembrate the food that are to consume the vacus. So, yeah,

the fact, the deforestation is one of the causes principal because you know that the arboros, of the fact, are marquins that are

absolutely the CO2, the dioxide of carbon and they they're going in oxygen. If we're cutting and

and we're to make this element for the backas, then then we're doing to get us and then

the other other side, the vackas and all the animals, with the backas, the cabras,

those, pollos, Ceretos, but specifically the vacas produce in gas metano in their

in their process digestive that also is a popo, the gases that the

Chans, as as we like we do do we do do you do and that's the gas metan.

And it's a summating and it's another of the points important. And so, that you

have the possibility to do a way, so if you reduce your consumption of the car

or if you're a vegetarian you have an impact immense in the planet

because basically not you don't you're that's that industry that

the gases of the effects of the so it's important that the people

so As you're saying, no? So it's the combination. For one side, you know, we're going to think, we're going to energy in our

house, and that's the planet. But apart, we're we're doing the arboles that us helpen to create oxygen and to clean the planet.

And the ganadery is the principal cause of deforestation, the Amazon, to start to to be able to to be able to

and to be the animals. And, and the waterable, that there's many people, millions of

people, we're doing those enormous quantities of the water to the ganado. Al ganado

and a statistic that you know, a statistic that you know, that you know, to create, to generate,

a single kilo of the carne, so need to 15,515 litros of water, 15,000

1,000 liters of and of 10 to 16 kilos of cereals to create that that vaca

and to make that that's impressive. And it's and it's unsentable because if

that if that quantity of that quantity of the directly to the human,

and that water and you're to do you know, so you're you're raised and there's can't be able and there's

there's a lot of people. In change, with the cereals and with that water directly to those people, it would be

a lot of where I said, I don't remember where, that'd say that we'd say that we'd have done with the animal. And the

and the protein vegetable is more barata than the protein animal. And more and more saludable. Look,

that's, that also was another of the points of this study that revealed the National

the panel intergovernmental. Basically they said that we're we're going to change the form of the

time we're in this moment we're 7,600 millions of people. For the 2050 we're going to 8,000

millions. For the 20,000 and for the end of the cycle, we're going to do 10,000

of people. Yeah, with that this quantity we're simply not going to be sustainable and

not sustainable for the land to that time in the form in that we we're doing now.

We're we're doing the planet. Yes, literally. So, we're going to transform.

There's we have to change that form of the food those we're we're doing, and start to

think more in, look, there are there's tons of protein. There are many times we don't,

our mothers thought generally if there's a piece of a piece of the plate in the plate,

no, not is a person, no, and the last time, a nutritionist and she said, look,

there are incredible founts, all the vegetables have proteins, but, for example, the granos are incredibly full of proteins.

The quinoa, the aros, the lenteches, the garbanzas, the frioles, all of that's full of protein. No, it's a lot of the human. And it's more barata than the protein animal,

because a little a kilo of a carne, never will cost to less than a cheese, of lentejas, of avas. Exactly.

It's incredible. There's a, there's a documentary that you've seen the Cowspiracy, cowspiracy, that's in Netflix,

where they're also the enormous the enormous the enormous the enormous the end of the crement

that cabba in the rivers and in the mar because, because the gas metano that's

when the vacas seachan those gases that's that's that's that's

that's imagineate the tonelads and tonelads of screment and we that's not natural

the mar not is designed the ecosystem of the the car not to have

to have to increment there there into and that's and that's it's a effecting

to all the life in the ocean. So, it's to have to the water, acabarns

to the water, use to use the resources that could be used directly for the human and

the gas metano is there also so those two things. What energy we are

using to live and what we're doing? I think Marko that we're in a moment

a moment clave for our humanity at all all level, starting, look,

if we're talking about we're going to a economy of energy limpia, that this is impressionate.

This is, this is a moment historical, not imagineate during two years, we've been we've

not used to energy contaminant. But also I think there's a change of a

conscience, I think, that I was a very, no, there were there's

vegetarian, I'm a vegetarian, I'm look, that's, yeah, that

congruent, because with all what you know, because there's There's much

people who know this and here to go to get a bit of a way, we're going to

let's over to put on an chorice oh, that's, no? PASA much,

FACACACA. No, me so it's seven years and it's one of the decisions

that I feel more more I'm really a colleague oh, yeah, good

man. Pardon that you don't know the so, then, then,

so now you see there's there much people there there many people

of carnes that imitans the real, and that are almost identical to the meat, the color, the

texture, all. So we're we're doing it we're all, we're all to do. And many times is simply

understand the impact that has our life in the planet and to be able to because for that we're

going to change, there's always we get us with a one, a, this is what

me did I my mom, and from my son, I'm going to my my son, we're here,

we're we're going, we're we're we're not of the changes that we're

going to present us now for necessity. We're going to a pause

and we know we're going to the podcast about the things that we're to do the

last segment in all the positive that I'm doing there's the problem there's the there's a

but for the love of God, no that I'm going to no, no, no, no,

no, no. No, no. We're going to we're doing what you we can do we can't do we

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We're going to the podcast of Marko Antonio Regil. We'll continue on the podcast. The time is agotas. Salve us to our house. No, no. Oh,ala,

that somebody salve to our house. No, salve us, we're doing noticeros, Telemundo,

ambientalista, and other, conferenceist, vegetarian, I just, and I've been to enterer. The expert

in this theme is with us. Bane, we'll talk a little bit important. I'll repeat

all the time. I go, my compromise not with the tradition. My compromise is with the evolution. Wow, I'm a

evolutionar. It's the only phrase that's me occurred. So, like, well, well, yeah,

even, my compromise, not with the tradition, but the problem. The time, I'm

are very much that I'm always, they're in the most alt-alt- because there are traditions

horrible that we have in America Latin, racism, a sometimes is a tradition. Gopiering is a tradition. Ser infiel is a tradition.

O'ye, us want to be able to those traditions. The bullying is a tradition. There's a lot of traditions that not we're not doing.

The discrimination is a tradition. Not that we do that. The theme is the evolution. What I can do to create the

most high bien, not my, but of all those involved. And in the others, then obviously, is our house?

There's the thing to be to be trying to start soniating to go to colonize it. So, we're going to colonize a a country that no has a planet that has an atmosphere, that's a rogo, that no

has no water, and we're going to go ahead, but here we have a burbujita, a blue, precious, hermosa, divina, that is a moment sagrado in the history of the universe, where there's life, oxygen. So, what traditions we can't change to be better? And this is our case. So,

that's our case. So, how lindo it has described because, because at the final of the day, yeah, so, marvellous

all the planets that are out of the this is our house, the time. Here's here I'm

here I'm here I'm and it's a house marvellousous because if you put you to think,

the, well, you've you've got to get to the islands of the and I know

a little about about these about this the the biodiversity that we have been

the quantity of species marinas, the the rickus the the plants, all what we do

to the earth is impressive and impressive and the minimum that we can give to give to give us

that's a point of life that we're we can't do that's we can't make that importantat

what we about about about the vote not to make sure that we're representing

the interests of the the earth that are the the interests the world. The interests

of the interests of the your house. And you have to ask us to ask the thing.

Absolutely. We always we have them of the same them about the planet and the energy and the and the animals

and what are you? And what's you're? You know? Cree that the change the climateical we're doing

we're doing the castig of God that we're to make us to turn us to turn us to come down

to us like we're a plagues or what? In what you're you're you're saying?

You're to ask you and vote for those we're who not quoth the

congruent with us, for the second to inform us because, look, as we've

about here there's there's about this is very to do this is easy to access to the

type of information and know exactly what is what is what is the form in the way I live

affect to our planet and to talk to us to our schools, to talk

to our schools, so that's the legado most important, to teach to us

to give to care because they are agents to change, and they're they're

are going to get our humanity to other other and for our dollar. Every time

I go to the time I'm to make a product is sustainable to buy to say

bananas that are locally locally that not come from from Madagascar traversing

the ocean in an ocean generating contaminants but so no more more

more than and to buy products that not biodegradables that not affect in our

oceans So, every that you you're you're you're you're you're going to

you're and you're to be a so you're so we're our own the way of the supermarkets in Mexico

they say overrueads here in the States are the farmers markets in Colombia no see

how they're they're but is to buy them directly to the agricultor that he

locally is still cocechating is helping to help us and you see the

car of the car of the and you it's an experience It's very

beautiful. I mean, I mean, the money, they're going they're going to the grand category,

or the intermediaries, I mean, I'm when I'm that you know, that's the intermediaryary, that the

intermediary between the agriculture and the supermarket is the most gain. So the poor agriculture is the

is the thing that the carcheche, the that's the right of the sun directly. And the

intermediary is the the contact with the great of the supermarkets, and is the the

car lot of the part of the pastel and the supermarket too To buy the direct to the agricultur is to help the economy of that commercial.

And your dollar, well, it has, but, you know. And other of the things that we can do is, is recasasar. I mean, generally, yeah we're like conditioners. And so, you serve a negotiation, and the patio, the popote, as a lot of money. The page, you, the, you're going to dole, the pitilio, you're going to do aepa or something to buy or something, and they'll put in a bowl. And to do you take in a bolsa, and in a tar. And bolsey, bolse, so it's like, no, look, start pendent, is very alert.

I don't want a bolsa. No, to get your supermarkets to not contaminate to not generate more plastic. Well, California

just got to pass the law where you're not, not they're not to do the poppottes or pitillos.

So you're to give it. No, but they're not they're not. But you're the new law

and also they're not prohibiting little to pox of you have to have your own own

your own little you need to you're to pay for the money. And that's where when I'm

moved to Florida, the plastic like, so nothing. And the plastics are another thing that's a

time you know, you know, you know, I'm going to last time about the impact of the plastics.

There's basurero of plastics in the planet. Five, immense, the size, the time of the state of

Texas, that's contaminating our oceaning. That's, then it's decompone and form in

microplastic. It's petrolio. The plastic has been petrol. It has all the contaminants

chemicals that you can the other people, that's the They're going the peas more bigger, that at the final

they get to our mess and we we're going to we're going to we're in the water than we're that there's a thing that's

there's a more more than the 50's. But imagine it more plastic than and the pieces. And so it is a plastic

and the and the people who come peces, they're going to come and then then because there's more cancer

and then because there's exactly. Today, today came an article that was reading this morning

that said that world, I did an study that revela that in the

intestino of the people of the person's there's there's in the people of

people of the time last there's a study that said that the 90% of the salt

that's the salt that the world entire has so that's that we're not we

don't we don't know so that it's at end of the time that you know I'm not

the person the the I'm not the part of the the

part of the system whatever whatever thing that that's the that that's a

my directly it's a it affects to my family it's a my life, me, as part of this

system that's the that's the so we're we're we're doing our house no?

Oh, that's that's but well there's the energy that we use us

to transport us, what we we're coming to eliminate the use of the plastic

to talk to our social, repostear recommend to create conscientia the new

generations have in the mind much more abier the millennials, the people more

young, has much more conscientious of this thing, is what me does this thing. Now, you are involved in this

of the project Planet Terra with Telemundo? Quintam of this. I know that's going to the world,

what's doing what you're doing you? In your conferences, I know, you're doing with the

people of Al Gore. Quintam me all this that's fascinating. Well, I have a organization

that's a organization that's a organization to informer and empower our community Hispanic

about this theme and after five years we've gone around the United, doing conferences gratuitous,

informants and empowering and educating to our people about this and give them their life and have an impact positive in the

planet. And at the time I'm to work with the vice president and he's about about about it.

He has many more more grand than my years in English, for supposed, around of the world and

I do part of those conferences. So it's been a great way more and more people.

The last we've with Al Gore, was in Los Angeles, and were 3,000 people. 3,000 people during three days learning of science, receiving those instruments to change. That's, for sure, me

myelchews. Al Gore, for you know the majority of it, but for who know who is vice-president in the period of Bill Clinton. Yes, he was vice-president two-two-termines. Two term.

He was up-punned to win the presidency for that, that was all the theme of in the United, but, also, it was become a leader Worldial

of the movement to bring this conscience about the climateical and his documentaries have a

two documentaries have two documentaries. An documental was the title was the first documental the

final a real inconvenient with the publicient with the climate change inconvenient.

Those scientists of the people were the national did the general of the prize, the the

general. The general. We look at them in digital. You can find a real inconvenient truth. And the new, it's the new, the van, the avion of the avion of the, how is the second part. The second part is it. Being convenient.

Being convenient. Seinconvenient. Seinconvenient. You're just working with him, you're doing your organization, you're doing conferences. And I'm very content now because Telemundo,

we just got to our initiative, Planet, Terra, which is an unidad investigative dedicated exclusively to make stories about the change climatic and over how we can live in harmony with our planet.

So, I'm feeling two months, working a full, creating this type of information. Because I think, look, the community Hispanic, of all the communities that are is confirmed, and one after another time,

after another way, and again, we're the most we're most of the time. Incredibly. Nine of ten Hispanos would be for legislations to protect the planet,

even if it costs more money in their impuests. The Hispanos we're more the because it's the time. It's about the our own our own three generations, our brothers cultivated in the

our lives, we're reclimate for natural. We're just in our our form that we're living, is that's affecting our planet. So, so, what's the information of the World and of all the informatives, here in TeleMundo, we're going to to make stories about this theme. And you're going to go to the

Ecuador, to do part of your reportage with experts. I'm very content because, well, I'm very very much it's a

great way that's a lot of people. And we're going to imagineate that it's being a laboratory for the climate because, for being situated

in the Ecuador, that part of the world is a little more more rapidly. And, also, they've been by the effect

of the the new, that the water's immediately comes the effect of the the new year and these changes to

the temperature are making that's accelerate the climate the change climatic there.

So the scientists of the world are looking to the world as far to the future of the

world. Well, when they're ready to talk about it, and I with all like to

share in the radio social. But you thank you I'm honestly, I'm

much much to be doing to be able to work for telemundo NBC, Telemundo, that is a

company that is a company that we're doing today we're doing the podcast in the

telemundo center in Miami and we're going in a officeina to be to talk to

talk to you and I know I'm a good to we're doing this

because not all the companies to do you do this I'm in a question

I think back you about the time of the time of the thing that is one of the

great errors and with that I'm sure I and permit to give your

conclusion but my point of view is that not all can

be the I'm completely three hundred percent of favor of

the capitalism but a capitalism conscientious in the which not only the gains

are the factored to make the thing, to make the effect, the bestor the benefit of the matter has been to

a factor that's a thing that a more than more than I'm a little more of a lot of a lot of

a lot of the planet for our animals, for the health of the health of the

human. That's what I think I'm quite, but that's my and for our existence

no? Because of yeah, because if we're We're still so simply no

there's a way to do you? Of what you do you do you're to give to the money?

The way to do you we're going to we're going to we're going to because we're trying. See,

the important and I think to be first I'm I'm going to thank you for creating this space

and this platform of conscience because I love that that through all your platforms

you're getting this message of conscientious and I'm thank you Well,

I'm various locoes yeah, we're doing we're doing the possible. And for

other side, my thing my thought my thing I'm in the day in the day in I'm going to

this planet ohhalla it can do you know, I'm a little better, never a never better

but never better, but to contribute to generate a a change and a through my work as

a periodista and a through my and through my family I'm to do to be

conscientious in every moment. And that's the only that makes sense is a better human, no? At the other day, when I'm at the morning, I go, well, well, well, well, we're going to the morning, I go, well, well, we're going to, we're going to, come back. Creating a world better, creating a future and being agents of change. And

all we have the power to do this. All right. We're simply enter us, educarn us, empower us, to make the decision, and we're going to create a world that's sustainable, a world where there's opportunities, justice for all, no? For the human, for the animals, that

the respect also their space here, for the plants that are happening for the form that we live, so is to do those changes to generate a world and make. And that's an activist, activate,

put you active for something. So, I'm going to thank you. I hope that's the first of many of many of many occasions in that come to

share what you're doing. SIGANA Oakh, in RETES Social. It's on Instagram, in Twitter, and Facebook. Your account is Vanessa Ock.

Vanessa Ock. with double S Vanessa and the name is H. A, A, U.C. Okay, and if you van Mark Antonio.orgil.com, to the notes of this episode number 81, there we're going to

the reds of Vanessa. Also, they're going to Notices Telemundo, arro-Notis-Telemundo in all the social and there can find more

about this platform of project planet to the earth. Something more that is to agree, my. No,

I'm very, I'm happy to have been partied with you, and, and, well, we're going to

talk, so the problem is great, the problem is great, but also we're all all in our hands to do this

and we're to do it. We're going to because the balance is going to go to the people who's going to be

so quickly that this transformation is imparable. So I have all the faith and the certainty in that we're going to

generate the changes. And if you're going to I'm going to make a difference the response is absolutely

absolutely, absolutely every one of us has been an power immense in our minds. Inmenso.

and the best form to contagion to the other so you enfof it in you but when you you do you do you

you do you do you guys you're going to not you and barringing to get to the people in the car and obligating

to change if you can't the people you know and those you're those who

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