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Dale Vince on green populism and the 'Seaspiracy' documentary
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- čas přidán 17. 08. 2024
- Dale Vince is a green energy industrialist and owner of 'Ecotricity'. He's also the owner of perhaps the greenest and only vegan football club, The Forest Green Rovers.
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He is one of the pioneers of the electric vehicle charging network and executive producer of the Netflix film, 'Seaspiracy'.
He talks to Krishnan about how he went from traveller to activist and why we should all stop eating animals to save the planet.
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Great article. Fair broadcasting - not trying to catch someone out, but asking sufficiently probing questions (for this forum) - and what seem like honest answers. Dale Vince - I will buy your book... very impressive. Thank you.
My former chairman, changing the world one vegan burger at a time. Extraordinary man with extraordinary ideas; make sure you join the Green Revolution, I certainly am.
@Tony Blair We don't all have the privilege of eating Iraqi children for breakfast, Tony
Informative as well as interesting. This needs to be heard far and wide.
I'm hearing about so many people going vegan due to the exposure of the hard-hitting facts now.
So much respect to Dale for his brilliant achievements and endeavours in the face of climate change. Dale is always bang on point and deserves more listeners. Keep on going, Dale 🙂🤗🙂
Wonderful! 👍🏾Inspiring! ✌🏽Uplifting! 🙏🏽🍀Thank you Dale! 💚You make the future sound bright! 🌱Sky diamonds? 💖Wicked Kitchen! ❤️The Future Is Vegan🥰🐄🎉
Thankyou for making the film, everyone’s talking about it. Barb
An excellent interview. Channel 4.
There are now huge expanses of offshore wind farms in the north sea. You are not allowed/able to fish within their boundaries so they become de facto marine reserves. I really hope they help fish stocks recover.
Hopefully we can start constructing wind turbines that don’t cause as much noise pollution. Even our green technology is causing some levels of damage, solar panels killing bats, etc. We have a long way to go and not much time.
@@broadbeanificationHi. I was talking about offshore wind farms - I dont hear many people complaining about noise from them. As for bats - do you mean concentrated solar? Not sure how PV panels can kill bats. And offshore wind - again, not many bats around there. If we were really worried about protecting birds we would stop factory farming them, hunting them, driving cars at high speed and owning cats.
@@ecoworrier don’t know why you’re in debate mode, I was just adding to the conversation. If you don’t know about bats being killed by PV panels look it up and offshore wind turbines cause noise pollution in the ocean disrupting many species. I’m not arguing against these technologies, just pointing out they need improving. Also bats are mammals not birds.
@@broadbeanification Hi again. Debate mode? I thought that's what the comment section was for. My first post was highlighting a side benefit of offshore wind and you came back with 2 negatives of green tech - noise pollution and panels killing bats, etc. I did Google panels killing bats but most of the discussion was about bats and mostly birds being killed by wind turbines. I thought your "etc" was referring to birds. I'm quite clear about the difference. So I found something about PV panels (presumably large horizontal arrays - not panels on buildings) being mistaken for water bodies by bats and birds, and concentrated solar farms burning animals when they fly through the concentrated sun beam.
So I'm not clear if you are for or against green tech or what your point was about the bats. If you are against then we should do some cost benefit analysis of all methods of energy production. If you are for - then we are on the same page.
@@ecoworrier it’s not a debate if I agree with you though is it. I was extremely clear that I’m not arguing against green tech, I specifically said that I’m not. I think you should read my comments properly before you respond. There is such a thing as a nuanced perspective, I can be in favour of something and still want it to be improved. It’s not a difficult concept.
Absolutely inspirational.
Smart people are waking up to these evil industries.
@Tony Blair Dam that L is hurting you 😂😂 now your stalking me 🤣🤣🤣
Very true! So much information was hidden; glad that we know the truth now and can make positive changes to diets.
Sounds like a sentence which has been constructed by someone whose mother tongue is not English. This makes me think that the statement is from someone who is paid to post comments in order to sow unease in societies different to their own.
@@dac545j it's funny that you question that im english, even tho this is clearly shown as a global problem! I was born and raised in the UK 🙄 i wish i got paid to spread the truth 👍
@@dac545j You utilise English in the manner of a Victorian farmstead; was that your aim?
Really great video. Thank you for providing a platform.
Krishnan, my dad was fair chuffed to see you have one of his prints on your wall, as part of your podcast backdrop, and a podcast we both listen to ( referring to the everpresent black and white figure behind you, a peice titled 'the professional communicator.') Good taste from yourself and a somewhat surreal spot for him. Keep up the good work!
(Incidentally, my dad's artwork can be found for perusal on instagram at @josephdavieart - he probably wouldn't appreciate the barefaced promotion, but the more eyes on his work the better I think, he's a great painter and printmaker).
A great podcast, with so many great ideas.
We should ban fishing globally to save our seas!!! 🐟🐠🦈👍
@Tony Blair why are you so triggered by vegans, just don’t speak to them if you’re so easily offended. Protect yourself from the stress. Interesting you’re pretending to be a war criminal too.
Edit: previously Tony Blair, currently using Donald Dump for his troll account
Agree with you however as long there is demand there will be supply
@Satire Sateen if people want to give up fish that’s their choice and not only that, commercial fish farms are often comparably bad environmentally and in terms of welfare.
Ban it? That's your solution to a problem? Who will enforce the ban? You?
Have you ever been a fisherman? Have you ever lived in a country that relies on fish? Have you ever been a farmer?
Ban it?
Classic 1st world attitude - most of us live in the 3rd world, buddy.
Try to stop us fishing and you will end up in a local ditch - go on - try it... lol
@@the-selfish-meme7585 still using the terms 1st world and 3rd world? Trying to appear worldly and wise while being outdated and problematic? I get your point, but less economically developed nations are doing far less damage than European nations or Japan for example. Fishing quotas do need to exist and internationally observed. Enforcement will always be difficult, but economic sanctions can be deployed. Inuit people for example do not live in what you call a 3rd world country, but they do rely heavily on meat and fish for survival. You’re half right, but you’re both missing the real point of sustainability.
Just to confirm - the gas is carbon neutral because growing new grass replaces the emissions from burning the gas? Except you mentioned that the grass was already there. And not being burned. Or releasing carbon into the atmosphere. Or have I missed something?
Three things you should consider.
1. Grass is often cut anyway
2. At the end of the season uncut grass stems and leaves die and are rotted by bacteria and fungal organisms which release the carbon to the atmosphere.
3. The assumption is renewable gas is replacing fossil gas.
Excellent presentation but much is extreme, a moderate would have a strong argument. Vast majority of UK farmers care deeply about their cattle for example so saying "a brutal life etc" will switch people off when we all need to listen. I do think this man is a visionary.
Dale Vince is a top bloke 👍 Though, like most environmentalists, he never says a word against the catastrophic environmental impact of the world's 2,000 million tobacco smokers ...
Such a brilliant man. I wish people would care enough to make a change.
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...and I really hope Forest Green Rovers win promotion this season
Discovering and rediscovering the ''haute water'' every day...is JUST so english ! :D
The idea that we can't fish sustainably through scientific monitoring and rules is a simplification. The editorial standards of that doc are questionable and the hammering of the MSC is unfair. They are a dedicated group trying to guide the public and the industry to a sustainable future.
Rubbish.
Dale is a top Bloke
I love a fish butty but after watching that documentary I won’t eat fish now.
In 5 or 10 years if the fish have recovered enough I may change my mind.
fascinating !
Top man
Without disagreeing in fact with almost anything Dale said, I see things differently. I think limits to growth is false because earth is a big ball of molten rock; and that magma/ electricity/ hydrogen technology applied globally, with a view to a prosperous AND sustainable future, is the only truly adequate approach. The sheer scale of magma energy allows that we can transcend limits to growth. Not only could magma supply world energy demand carbon free, many times over forever, but provide surplus energy to desalinate, irrigate, recycle and capture carbon. In such a context, farming can be conducted to resist desertification, irrigating wastelands to feed cattle, to cultivate arable, habitable land with value. A landfill is a goldmine of resources for want of the energy to process the material. Hydropnics, aquponics all become far more cost effective given abundant clean energy. More energy means more choice going forward. Less, less reliable, and therefore more expensive energy - as a basis then, to afford the second and third generation of infrastructure charts an entropic spiral of decline. We need massive amounts of clean energy to secure the future. Not veganism and wind!
Energy independence - it's like brexit, but it's real ....
Brilliant.
I have just switched electricity supplier to Ecotricity 👍 (from EDF Energy, who claim to be "green" but are linked to the new £30 billion nuclear power station at Hinckley Point, near Bridgwater, Somerset 👎
Modern nuclear is green safe and competitive. Especially green even allowing for disasters.
I'm an NZ customer NZ$0.08 per kwh
I want to specially appreciate you for being a big fan.Thank for you nice Comment on my post, direct message via Hangouts using my personal email that will be indicated below.Also endeavor to add your name to the text so i can know you are the one texting because i don't respond unnecessary message.
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Interesting video sorry but I still like to have a burger, meet not vegetable burger i do agree by reducing meat consumption could save the planet or help but stopping meat altogether is a big no no.
Https ban the www prefix globally please
Look up Regenerative Farming.
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What’s Fukushima....
kinky raw fish
Or a leaking wrecked nuclear power reacter that blew up.
@@tidtidy4159 yea, my bad. I was thinking of FuckyShimi
No to forced or coerced vaccines, no to vaccine passports. Boycott businesses that impose this apartheid. Disgraceful and shameful
I'm to busy boycotting half wits
Electic cars are a disaster, they need to be made, as do the roads, and they do nothing to decrease traffic.
Fantastic. "Like Brexit but real"!!!
ah, sh*ut ! Im getting sleepy now.....:( ''I COULD SEE WINDMILLS and the power flow...''' But MAF*A behind , especially that of the real estates you couldnt see it my dear lord Dale Vince aka ''The Choice'' ?