people learned to classify all hands full of animals as edible and all the rest of the classify as disgusting. i w series about our complex relationship with animals . the great debate, what you know, on youtube dw documentary, the big promises china is new mega ports on the coast of the sewing sales. but does globalization really benefit to everyone? the mountains of trash gone there is drowning and cheap loads from over the world. the

china recently welcomes to badging countries in palm this involved and it's felton wrote initiative, a vast infrastructure projects don't just by president she a decades ago today. more than a 150 countries are involved. that is, criticism has grad china is being accused of saddling poor relations with sustainable debt. as a result of loading is linked to the project staging is said to have invested at least one truly in us dollars in the initiative worldwide. the so called a new silk roads comprises a road and transport network that aims to connect to china with its most important trading and commodity markets. a key emphasis is on developing ports and associated infrastructure, particularly across asia, africa, and europe. now, south america, to head to the ports of chiang kai in paris to

tell me i know i am fighting against a mazda no, i know what they can do to ask, what does that sound? right? yeah, well i live next to the chime guy, mega pork chop, did that because of all the huge impact stemming from this project. so i became an environmental and social and just send. so what i'm the and that different sort of . so c, as chunk high for it is one of the latest projects of china is ambitious and felt and wrote initiative that global program names to expand china is reached to different markets and to control supply chains and portability. trendkite shrunk, i port will be a doorway between the agent and south america. that part of that you can get a so the last yeah, the phone will be able to take in the biggest chips in the well, i see i was, you know, hoping my that on this or you meet for you in the,

on the technology we're bringing in to manage the power and will be unique in south america, and will say that anymore about this one. but many residents are concerned about the projects environmental impact. local fishermen in particular are worried about losing their only source of income medium us his father roberto has been fishing here since he was 7. the we're traditional fishing the thing and we're in a state of uncertainty and security is mentally ill. i have no social security here, so i don't what i don't a to know and there are many like me. i, most of them are, you know, the chunk guy fishermen are struggling to make ends need. originally, the court project was conceived to be on a far smaller scale, but in 2019 chinese involvement led to a significant expansion greatly increasing its environmental repercussions.

concerns residents asked for help. i and this was a homeless, i'm a hot company. we have seen following the case of china drive because many residents have suicide support or the phone. the very good because they see the making projections. and one of them will change that lives completely and say they have not any protection from the prove in the states. we will not, but thank you for the front of the 1st thing we did was to ask and expect to look carefully at the changes listed in the environmental impact report, which we though a lot more difficult few minutes ago. in fact, funding does that expire, do stuff on our still new to he's a german biologist who's been working in peru for the last 25 years in atlanta. i see the symbols we've made more than 50 observations of incidents involving the use of the false methodology for me in order to hide negative environmental impacts. number one, the number one is the erosion of the nose and the beatrice due to the change of the tide. so for it, i'm going to have a quote in the 2nd,

the apartment is on the same page. so somebody is because the company is deepening . it did, i'm putting all of this material somewhere else in the ocean. it, it was, he thought there was some what the author or the impact number 3 is on the white lounge near the hall. but his movie, which contain protected, unimportant bed low as it can be effected by joshua noise. and the thing on the presence of human activity, we tend to get bored of better suffolk though, for boy on finally of course we have the impact on the lives of the residents. yeah . if you know of you meant that the name was that he talked to sort of policy own. ready medium us regularly visits this west land with other environmental activists to document changes and flora and fauna. yeah. come open from that. i'm on and who made out of town several. now we're in the wetlands of santa barry. so just next to the quote, just put me through the sentence. ready she shares the information in an online group called we defend chung chi bay. the irregularities at the $3000000000.00 project to go beyond environmental and public health issues. apart

from reports of violence to workers and social leaders, there have been serious allegations of corruption within the peruvian navy implicating top ranking officials. some former commanders are under investigation and then pretty soon and then so you can leave and he has tried to intimidate me. many times, oh so this is a suit me twice as well. so you think, okay, so i'd have to spend my money on lawyers and investor. lots of time in the sunday is here. 5. then all the so attacked me. they pushed me, they chased me and then they took my cell phone, the i don't, i could never get my cell phone back. woke up a little bit on me so that dw journalists were filmed by company employees. as soon as they approached the construction side, the company denies the obligations of intimidation and corruption and says that

complies with all regulations set by the peruvian government. the one thing is to declare your opposition to another thing is to go down the defamation route. and so you, people have gotten used to picking up the phone and finding someone basically coming against the owner of companies and people can put it aside and sort of meant consent based on that, it shows that it's a democratic why when people to know what the impact of the project is going to be for you look good on this part of the ceiling. they shouldn't have the information they need to make the right decision. as soon as like what they're not getting better feel it's not because people don't want to invest and it's not because people don't want development. i say that because local communities have long experienced with severe impact generation by such project or if the projector, most of the things got full, i think one see. and they told me to start to use

a know interested in our complain. and that clearly says, i'm aware of this easily, so that doesn't mean the size stopped by say nothing big seal, because if it's a match, uh you could have dignity, closest score like the display repeated down tens global tray to seen rapid growth denounced. 40 years 2022. it hits a record breaking. so a teacher in the, in here as is not really a cause for celebration. it is a dispute, an idea. globalization has lifted millions out of poverty. no, it's a weapon. the rich used to exploit the poll globalization builds bridges across

nations and promotes piece no is people's populism accelerates global warming and causes pandemic. so what to use for the session. ringback how can these conflicting realities quite exist and visited through the in between them? let's break it down of the disease and implicates lots of different values. economic efficiency, environmental sustainability, the value that'd be attached to good jobs. and depending on how people make the trade off between these different values, they will come to different stories, again, about the position in the middle, and then to find different villains and zeros. and you called us then is the co author of the book, 6 phases of globalization. together with content roberts, he analyzed 6 competing narratives about the virtues and vices of globalization. and they divided the negatives into different sub groups. first, we have the establishment and to reach out and use that as a win win process for all developed. then we have the negatives that i do

globalization as readers and losers. and finally, we have the people who are new that globalization is that most suited for the entire world, and that everyone is losing that. let's start with the most tech septic version of globalization. the establishments narrative. according to this view, globalization isn't on step above and over. whelming be beneficial for us and does evidence support the site, the declining power to rates all over the world. the god, the ends of the current international economic order have been promoting this narrative for decades. but especially since for exit and trump selection as president, it has been questioned more than ever. the corporate 19 fund that makes the direction invasion of ukraine and the recent us trying to rivalry have also. so to challenge this view, bend of the solution of the soviet union started in 1988. the world was headed for

a higher per globalization process. and brand company don't know which coal altered one of the most referenced charts showing how they couldn't make gains of this process were distributed. this is families that different graph the, on the left, me see the lowest income groups of the world wide on the right. the reach is one percent. let me see here is that since the call that's of the soviet union until the fiscal crass of 2008 that had been to clear winners. first one is the middle class of developing countries, especially in asia, china, in the vietnam, but also in countries like brazil and turkey. by 2008, they sold their household income's increased between 50 to 80 percent compared to 1988. despite many regional economic crisis, and the 2nd demeanor is the richest bumper send off the world,

mainly from invest in countries. but here the middle class is of the best, haven't seen much changing their income, and are increasingly angry about it. i think that's a good question. we get this in the west to be good globalization because not deliver to the middle class. well, the middle classes of the west expected or actually what they were latch to expect . and i think this is the, the bottom line of the us defend trend went to the globalization has to do with this brings us to the wind, losing their right to the left coming narratives of composition spoke like need cool distribution of the world. we can societies in around the world, it paid off the rich prosperity while every day folks bear the burden. left to mean populous point, fingers, and domestic c. u, as in 1000000000 as the local one percent, while the corporate power net on tens that multinational corporations explain cheap labor that were available to maximize profits and manipulate tools to pay as little taxes as possible. both narratives,

a greek globalization for this has many of those are the cursed communities, citizens color minutes the environments. but the only one we know, corporations on the other side, the right being published and there are 2 also these threat states, but different from the left green populace in who's to blame the right people for this is criticized in it's not for sale, it's enrichment, but for not protecting them from external threats such as showing of chips or inflow of migrants that compete for those jobs and threats and they are nation a light. then the g economy committed to on the other hand, focuses on a different kind of external tech. the growing dr was already between the us and china. although both countries have gained from economic globalization in relative terms, china has closed the gap on the us. this negative emphasizes the

threats posed by economic impacts dependence, the best authentic right. one of the phone i would need is that for, for the decades of hybridization, starting in the 1990s to the phone, most critics up to because i strongly developing countries, the institutional framework law has been designed by developed countries primarily to so their own ends. so you've, how long have this critique that the nation is essentially a neo colonial project? it's, it's like imperialism without the without form a donation. but now china has become the defender of freights, right? and the economy club, others ation, while the us is creating policies to contain beijing. and finally, the last to be with the alters identified is because although threats, narrative, proponents of dispute argue that we need to read to find the goals of our economy is enabled. indeed, using societies to survive and thrive within the limits of our planet. they see

globalization as a source and mix of the rates of global threats such as the climate and by diversity crisis, and condemning. they want it's kind of records in carbon emissions associated with the globalization of the rest and headings of proteins, extended consumption are in the entrance to the senate. but to each of these and the 2, is that true? that's true in each of the, but none of the narrative has the full truth. and that is simply because it ignores aspect said the other title. what these sorts in is that this stablish been there through has been good strong, but be as no fear new narrative to come, donovan, except maybe in some photos for example. and then i'd stage a deal comic now that proceeds to china as well as the main main issue is, has to come dominant, but it has to also tend to concerns about the time of crisis concerns about a corporate power. the global and the economic system is based on growth by the

dependent size or not about the plant. it needs our economies that enable it to try whether or not they grow, especially as the client when the crisis here knocking on our doors, the mountains of tech styles washed up on the beach and governor near the capital across the closing. why some europe, north america and asia, much of what in the global north, no longer ones ends up here. in the midst of the garbage, local fishermen are at work, repairing the notes and reading the accounts for sale. we're here with fish to go. the gym and invitations cooperative. waste piles up hand by the day. he says there's no escaping it. even went on the water all the all of this

year. yeah. what does it mean on top of the ocean our way, but we're happy to drop a lot of there's often more rubbish than fish. so what can be done about these mountains of old clothes and how can the lives of the fisherman and tech start work as an across the improved these richardson, her team are trying to find solutions. the us point design that has set up a charge and i cried. she used to work in the fashion industry for a visit to the cities, cut them on to closing market, prove the turning point that you go to come from underneath the piles and piles of people walking on top of piles house because fine plus across your face

and you realize that this thing, you know, that i had studied, i had worked in this industry, there's lots of money put into the advertising and everything. but it's just weight . ricketts, charity strives to give all tech styles a new purpose, and it's testing department. industrial design apology for is trying out recycling ideas is the garbage usually ends up in the material that the retailers are not able to sell the you could do that in the largest scale. we're currently actually developing the largest scale and the see. this was kind of an initial prototype machine in order to test the viability of the process. in order to create a mixer which binds together to form the form which can be used for fabrication application furniture application. it's a lot of f for

a product made from discarded, cheap clothing generated by the fast fashion industry, which pushes quick throwaway purchases. jim and he's capital palate and she and pop shop is opening opposite the scale caught in the department store. she and is a chinese companies that in just a few years since they've come to wells. number one, fast passion retailer it's winning recipe. cheap clothes usually only available online. 22 to sun. life policy isn't so important because it's very cheap and you can buy a lot for your money, okay, causing problems. i am focused on verse a basic cutting shot for 599. find yourself in the meantime. you wait a little on the internet, but yeah, in the moment i don't really think about it. it seems like you smoke critics of fast function in a minority here. do you have to create beautiful online photos part of she ins,

glittering fashion? well, by launching, there's no feeling permission for us in store and management. don't want to be interviewed yet she and is trying to present itself as a champion of sustainability. it's the 1st fast fashion company to donate money to try to alleviate a problem. it's created. it's giving these rickets charity $50000000.00 over the next 3 years. a modest sum for a corporation with an estimated worth of $100000000000.00. green face accuses she and of green washing. but richard sees things if it differently. we challenge all companies. i mean, the companies we find most often in the way stream are and they does aging them and building marks and spencer and next. so actually she and doesn't even register on the top like 100 companies that we find in the waste stream. and the companies that we find most are not answering our messages are not responding. never

ending stream of plastic and synthetic 5 is the decompose along the way. priscilla done so on how to email here, taking more to samples for records. charity really gives us some force that will take them to the law. that is when we do the food solution and then that one day class and then what is the microscope and then comp tight and then we do the accounts and then be able to estimate the number of micro plastic on microfiber polluted water and the garbage done went birds in count speed. there's no free waste disposal here. often rain washing small coding scraps into the water. the money from sheehan is meant to help improve living conditions here. sundry facilities in running water could soon become available in a place where at taylor's home, but more than 10 hours a day, a blank clock who men say he and his employee lydia re purpose the 2nd and close

that are still usable for the west african market. that's right, it's on that, but i think it's a lot more like the big line, but there's like a commission and then like be and then i see someone he makes up to a 100 gun a and see these profit a day less than 6 zeros. 10 hours of work improve the working conditions, sustainable production, industry commitments. the flushing industry needs a fast circular economy, so it's less, ricketts. i hope that you can come back in 3 years from now. that can be like there's nothing to see here. so i wanted to be over as soon as possible. you know, i hope that i can do something else with my life and i wish that there was less

talk about things and more risk risk taking in more action. this is the only way to bring change, not just in gone the this week of the label team comes from mexico. the normally, my name is amelia yano, kind of heavy hassle. a betty email and i live in quinn, a background mexico. macon. single. and i haven't younger sister, she's 14 years old, and she's in high school. the me for 5 is. my dad is a lighting designer, and my mom is a professor of filmmaking. the next youngest thing,

if we were going into the on the 2nd i'm the and middle studies. so when i grow up, i would like to be a director of actor or a movie producer. i thought people thought of athena a of the opportunity this to yet they didn't have the opportunity to study. their education ended after high school. instead, they had to start working at an early age for me just to make money to be able to help with your studying or something. i now have the privilege of doing that something i appreciate and i'm grateful to them for that. and all the issue, i just figured i started looking at a 2nd level and fully opened and explained pretty me make you look good on this. probably most of the wireless dependence that's buggerminski for

the well, you could say that the big global problems that we currently has caused our insecurity lack of education, food and access to water. and the gender based environment says, one of the worst probably on zillow came, but let's put it this way. one of the worst things with the greatest effect in general is this information. can you hear me? ok, must affect the infinity. then as long as before watching the say, well in my free time, i really like to play basketball symbols. you could say that it's one of my favorite past times. absolutely loving or was thoughtful or less or another one. and i also like to do anything related to film seems like watch movies or work on productions. i enjoy doing anything that's connected to that other one that's important. mean contact to contact the,

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