Europe's First Carbon Neutral Neighborhood | Horizons: Smart Cities | BBC Studios

[@pickieplayz4239]

my school made me watch this.... it has made me think again about preserving energy. thanks guys

[@ines5386]

Me too

[@ShalkaDoctor]

I want to move there. Incredible.

[@gabroroccia]

The cool guy at 3:42 is very similar to my friend Tito! Hi Tito😁

[@filrabat]

Environmental-friendly tasks translate into more JOBS. Even assuming the GW deniers are right (I'm being EXTREMELY generous here), I can think of one task where this technology can still come in damend handy -- colonization of the moon, mars, and even low earth orbit. Up there, out there (whatever) we'll DEFINITELY need the most stringent resource conservation and conversion efforts to establish even a marginally functional colony. Advances in one area make possible advances in others.

[@maxqueen9548]

yall got the answers for the homework i gotta do for this

[@88funkymonk]

I want this, I WANT THIS! I want to work in this field.

[@jlanker]

I would suggest you to apply to Blue Economy Summer School in Hungary → bess.ktk.pte.hu

[@grammahays]

BRILLIANT!!! Leave it to the Swedish to come up with something like this. I really hope it's not too many years before entire cities conduct things in this way. I'm sure set up costs are high, but when weighed against the costs of reversing all the environmental damage that's been done for so many years then it's obvious the Malmo model is the way to go. I just wonder how a city's government could get everyone to comply?

[@VGERUNIT]

I wish uk government had the vision and ambition to alter our system bringing much needed change and modernization

[@anonymooseuser2150]

This is a good vid.

[@9Breakz]

This, is from natural thinking minds who live and breathe the same air as others, and actually apply simple mechanisms via 'free knowledge' around them. Human beings like these, make an efficient and healthy impact for others to benefit from. Surely we can all recognize the issues of our surroundings and do something about it... All it takes, is us.

[@CYellowan]

Dam, this is BRILLIANT! I so wish Norwegian people weren't so dam slow when it comes down to advancing with technology. Yeah, i do know that we are working on the very useful material called "grafer", which can replace and help processor technology advance even further, but there still need to be improvements done.

[@HellsRaven4444]

especially with the developments on the Artificial Photosynthesis we can get more energy and more oxygen while getting rid of carbon dioxide cleaning the air while we are at it

[@arle0127]

Hello Volikoto, This is a city called Malmo located in Sweden.

[@XarXXon]

About time, keep it coming.

[@aviefern]

It's great that they're finding ways to be more efficient with energy and harness renewable sources. Just to clarify though...bio-fuels are still hydrocarbons, so they wouldn't exactly be carbon neutral...unless they're buying carbon credits, which doesn't particularly help.

[@volikoto]

i was thinking about using garbage as energy consumption and i have no idea they already did this! wow i love this city! what country is this?!

[@kyoujinkrista2]

We could learn a lot from this city!

[@eon001]

Amazing. City of the future.

[@MrVinoman69]

This is where amazing Saga Noren resides...

[@smileandlaughs]

This is the way of the future.

[@SchottenbauerVideos]

What a wonderful idea!

[@zinger52]

Off course once again it is evident to see why advanced economies remain advanced.

[@volikoto]

thanks for the info. :D

[@grammahays]

Sweden. Very innovative country.

[@danielcheongkookang2469]

Everyone has to learn this to save the world.

[@capmarvelous]

So true they have a nuclear power plant just a few miles away which I am sure is making most of their carbon neutral electricity. Don't see much solar coming out of those panels with mostly cloudy skies year round. And where is the electricity coming for the electric cars, I am sure its from nuclear power.

[@Changeyourdestiny]

God I hate homework.

[@activedreamer]

IMO carbon is not a greenhouse gas.

[@bekahalvarez8069]

Epic

[@staceO27]

Sadly, we here in America will never see this type of innovation.

[@darladrury76]

Carbon and temperature are exsclusive. Check the ice core sample study.

[@KoolJa100]

Amazing how try to focus in trying to minimise the effort of these envirimental, intellegent peoples, who are having ideas and put them to work, what are u doing instead of critique, shame on haters!!

[@unforgetable8733]

well if youre using an ipad then you need to charge it and thats using electricity

[@djeanql]

But the electricity source is carbon neutral.

[@poppyorangeflower]

That iPad application..! Hnnnng!

[@CYellowan]

I know, i'd rather move to be honest.

[@rEsonansDx]

Too bad I won't ever live there T_T

[@u-dog3564]

Who is here for online classes

[@IhsanMujdeci]

Now with smart thorium nuclear power the whole world can become like this city

[@roboosh]

w00t. one neighbourhood.. how many carbon negative ones have been built in the same time frame?

[@luziamendesoliveira7874]

Good. Each us, can do a little to achieve a sustainable life

[@meowowowow]

Haywood gang ough

[@AntagonisticEnemy]

Sadly the process which needs to build the solar panels and other green tech. Far outweighs the good in terms of damage to the environment

[@chrisdrakekaka]

I prefer financial collapse anyday to ecological collapse, which is where we are heading. Educate yourself amigo.

[@darladrury76]

Its a big lie. Look up ice core samples. If pollution is the problem its not these countries. Look at china and india. Its all to control everything u do. Take your rights.

[@canuzzi]

You have been misinformed Sir. Please look that up a little bit more, Sir.

[@Kennyforever100]

Very nice do the poor get to live there, or is the rich middle class parasites.

[@laurenedupuis7577]

nul

[@ShalkaDoctor]

I want to move there. Incredible.