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How to pronounce oil palm in Dutch?

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and to
finally be able to give
a lecture in Dutch game again is
a great honor so that was really
worth it I had to come back to the Netherlands especially for the
sake of it I want to tell you a little bit about how
things have grown for me now suddenly
indeed 37 years that I now
live and work there and how from yes
a bit of work with trees and with form
we have now come to is very
big and I will at the end and
told it very briefly because is a quite
technical story but i think
you will understand that they
look at what we are doing with the
world now is really unbelievable have
just heard of a2 how that the bottom is
deteriorating right now move
more of the surface of the earth than
all natural prey processes
together so that is an incredible influence
and the extinction is now thousands of
times faster than it
should be we have already experienced so much misery
heard
here we have the co2 going up
if we look at what i've been through in indonesia
over the last 37 years
you would degrade those huge forests
because of the oil other fires because of the
illegal logging due to mining and the
pollution it's unbelievable how we
change the surface we
know all these graphs
of how the co2 goes up that
people can go what we don't know is
this graph of how far can we
go where is that tipping point they must
be a lot of processes that self
amplification going on at the moment and
then you get a kind of
unimaginable nuclear chain reaction
and we have to take that very carefully
into account
when i came my donation we still had a
huge amount of forest coming there for hours
driving from the city body panda summer in
the and then you had other this one makes that I
have forests but now this has become 28
million hectares
large and it is still
expanding have 88 million hectares critical
because in indonesia where the forest
is very badly damaged by the
forest fires
because of all the activities that people
have wreaked havoc there not so
actually where we have because of that the
animals I have worked for and
114 different to protect
nature conservation projects in
indonesia became the victim of it and it is also
always driven by money whether the
land is oil palms or whether it is the
pet trade itself those two processes
reinforce each other
they then look at whatever is being
prayed for loss is by man himself
the people who lose their land and also
the experts about that land about that soil
about the species that occur in those
places that is also an enormous loss
because of those oil palms you really have
nothing left at all about those people really
don't know what to do anymore
distraught
they are going to organize yes they are trying to act
against that oil mate sorry paul
companies to keep their land
to keep their maintain a culture
and they have that knowledge about those
medicinal plants
i have worked with a few
hundred medicine men right now over the years
see some 300 species of
plants i like not at all well known
in the medical industry he spoke i
spoke last night and waves of what an
enormous value that has
and when those forests go away and serves
medicinal plant we also
disappear with it
when we don't enjoy ourselves at all
they must also try to help those people
if you look at this picture go try
this was a one night in a village in the
middle of borneo and a thought
those companies have thumb 80
pushed it completely flat with bulldozers
and put all that oil palm in the
ground events are organizing well just
look at those faces they hold that
tractor against they have the cable
sometimes pulled so that they can no longer
bring those palms
but what are the real solutions because
you are going to protest the already m I make
films and with that curious him all kinds of
organizations have committed themselves with
demonstrations then go with the police
and yet you can never beat the money
I also mentioned this morning
after 30 years I have
given up believing that people
from their perspective heart
will do the right thing, so there has to be a way in
which we can honestly
prevent conflicts and that it can
also
become an incentive for the business world to
preserve those forests and for that
capital of our world which is
actually the biodiversity is this is
pastor jacques people here in the same
area where with those people who
pulled palms from the soil the police came and
immediately took the head of the
tribe throw this in jail 300
non ajax came with their scissors and with
their poison arrows
because they were going to kill the police
because they had their head man
without any right because their land was
taken away and rubber trees we they just turned
around to put them in jail
to free
them these people have raced heads until very recently
and I'm not talking about 1906 mister
müller who lost his head there at
the ajax wins when that was still
allowed until 1913 was it only
offered by the Dutch no this was
a 1998 3000 heads have already been
knocked off by the conflict of people
who took that ajax a country and now
we see the same thing happen again because that is
what they have come with these wooden
statues they put them on the alte hair in
the church the catholic church the sweetest
organization that is actually still
trust to government and all
companies faith is absolutely not back
in and if you see this pill you see a bit
how they feel
have no voice if it feels
feel powerless and what can they
do
and then that head has to come off that's why
we have to look for solutions that can really
tackle the whole problem it is
not enough just to e demonstrate
to find a lawsuit or to help a
tribe that's
why we try to set up with yes the
organizations that
a from the Netherlands here the somewhat mass rank
and supported by around and rescue for
the projects that can also be
scaled up to other
places in indonesia and that includes
education had respect for the
culture pain
there are also practical things such as
reforestation my original profession for which
I went to indonesia and the
way to do it I actually
learned yes initially my
father thought my father had his allotment garden
here in veghel hun who knew very
precisely which species you can put next to each other
so that people do not get a whitefly
in my cabbage and how could you make
compost
it is also known that allotment gardens came to
be in, for example, the second world war
and england almost all
food production only comes from the
allotments produced by the women who save
leftover value
den
die also produces three children as much as
what all these fantastic modern
techniques and technologies
can achieve so there is much more
potential and but you have to combine it
you have to make mixed species also
studied in wageningen work have
learned not to look at one aspect to look but
really at the integration of the soil of
how do plants work what role do
those tiere in that ecosystem how can you
build a system based on
the lessons of nature because i nature
has been tense on our for a few billion years
research is who
hardly know why it is
and this man and reliance men of the
century in time magazine is my best
friend
and he can also talk in a very
integrated way that we
have to solve the world energy problem
so this is really it's about the
integration how can you bring things
together to come to solutions
they are not silver bullets they are
not of this is the one solution ready
that's not how it works
there are always things everything
is connected and what fear it is too
if you draw one thing from nature you
notice that everything else is attached to it
so you can't just draw something from a
bigger whole and very important
is you need the
spect and trust of the
people several speakers today
we have already talked about this here too how
important it is one in the interior
of borneo that is no more trust
in the government
even the own leaders of the tayac
tribes allow themselves to be bribed by the
companies that then give them houses and
scholarships for their children
but not for the rest of the tribe who
have chosen these leaders but
pastor
shaman has been a missionary for 50 years
in the interior next week
I will be with him again to celebrate our birthday
and 50 years under the dayaks
he has another that trust and the
tiger priests have
organized so all can n but through
the only channel that
some people still trust come to teach them
other knowledge and i
also learned a lot from a great
friend
the order wil time's scythe and actually
quite us sometimes they make their own
environment not broken like
we are doing we are both crossing limits
of carrying capacity on our planet
and recently
have a society where they
actually avoid conflict
they are not like chimpanzees we were like
humans wall or chimpanzees know make
flesh war and kill also known once
other fellow enjoyed to fines when
not and shape want fear and even most
energy efficient creatures
don't call them animals show us real feeling
and personality in the whole world
by their way of climbing at what
height of the tree do you swing for
the reach another tree and
through the whole knowledge that map of the forest
to have another thousand
different so that the trees cam
they can z ich very energy efficient move us
biggest creatures in that tree crowns of
the jungle
so even if your tank could teach us a bit
about efficiency and business
what's next if you go look
where the planet we will have the least
problems that is that one around the
equator
here in the west we have a
shift in those climate zones
you have just heard one and a half are
all happening here in the netherlands
that means that the trees that cannot move so
quickly are no longer
optimally adapted to this
climate zone and to these soil
conditions
that means they will also get a lot of diseases
after that is just what there is
to see now and north america with the farmer
piet full of the apps me around and pain
all kinds of diseases and fungi
all over the world see for yourself but in
the
equator it will always be that rain and
you will always have the maximum to the sun
must shine all year round
then you have the opt ideal temperature
to grow trees and plants and
there you also have the highest
biodiversity
that we still have to use
to adapt all other systems again
there you have most people of a
young age who also have to
be deployed in the new energy supply
there you also have most of the land
available we can make forests on the
equator that can produce many times more
due to all these favorable
conditions than any form of
artificial man paul with fertilizer
that we can apply here in the west
so we will soon be involved
new middle east of the energy
of the world we also have a
special tree with that
not next to all those other products that
we find in the forest makes it so about
but if you look now we have there
for example those greasy south of
those nuts bolts of trees that are
cut down to put the oil pan in its
place while those trees are right a
lot of valuable p yielding a product mine
is no access to the market for the
local people
so what have done
have tried to set up a mini factory there and
because that factory can now process the fat on the
spot and therefore bring the
added value to the local
people no who are now committed to protecting the
forests in which these trees grow
and that factory is also zero,
check out the internet there
is also a video about the eloi net
and
other is the sugar paul shark boom work
more than thirty years of research
and that is really the champion of
photosynthesis converting sunlight
into chemical energy
sugar and if you have sugar you have
everything
because sugar can be used to make any kind of
fuel or plastic sugar is the
building material
of the world everything actually comes
from that basis of that process
and if you look now in the dressing up that
people said you can convert up to 1
percent of that sugar energy
into bru imaginable energy and with that you
could meet a maximum of only 38% of the world's need for energy,
but now it appears that one is more than three
times as much what you can receive
through a good forest of many species
in which sugar palms also grow
so actually you can now have enough
produce energy for the whole world
and those trees that produce sugar
because you only
have to cut off those flowers and then you have the
sun today and half an hour after that that
sugar and that energy from the sun is already
in your jerry can
and then can you vaporize that sugar and
sugar can you actually store it for thousands of
years just like the honey in the
tomb of tutankhamun
and two and a half thousand years that is
still honey big add a little
water and that starts about yesterday and you
have alcohol in you have the energy from
two and a half thousand years ago
so if your sugar has used whatever
preservative like that
chemical battery you are doing much
better if b atteries
where you all
need materials together yourself in those factories
we processed sugar into palm sugar
that has become the basis for the income
of thousands of people we are working
on extending that further to the
system
when i look at the critical because you
looks at what type of forests
can protect income and also the environment,
I initially did that on 1886
hectares an area that his
plates have trouble
there in the first year from
that
as a country, of course, we had to use a little
compost and the right
micro- organisms are introduced and then
those trees start to grow
people yes one people actually
only have employment and
planting but in years 2 and 3 you
see that the trees are just starting to
grow the paso goes very slowly
think in
and we have between them they do have
a pineapple they do have bananas and
papayas so some things come out
and then when the roots go deep into the soil
get to where they can still bring nutrients to the
surface,
then it starts to grow up
and start up all at once
and now you see that the mind is sequestering a lot of
carbon and that
biodiversity increases enormously and after 8
years you have a forest where the temperature is
three to five months kangaroos and the
rain is 25 percent higher, which
after that thousands of species of organisms
have found a place again and from which
people can also take out and from which
products come that the world needs inhabited
if we look at the post it is now
back in shape must lambs' leather
in that forest before they are released
to their final build up how that
has to survive again without the knowledge
of the mother was available in the first
instance what we have
to do now is that we have to
make sure that this knowledge also extends
to other people for this we have
our educational projects such as here at
the fourth rescue center fantasy
cook
in the north sulawesi where the
volunteers come and where people
with knowledge come who also
afterwards bring
this knowledge back to the other
things you have also
visited lm billy
you have also seen for yourself what it
can mean to van zonken completely broken
to make the terrain a valuable thing again
for people and the center in borneo what
we support with all their it and rescue
there also has that enormously
important role if you come there
every day he says come on everyone be
kind to those poor concrete those
trees cut then you will not get any further
and if you do offer them a sugar factory
fresh ones that
can process our sugar and that it
can then be exported and
guarantees income or that those fatty trees
or their medicinal plant and ymke have
value now that forest
has that order must be able to live for him
also received a value for the people
so you have to look for those
balloons finally I want to leave this for a while
see very important how can we combine the
power of nature to
recover itself
with a new breakthrough
in technology that comes here from the
netherlands hey thor affection and mister jan
brewers is also present bunker
dress ask how that works
but what what we do is we use that forest
to capture the solar energy
remove co2 from the air and
combine the nutrients from the soil
into biomass which can then be turned
into a
pyoko with this technology in 30 minutes true
nature 300 million years
and you can make thing as from that,
so what we do is part of the
by-products from this process that it uses in
your char we use to put that carbon with
nutrients back in the soil
by allowing the soil to retain more water
higher ph gets more nutrients
availability gets the
microorganisms the forest grows and much
better of it
so what we do is combine the
photosynthesis especially of the
sugar combine palms and that mixed forest
with a technology called
thor affection and classification
and then we can make a very clean
fuel where all the nutrients
in the system are preserved
so the nutrients from the soil in the
forest go to the factory here
only
air goes to so I'm actually in
the wind trade
but good form of wind trade because you
use your capital to keep the nutrients going because
there you can experience
everything everything is going the world needs in between
have now through that power of
nature and the new technological
breakthrough and created a way to convert any
form of organic matter from the
sun and the
air into any product that now
supplies the world with fossil fuels
so when they say you can't live on
air alone or bake cookies
we have heard it all today
the expressions in dutch we
can do it
so now it's important that we do this
are going to scale up technology that we
can apply everywhere in the world,
the animal world also wants to give a
chance
and it is not easy to come to us
you do not have the beautiful infrastructure you
do not have a signal that you
can communicate with each other so there is there is still
a lot of work to be done on the road but
luckily we have our friends and if
we work together with our friends
we can achieve a lot
that is also would rather become human has
literally worked on our road in
indonesia and they are already moment here from
the region from veghel and from uden who
have made
it possible to support that here from which a
project has now grown in which I will now in the
coming months on its 120,000
hectares about twice as much as already on
dutch forest and nature reserve at
each other can start to implement this on a larger
scale
so we hope that we
can make a difference with many friends in the world
thank you

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oil palm::noun | Spocien Dictionary

oil palm

noun

/ɔɪl_pɑm/

pinnate-leaved palms of the genus Elaeis having dense clusters of crowded flowers and bright red fruit and yielding high quality palm oils

Type	Words
Type of	feather palm
Has types	american oil palm, elaeis guineensis, elaeis oleifera, african oil palm

How to pronounce oil palm in Dutch?

oil palm::noun | Spocien Dictionary

abandonment

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