King meets bioeconomy experts and plants tree in Rome

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The King meets representatives from the Circular Bioeconomy Alliance in Rome to hear about their work on biodiversity, climate, and human health. His Majesty plants a tree in the gardens of Villa Wolkonsky, donated by President Mattarella from the Castelporziano Estate. Report by Covellm. Like us on Facebook at http://www.facebook.com/itn and follow us on Twitter at http://twitter.com/itn

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00:00This book here, Nature and Humankind,

00:29and human health. And Matilda Van Den Walsh is our new scientist on nature and human health.

00:38And we have been doing pioneering research on the positive effects on human health,

00:43of exposure to forests in cities, but also in rural areas.

00:48It's a pleasure to meet you, Majesty.

00:50And I'm so excited to be part of the Strachanobaiocon,

00:54and lead the research on nature and public health.

00:59And together, such an effective network.

01:07Really, that's what I understand.

01:10Because together it's much safer than trying to do it separately.

01:15Connecting the dogs.

01:17He's doing such a wonderful job at explaining what our nature knows to come here.

01:22You are my inspiration, sir.

01:23I don't know.

01:25Do you have a way?

01:27Yes.

01:28Which I think are very important.

01:30And I think Mark is absolutely perfect.

01:33We're trying to cure and heal.

01:38So, yes.

01:39Nature and Science have been in the work of the Franciscan fathers in the first four centuries.

01:55A book?

01:56Yes.

01:57A book?

01:58Yes.

01:59A community's books?

02:00Yes.

02:01And just to rewrite it.

02:02We can work on that.

02:03We can translate it into a primary so that you can review it.

02:07And it becomes a good interpretation.

02:09If you think of it.

02:10We believe in it.

02:12But the rest of which scholars also have only some problems with the mind.

02:26If there was anything like that.

02:29She's Julia Bonella.

02:30I heard a lot about that, because if you gave me the wonderful, I'd go...

02:49And at the same time, we also worked a lot on...

02:53...and I thought...

03:03Sergio is in charge of looking after our treats, he's our head guard.

03:08And what we do is...

03:13We're going to start with the wood in the tree,

03:17After that, we insert a valve,

03:21like this, we add a little bit so that it goes inside,

03:24a little bit of a centimeter,

03:27and then we insert an insecticide system

03:32that enters the plant's bases.

03:47I think we can all be so,

03:50in a different station, in a different station,

03:53in a different station, in a different station.

03:56To build a ceiling, which we just have always said.

03:58Yeah.

04:00From monoculture, we are going to biodiversity forests.

04:03What you have been saying, by this.

04:05It hasn't been easy to change.

04:08It's a mindset, yeah.

04:17It's the method we would like now,

04:22to implement in our living labs,

04:24in the world.

04:25So this is real time carbon, water fluxes, nitrogen.

04:28We would have real time on there.

04:31Hello, Mr. Pellumard.

04:32Hello, Mr. Pellumard.

04:33Hello, Mr. Pellumard.

04:34Hello, Mr. Pellumard.

04:35I'm Carlos Pellumard,

04:36and he's a seminar coordinator

04:38of the Vidal Recipe Program in Italy,

04:41working specifically on infrastructure systems.

04:44working on this field,

04:46in one of the largest buildings in the world.

04:48So we have different systems to measure fluxes,

04:50between biosphere and atmosphere.

04:52We can start to see the soil chamber.

04:54You know, soil is a very important,

04:56a sink of carbon.

04:57So it's very important to measure

04:58how much carbon is released,

04:59according to climate change.

05:00And that's the carbon,

05:01the carbon,

05:02the carbon,

05:03the carbon,

05:04the carbon,

05:05the carbon,

05:06the carbon,

05:07the carbon,

05:08the carbon,

05:09the carbon,

05:10the carbon,

05:11the carbon,

05:12the carbon,

05:13the carbon that we measure,

05:15from this chamber,

05:16from the soil.

05:17And this is a system,

05:19we have a lift gas exchange,

05:21and it's very important to be responsible,

05:23so we can measure the concentration of CO2.

05:26And so we are able to see and to estimate

05:30how much carbon is taken by the system,

05:32or how much carbon is lost.

05:33And you can imagine that we have this system mounted

05:36on a tower above forest,

05:39or on a clock,

05:42living lab,

05:43with the light above.

05:44Then we can measure,

05:45sir,

05:46the water.

05:47And here is a system that is

05:48doing to expand.

05:49I see.

05:50I see.

05:51I see.

05:52I see.

05:53I see.

05:54I see.

05:55I see.

05:57I see.

05:58I see.

06:00I see.

07:02I shall live long enough to see a little bit of grace.

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