this is the only breed of horse in iceland and it is an important part of icelandic heritage and culture. these are all purebred icelandic horses and if they ever leave the country, they can't come back. haukur is a horse farmer, and every spring, when the lambing season is done, he and many other farmers let their horses spend their summers roaming free in the highlands and valleys of iceland. it is very good for their upbringing. they live there with big herds, and they learn the most in the herd, the behaviour and how to survive, to walk in the landscape, all this stuff. haukur is part of a collective of farmers who run a tour company called islandshestar, which gives tourist like me the chance to be a cold cowboy and find out what makes these horses so special. 0n the back of an icelandic horse, looking out at this landscape — it is not terrible, is it? icelandic horses have been bred over the years to be friendly and trusting of humans, which means you can travel across the countryside in a unique fashion. the way we travel, when we are travelling with our horses, is that we have

icelandic space auen . . ., are calling the icelandic space aen . . . . , are calling the icelandic space aen . . . ., agency. iceland has some of the most diverse _ agency. iceland has some of the most diverse set _ agency. iceland has some of the most diverse set of _ agency. iceland has some of the most diverse set of terrestrial i most diverse set of terrestrial analogues in close proximity than anywhere on the planet. you could be on mars, joe denly road and be on something similar to the moon?- road and be on something similar to the moon? that is riuht. similar to the moon? that is right- in _ similar to the moon? that is right. in 1965 _ similar to the moon? that is right. in 1965 in _ similar to the moon? that is right. in 1965 in 1967, - similar to the moon? that is right. in 1965 in 1967, the i right. in 1965 in 1967, the original apollo astronauts came here to iceland because they believed that the terrestrial analogues that exist just believed that the terrestrial analogues that existjust north of the pleasure would be most similar to where they would be landing on the

this is one of the biggest roundups in iceland. every farmer has _ roundups in iceland. every farmer has a _ roundups in iceland. every farmer has a small- roundups in iceland. every farmer has a small piece l roundups in iceland. every| farmer has a small piece of roundups in iceland. every- farmer has a small piece of the paddock. you help each other out to put the correct horses in the correct part. it takes a while but it works. i in the correct part. it takes a while but it works.— in the correct part. it takes a while but it works. i think we can definitely _ while but it works. i think we can definitely fit _ while but it works. i think we can definitely fit this - while but it works. i think we can definitely fit this one - while but it works. i think we can definitely fit this one in l can definitely fit this one in my hand luggage. due to covid, this amazing spectacle has seen fewer people able to attend the event. , ., , , fewer people able to attend the event. , . , , event. usually it is packed with people. _ event. usually it is packed with people, everyb

meet orca, icelandic for "energy." it's the largest direct air carbon capture facility in the world. and it just opened in september. its giant fans and filters can remove 4,000 tons of co2 every year. it's all part of a joint project with carbfix. the two companies working to clean the atmosphere by taking co2 from the air and turning it into stone. >> there's no magic, it's a natural process and turns the co2 into stone, like 95% turns into stone in less than two years. >> reporter: so it mineralizes on the stone and the water is left for the regular reserve. >> yeah. >> and really, iceland is the ideal place to do this because all of this is being run. if we were running it with coal-fired plants it would be so backward. they do want to scale this up fast. once the carbon is captured, you see those gray pipelines? it is mixed with water, kind of a fizzy water. it travels into these igloo-like structures. now once inside the igloo, it is injected a half-mile below the earth's surface. >> this is more or less an overs

and that white glistening stuff there, that is icelandic cave bacteria. it doesn't need any light to live. it can survive in near—freezing temperature. it just feeds off the iron and the sulphur in the rocks down here, away from everything else. so what we think is that if there are lava tubes on mars, there could be life in there, too. next, daniel is keen to show me another terrestrial analogue a couple of hours' drive from the lava tube, and this one is even more extreme. we're going under the ice to an environment of very different challenges. we think about the lava tube that we visited earlier — that's a ready—made structure perfect for potential habitat. whereas the analogue we're currently in, here in the ice tunnel, this is a wonderful place to do isolated confined extreme environments to test various challenges that have to do with cold weather and isolation. how important is it that we find and use water ice on the moon and mars? finding frozen water is fundamental for long—term human exploration on a heavenly body. you can see it goes

coming to visit iceland. i think people are just happy with this message now. >> well, it's marketing genius is what it was because we talked about it and the whole world did last week. congratulations and best wishes. we can't wait to get to iceland ourselves. thanks so much >> thank you for having me >> fascinating week and we're just getting started, jon. we're grateful cramer joined us this morning, but it's going to be a big mix on earnings of retail and tech with some very big players reporting. >> yes, indeed when it comes to chips, qualcomm's investor day tomorrow is going to give us qualcomm's projections for growth beyond the smartphone we're going to get numbers behind that in more detail for investors interested not only in qualcomm >> we've got nvidi nvidia that' on an incredible run that will be a great one, too. busy again >> if you're looking at the markets, taking a short dip here lower. kind of coincided with the 30-year yield crossing above 2% as we see the ten-year getting closer to 1.62 l

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. >> reporter: in this lagoon on the southern korcht of iceland, giant chunks of ice, once part of a massive glacier, gently float away into the north atlantic ocean. >> definitely sad, but it's very grateful to be able to, you know, look at this stuff while i still can. >> reporter: we ran into sharadh sivamani from new york. >> we wanted to get a chance to look at it before, you know, some of it melts away. but it's absolutely striking. >> reporter: although sharadh hadn't heard the term last chance tourism... it sounds like that's what you've been doing. >> it's the rationale. it's sad when you put it that way. but that's what we're doing, while we still can, take a look. >> reporter: a lot of people are rushing to places such as the great barrier reef in australia. the shrinking dead sea in israel, and the melting ice capped of mount kilamanjaro. >> it is a challenge we need to fix. >> reporter: ice land's minister of the environment says tourism in his country was booming before covid, increasing nearly 40% in some years. topping two million annual visitors, which is more than f

also head iceland is punching way above its weights when it comes to agricultural innovation. ah, hell i there was seen more very heavy ranges pushing across see gulf, a thailand easing over to ward, sir. at western side of the south, east asia. fat in northern malaysia was st. 263 millimeters dufrane, southern parts vietnam also seen some big downpours. that's going to be the focus for the heavy arrangements to get over the next couple of days. the ne monsoon driving no showers in to south vietnam more very heavy right now. just just coming in across the malay peninsula, just pushing down through good part of thailand, usual splattering of showers there across malaysia. what heavy showers just notices and pockets of heavy rain, also affecting java over the next hour. so indonesia, turning increasingly where it receipts them. increasingly wet weather recently ran northern and eastern parts of australia. this line of storms at around 2500 kilometers in length. that same line of stores we should producing some big downpours from the top and all the way across to will se pass of

s. capital and how iceland is punching way above its weight when it comes to agricultural innovation for you and climate, summer in glasgow has gone into over time as delegates try to reach an agreement on a draft plan to protect the planet from catastrophic global warming representatives from nearly 200 countries are having their stay on the plan. the core aim is to count global warming at 1.5 degrees for this to happen. the wild needs to cut emissions by 45 percent by the year 2030, and achieve carbon neutrality by the year 2050. that has been some progress. china and the u. s. the world's top greenhouse gas emitters, say they will increase corporation deals to end deforestation. cut off methane and phase out fossil fuels have also been made the financing. the transition remains a key sticking point atlas. a car and pledges are not enough and the earth is on track for 2.7 degrees of warming. this is our collective moment in history. this is our chance to forge a cleaner, healthier, more prosperous world. and this is our time to deliver on the high ambition set by our leaders. at th

also head iceland is punching way above its weights when it comes to agricultural innovation. ah, how i them for this still no late shopping site, that wet weather. we have across western parts of year palermo sicily, st. 75 millimeters. the fright in the past 24 hours, piping and into the southwest of france, st. 63 millimeters of right. and that wet weather that's still going to be there as we go on through the next couple of days and more heavy showers. coming through here, choppy waters are strong winds as well. we got some wet windy weather farther north, as this area of low pressure just makes his way in. across island, the island of ireland pushing across the united kingdom. as we go 13, friday, only 2 sash, se, se, blustery showers rattling through here in betrayed us. not too bad. it is law. she dryly more he missed and fog slow to clear, but it will, grassy brighten up here quite nicely. some a conditions as we go on for sashay for eastern parts of europe and noticed that wet weather now sliding down across civilized countries into germany into france. but seeing tha

one country future proofing its food supplies. iceland, charlie angela looked at techniques that could be adopted globally. we're inside europe's largest indoor banana plantation. it's 20 degrees inside the could be minus 10 outside the plants here and more for research than consumption that show what can be achieved, even in the harshest conditions using iceland, plentiful supply of geothermal, heat, and green energy. we are self sufficient with cucumbers, we produce all the kill convert that we consume per year into martha. we are about maybe 55, possibly up to 60 percent in the next couple of years. little bit with salad. we're producing about half of all the solid is consumed every year in lead, bel, pepito, public eye, and ear, and culinary hopes we produce about 20 to 30 percent of all that iceland. climate may seem like a disadvantage when it comes to agriculture. in this country has to huge advantages, an endless supply of pure water and renewable energy. as a result, innovation is sprouting in the industry, has farmers and scientists work out how to best use resources and mini

also head how iceland is punching way above its weight. when it comes to agricultural innovation, ah, our top story, asylum seekers who made the journey to the bella, luce, poland, border, have spoken of the abuse, their suffering at the hands of security forces in belarus. they say they were beaten and robbed before being ordered to cross into poland. about 2000 people living and die of freezing conditions as governments crate, accusations, and threats about the crisis. activists providing humanitarian aid and support to migrants along that border area, had been holding a news conference. they want the polish government give n g o is full access to the area. that is such a huge part of the scenes as threats as philip avadav. this is a very stressful situation for us, not only because there's so much media attention on this issue, but also because we are grassroots activists not professionals from the humanitarian organizations like that should be here delivering humanitarian medical and legal a since to the people trapped in the woods, we

time to do them in with me right now is one of the representatives of a small, the smallest states iceland, the environment minister. good monday. good bronson. thank you very much for joining al jazeera. welcome. thank you. and tell me this. how is it going, how does it look? ah, i would say i'm more positive towards a path to result on i was a week ago. and i base that on the fact that there have been some improvements when it comes to the anti cease. and when it comes to contributions of country and trying to reduce that greenhouse gas emissions. and also that we, we hear now that and we might be likely to close the financing gap to the developing countries, the 100000000 promise that was made here. i can back in the days that could be a big development if that's taking place. if that takes place as that is a big step forward because it's a trust issue, it's a, it's you, the sort of gets the developing countries more to believe in the process. and believe that the developing is or that of, of the developed countries are in the game truly and, and wanting to an extra guess. i'll just qui

for research than consumption that show what can be achieved even in the harshest conditions using iceland plentiful supply of geothermal, heat, and green energy. we are self sufficient with kil compass. we produce all the kill convert that be concealed per year in tomorrow that we are about maybe $55.00, possibly up to 60 percent in the next couple of years at all. air with satellite, we are producing about half of all the salad that is consumed every year in lead, bel, pepito, public eye, and ear, and culinary hopes to reproduce about 20 to 30 percent of all the iceland. climate may seem like a disadvantage when it comes to agriculture. when this country has 2 huge advantages, an endless supply of pure water and renewable energy. as a result, innovation is sprouting in the industry. as farmers and scientists work out how to best use resources and minimize waste and free time, the desire to reduce the carbon footprint of to motor imports has grown into a profitable business. here the elements a tightly controlled by computer, and there's no need for pesticides. this far nor others and loo

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or all the time at lx.com. >> iceland taking a swipe at the meta announcement. in a viral tourism video. >> what do we call the not so new chapter in connectivity. actual reality. without silly looking. >> this is great. in the new video. a look alike introduces viewers to iceland verse. the tourism ad celebrates the wonders of travel. by cleverly the notion ar augmented reality can compete with real life. reaction to the video seems to be positive. with many expressing a desire to visit the country. >> i love that. the hot springs. beautiful. i would love to go. still ahead. he resigned as raiders head coach. now john gruden is slapping the nfl with a lawsuit. why his departure was orchestrated by the league. >>> former raider coach john gruden is suing the nfl in commissioner. a month after he resigned from the team and responds to old e-mails that surfaced in which he made racist and homo phobic remarks. he accuses a soviet style assassination. intended to destroy his career and reputation. there's no justification for why his e-mails were the only ones made

and to iceland and greenland and then t finally finally by the yr 1000, to the shores of north america. so that's the usual information we have with the viking age in the extraordinary warriors and adventurers is the one that we tend to get into television series on other sources an incredible like this printed per side. do you have the town. [inaudible]. there we go. these are warriors from the medieval chess set that was discovered on the aisle and probably made in the 13th century sometime at the height of the viking age. and you can see in his ivory just sent, it was made from ivory task from greenland. and we know this because of dna. can you see this here, the viking shield. early was a preserve kind of an extraordinary ferocious lawyers and came into prominence and legend and saga. [inaudible]. and to have someone up the animal nature, as part of their fighting skills that they bring to bear on the battlefield in this engagement. iba realize that these extraordinary fearless and dominating warriors are small, little viking story we get the impression that the viking sailors and

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nick kwek is in iceland, where a very green energy facility is leading the way. this is one of the cleanest geothermal power plants on the planet. but it's also the test bed for some new technology which could make a huge difference when it comes to the global fight against climate change. the hellisheidi power station's emissions are being used by carbon capture and storage company carbfix, that's turning co2 to stone. it comes in directly from the power station and it enters that tower from the bottom here. then we inject cold water at the top and the co2 becomes dissolved in water. crucial to the process is this giant oversized sodastream—like tower. it makes sparkling water, then it's ready to be transported to our injection site. these metal igloos — or giant christmas puddings, depending how hungry you are — is where we start to get subterranean. here, the carbonated liquid is forced a kilometre underground, where it meets the volcanic basalt rock. basalt has a lot of the metal that is required to permanently bind the c02. so once it gets in contact w

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this is the only breed of horse in iceland and it is an important part of icelandic heritage and culture. these are all purebred icelandic horses and if they ever leave the country, they can�*t come back. haukur is a horse farmer, and every spring, when the lambing season is done, he and many other farmers let their horses spend their summers roaming free in the highlands and valleys of iceland. it is a very good for their upbringing. they live there with big hordes, and they learn the most in the heard, the behaviour and how to survive, to walk in the landscape, all this stuff. haukur is part of a collective of farmers who run a tour company called islandshestar, which gives tourist like me the chance to be a cold cowboy and find out what makes these horses so special. on the back of an icelandic horse, looking out at this landscape — it is not terrible, is it? icelandic horses have been bred over the years to be friendly and trusting of humans are which means you can travel across the countryside in a unique fashion. the way we travel, when we are travelling with our horses, is tha

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we wanted to vhe highlands of iceland, and that's a part of the country few travelers go to, because it's so brutal. zack allen and me both traveled to iceland on separate trips to capture this wild landscape in camera, and away from the crowds. - yeah, it's kind of tucked away, and it's it's hard to see what,

and because _ iceland. —— i had always. and because of— iceland. —— i had always. and because of the circumstance of the commission i was able to bring some orchestrat— commission i was able to bring some orchestral musicians to iceland and set them _ orchestral musicians to iceland and set them in — orchestral musicians to iceland and set them in front of the window and we did _ set them in front of the window and we did three workshop sessions over about— we did three workshop sessions over about a _ we did three workshop sessions over about a year. yeah, just played the landscape, — about a year. yeah, just played the landscape, really. outside my window. — landscape, really. outside my window, it's a bit like that. but behind — window, it's a bit like that. but behind it. _ window, it's a bit like that. but behind it, in the distance, there is a volcano — behind it, in the distance, there is a volcano and a glazier. and the thing _ a volcano and a glazier. and the thing is — a volcano and a glazier. and the thing is that of the glazier has reced

it is the capital of iceland, reykjavik,, capital of iceland, reykjavik, , the capital of iceland, reykjavik,, the aurora borealis, just in time for halloween. the aurora borealis, “ust in time for halloween._ the aurora borealis, “ust in time for halloween. green is the colour— time for halloween. green is the colour of _ time for halloween. green is the colour of the _ time for halloween. green is the colour of the moment. . time for halloween. green is - the colour of the moment. don't forget the cop26 taking place in glasgow. there it is, that is glasgow for you. and we will be seeing a lot of that over the course of the next 12 days as leaders seek further solutions to the climate crisis facing us all. goodbye for now. morning. a change of month brings with it a change of the weather. we'll start the week with sunny spells and scattered showers. by the middle part of the week, it gets noticeably quieter, cooler for all of us, and some frost and fog overnight, so plenty to pack in there. so on monday morning, then, it looks somewhat like this — with low pressure easing away, and

this volcano is just outside of record vic, iceland. it came to life -- reykjavÍk, iceland. >> it is shown lava coming from underneath. reporter: a volcanologist has visited it many times, studying its progress. he shows me the lava as it spews out of a new crater. >> these cracks opened up and baba started coming out. it started bubbling. ♪ reporter: he says as far as volcanoes go, this one is small. nevertheless, to stand up that lava field in person is a marvel. people flock to it, taking in the beauty and incredible danger. >> you can see the end of it right here. there are a lot of tourists getting a look at the lava flow, but you get a sense of how giant this is when you go with me in this direction. you can see it because the full expanse of this valley over there in that direction. if you keep going in that direction, you get to the volcano. reporter: i quickly learned how strong and putrid the smell is. there are a number of gases a volcano puts out that are toxic. >> like sulfur dioxide, carbon dioxide, and carbon monoxide,

the government must help businesses like iceland to - help businesses like iceland to enforce mask wearing if that is what they need. we spend millions on security each year but the scale of this issue is such that we cannot police everything every hour of everyday. police everything every hour of eve da . . , , , , everyday. perhaps the biggest chances everyday. perhaps the biggest changes announced _ everyday. perhaps the biggest changes announced in - everyday. perhaps the biggest changes announced in the - everyday. perhaps the biggest changes announced in the iasti everyday. perhaps the biggest i changes announced in the last 24 changes announced in the last 2a others are the modifications to the booster programme, slashing the gap between second jab and booster from six months to three and opening up the stairs to all those over 18. it would be a significant test for the nhs in the months to come. the two challenaes nhs in the months to come. the two challenges will _ nhs in the months to come. the two challenges will be _ nhs in the months to come. the two challenges will be the _ n

the plant is in iceland on a volcanic lava plane and here's outworks. those gripping things that looked like giant air conditioners, you might see on the roof of a building, those are the orca direct air capture devices. four units, each with two large fans inside, the second the, air and filled out the carbon dioxide. the co2's been heated up, mixed with water, and pump deep underground, which overtime it cools down into stone. not the whole plan is run by geothermal energy which is key, it doesn't contribute to the problem, it is attempting to solve. and it can remove 4000 tons of monoxide to the airport year by turning it into rock, which is great. but, there is an enormous catch as the new york times points. out the problem is that orca outputs three seconds, which are closer to 40 billion metric tons. we would need, many, many, many more carbon plants like this to start making any type of denting global admissions. but it is a very promising development in a time that we need every possible solution to the climate crisis to come online and deploy i

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with me right now is one of the representatives of the smaller states iceland. thank you for joining "al jazeera." how is it going? how does it look? >> i would say i'm more positive toward it than i was a week ago based on the fact that there have been some improvements when it comes to the contributions of country and trying to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions and also that we hear now that we might be likely to close the financing gap the developing countries, the # $100 billion promise that was made here r. former president of the united states, barack obama reofficerred only -- referred only on monday to the disappointing of russia and china not being here. and said -- it was dangerous. it was dangerous. dangerously lacking their response what do you say to that? and what do you say to that coupled with -- the pressure that the lobby groups if the fossil fuel nations are putting on the whole affair? >> well, first of all, obama -- president obama said there has been made progress since 2015. and i agree with him because a lot of businesses, a lot of coun