https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu I want you to google search "energy poverty". Find some countries around the world and add a sticky note with a summary of their conditions. Write your name so I know it's you! Pick a location no one else has chosen. en-us 2022-01-02 19:16:54 UTC 2022-01-28 16:13:25 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f4a1.png https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009245776 Chad has one of the lowest rates of electricity when compared to the rest of the world. Only 10% percent of the population having access to electricity, with it falling to 1% in rural areas. Chad in 2017 only used 224 million kWh in total of electricity, when compared to USA we use 3.8 trillion kWh of electricity in total. This shows how little Chad has access to electricity, which causes them to have multiple outages. Chad mainly gets its energy using traditional wood burning fuel which is unsustainable. In the future Chads government hopes to expand its electrical supply to help sustain its 15 million people. -Matthew Kula]]> 2022-01-24 16:40:27 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009245776 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009246196 Afghanistan has one of the lowest electricity usages globally. Only 30% of Afghanistan's population is connected to the grid. It has roughly 100 kilowatt hours per year per capita consumption. -Drew Hinton]]> 2022-01-24 16:40:37 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009246196 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009247111 The second most populous country in the world still struggles with energy poverty despite having grown so large. Almost 51% (700 million! people) of India still uses solid wastes as a source of fuel. Even 'advanced' sources of fuel only stretch to include kerosene in most places. In cities, access to electricity is spotty at best, as high (over)demand and poor infrastructure often limit the usability of power lines. Only around 8% of the country of 1.38 billion has reliable access to a reliable public energy grid, but even this is a misleading statistic on account of the disproportionate energy distribution along wealth and social class lines.
-Jacob Limerick]]> 2022-01-24 16:41:00 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009247111 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009251644 Pakistan is about 26% energy-poor. Energy availability varies, with cities and urban areas having higher availability than rural areas. Studies show that in rural households the most lacking energy is the energy used for cooking, followed by indoor pollution. The difference between rural and urban availability is directly linked to income level. 

Sydney G.   ]]> 2022-01-24 16:42:44 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009251644 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009255982 in north korea they are heavily dependent on other countries for power. they use solar panels from china to provide power but it isnt enough so there are rolling blacks outs. they have some nuclear power but its main use isnt power. almost 60% live in poverty and are malnourished.
sophie hemker]]> 2022-01-24 16:44:22 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009255982 schuljil000 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009258578 Venezuela has some of the largest oil reserves in the world. Sadly, when oil prices dropped in 2008 and 2014 there were over 80,000 blackouts nation wide causing poverty rates to rise. The country is slowly trying to switch to renewable energy in the form of hydroelectricity to reduce not only the blackouts, but also the number of health impacts the country is currently experiencing due to pollution.
Jilian Schulte]]> 2022-01-24 16:45:19 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009258578 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009260004 To come up with an estimate for Greece's energy poverty, scientists measured the thermal availability and comfort at home and the restriction of other essential needs in order to manage energy payments. By using this method of combining objective and subjective surveying, scientists discovered that 58% of Greek homes are energy poor due to Greece's ineffective energy policies. Greek homes were made vulnerable to energy poverty by their reduced income and increased energy taxes.  

- Megan]]> 2022-01-24 16:45:53 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009260004 braatryl000 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009261928 It has quite a lot of natural gas and oil reserves, with the US importing some of its oil, yet 44% of the population has no access to electricity. Those with access receive very little power, as little as 3 hours a day for $182/month. This, at a time when 92.4% of Nigerians live on $2 a day, is unaffordable. 15.3 million households have no access to grid electricity.]]> 2022-01-24 16:46:40 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009261928 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009268507 Haiti is one of the least developed energy sectors in America, where only 40% of the population has access to energy. In Haiti, there is also 50% of the population tapping into the electricity supply illegally. The main source of energy in Haiti is chopping down trees that can be burned for energy, causing their soil to erode more easily, and therefore mudslides are more common. The reason that Haiti has so little available power is that Haiti has problems generating power.]]> 2022-01-24 16:49:14 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009268507 laun_ten000 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009274194 (Tenley Laun)
Venezuela faces an energy crisis as the country deals with a gasoline shortage. While the country sits on large oil reserves, the pandemic induced economic slowdown has caused the country's oil sector's output to rapidly decline.
“Gas shortages are not new in Venezuela, but the extent of this one is. Health workers can’t even go to work. It has a ripple effect across Venezuelan society.”]]> 2022-01-24 16:51:27 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009274194 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009276692 More than 80 percent of people in Ghana don't have access to a cooking stove or cooking fuel. The people living in the rural part of Ghana are twice as energy poor as the urbanized part of Ghana. Although these people are very energy poor, they are decreasing in amount of people in energy poverty from 88.4 in 2005 to 82.5 in 2012. Jayden]]> 2022-01-24 16:52:23 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009276692 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009295095 China 
18.9% of china is energy poverty. This energy poverty rate is higher in central china. House holds with low income are the targets that are in energy poverty. People with energy poverty may use coupons for better energy consumption. 
- Justin Ivey ]]> 2022-01-24 16:59:30 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009295095 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009308088 (Renata Garza)
In 2002, about 65 million people in the Arab world had no access to energy. Since Yemen is one of the poorest countries in the Arab world, they highly struggle with accessing sufficient energy, therefore, making their energy poverty incredibly severe, especially in the more rural areas which struggle more economically. Nearly more than half of the population struggles financially.]]> 2022-01-24 17:04:42 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009308088 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009541191 A high percentage of the population who live  in Ethiopia has no electricity access. With more than 110 million people living in Ethiopia, 46% only use electric energy for day-to-day activities like food preparation and other tasks. In rural Ethiopia, up to 80% of the population has no sustainable energy supply.
Jack Conselman]]> 2022-01-24 18:42:46 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009541191 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009541238 Bangladesh is a country found in South Asia and is very underdeveloped. 58% of the rural households in Bangladesh are considered "energy poor" which means more than half of the population has no or limited access to electricity/energy. Natural Gas is the main source of energy, and they are heavily dependent on it. Inefficient technology, poor operational practices, and inadequate maintenance limit the supply of energy, as does a shortage of natural gas, which fuels about 70 percent of Bangladesh's power. The shortage of natural gas means many energy generators have turned to inefficient, diesel and fuel oil.

Brooke Barron]]> 2022-01-24 18:42:47 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009541238 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009545252 Alisha
The households in the Philippines experience lower moderate energy poverty because of the high energy prices and their extreme weathers. The country relies heavily on fossil fuels which increases the energy price. About 70% of the people experience brownouts at least once a week. ]]> 2022-01-24 18:44:31 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009545252 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009545437 Of the nearly 12 million people who live in Burundi, 10 million of them still live without electricity.  In urban areas 49.7% of people have access to electricity, but that drops to below 2% in rural areas.  The limited access to electricity is leading to problems like deforestation and indoor air pollution which can significantly harm whoever is inside.
Caden Marshall]]> 2022-01-24 18:44:36 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009545437 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009546287 Czech Republic is highly dependent on imported crude oils and natural gas. This is due to the countries overall energy consumption with fossil fuels makes up roughly 57% and nuclear energy 35% and renewable energy makes up 8%. The country is well off though with 100% of the population having access to energy. Renewable energy though a small percent of energy consumption has increased by 6% in the past 10 years.

-Marcus Stencel]]> 2022-01-24 18:44:59 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009546287 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009551761 Lorien Britt

In 2017, only 24% of the population had access to electricity. 
There is a high availability of renewable energy sources such as hydroelectric, solar, wind, and biomass. However, the access to these more modern forms of energy is very limited.
Power grids are mostly centered around urban areas, so the majority of the country is not in proximity of them. 
Hydroelectric power is the primary source of electricity generation.
Per person annual energy consumption is among the lowest in Africa. It is very difficult for people and businesses to access electricity because of the difficulty, delay, and cost of acquiring it. 
Only 10% of people in rural areas had electricity access. 49% of people in urban areas had electricity access.]]> 2022-01-24 18:47:11 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009551761 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009553829 In 2019, only 8.4% of the population has access to electricity.  About 66% of the population live in extreme poverty.  Energy for clean water and well cooked food is not readily available and decreases the life expectancy which is 54 years old.  The infant mortality rate is 70 per 1000 births.
Myah Stanley P3]]> 2022-01-24 18:48:04 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009553829 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009554727 Zambia is a country in Africa that does not utilize clean energy in their households. There are 3.01 millions homes located in Zambial, however only 16.1% of households used clean energy to light their homes and cooke. In order for this country to grow economically, the access and usage of clean energy is essential. Some things that Zambia could implement to get this percentage up would be to regulate energy prices, increase income, and use domestic renewable energy resources, like biomass. In recent years, great strides have been made to decrease the poverty. They have began to install power plants and utilize solar energy to increase the amount of clean energy in this country. 

Morgan Crosby]]> 2022-01-24 18:48:31 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009554727 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009556433 Madagascar's energy poverty rate is much higher than many other Sub-Saharan African countries as only 24% of the country has access to electricity. The majority of the country needs to use candles or lamps for lighting and must use biomass for cooking. Madagascar has so much potential for renewable energy resources, but lacks the ability to harness it. The majority of the country isn't even on the power grid as the very little infrastructure is focused on on the few urban areas in Madagascar. The only renewable energy source that is used is hydro-power, and aside from that, renewable energy sources make up less than 1% of the nation's total energy.

-Braden Bortz]]> 2022-01-24 18:49:17 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009556433 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009557572 Around 17 million people in Malawi are without access to electricity. Most of Malawi's energy demands are met by the use of biomass. Malawi's population is rapidly growing which puts pressure on their forests, causing deforestation. The national electrification rate is 10%, with 32% of their urban areas having electricity and only 4% of their rural areas. There have been increased government support for the use of clean energy there, particularly for cooking methods, but investment still remains limited. 
- Haley Morrill]]> 2022-01-24 18:49:48 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009557572 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009559607 Madagascar is a country in Africa where roughly 85% of the population does not have access to electricity. Madagascar does not have a national grid for electricity, but it has 3 separate grids centered around large cities. A large majority of the country is out of reach from these power grids. A majority of electricity in Madagascar is generated through diesel power plants, but the country is currently working towards using solar power and hydro power to generate electricity for more of the country.

Emorie Brouillette]]> 2022-01-24 18:50:49 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009559607 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009560556 Overall energy poverty in Ghana has significantly reduced but incidence of energy poverty continues to be very high. 87% of Ghana's population does not have energy. Rural people are almost twice as energy poor as urban people. The goal of reducing energy poverty can be incorporated into income poverty reduction strategies. (Declan Dobson)]]> 2022-01-24 18:51:16 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009560556 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009561202 The latest UN data shows that energy poverty levels in Lebanon have doubled since the onset of the financial crisis in late 2019, and today, 82 percent of the Lebanese population is living in energy poverty. 
Out of these four million poor people, about 34 percent are living in extreme energy poverty. Across the country, around 650,000 homes don’t have access to state electricity. All parts of Lebanon are subject to prolonged power cuts.
Meanwhile, fuel prices have risen more than 10 times since last year, following the progressive lifting of fuel subsidies without any alternative support for the country’s vulnerable. Forty litres of driving fuel – about a car tank – is now worth almost the unchanged national minimum monthly wage of 675,000 Lebanese lira (the equivalent of $32 on the black market, which most people use). The price of diesel, used for heating, has also spiked.

-Michelle Leek]]> 2022-01-24 18:51:32 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009561202 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009562254 Local families in Honduras cannot meet their basic needs and are exposed to multiple climate threats. There is a 60% poverty rate. About 19% of homes in Honduras do not have access to electricity. This is because the System Operator of Honduras reported that the reason for the failure was heavy rains and damage caused by a tree that fell directly onto the transmission line. The regional electrical system is designed in such a way that interstate connections can be severed in order to protect the national grids of each country. As of 2018, most of the renewable energy being produced in Honduras has been from hydropower, it makes up 34% of the country's renewable energy.

Maggie Kirk, Period 3]]> 2022-01-24 18:52:03 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009562254 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009562752 Djibouti has a very low percentage of people who have electricity. with only 53% of the country having electricity, that leaves 47% of the country without electricity and access to good energy. Djibouti is in a category called least developed countries. Having some of the least development over the years and struggling to have clean water to drink as well as getting electricity to 100% of the country. In 2017 Djibouti used 12 billion BTU as compared to the United States 98 Quadrillion BTU. 12 billion BTU is equal to 0.00% of the worlds total energy consumption. Djibouti usually gets its energy supply from thermal plants and also hydroelectricity imported from Ethiopia which is not a very sustainable source of energy. Djibouti is trying to expand its energy to more sustainable sources as well as get more electricity for their 1 million people in the country.]]> 2022-01-24 18:52:16 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009562752 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009563709 Harrison DeLong (3rd)

After a brutal civil war, South Sudan is barely able to rise to its feet. Leaving most infrastructure in ruin, the people of SS look to household fuels(mostly wood) that are traded in city markets to meet their energy demands. Only 6.8% of the population has access to electricity, most of which is unreliable at best. In the rubble of a destroyed nation, the people are furthering its barren landscape by overusing wood supplies in local forests. This only supports the need for more clean, reliable energy in the starving and impoverished nation.   ]]> 2022-01-24 18:52:44 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009563709 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009565734 Lithuania is a developed nation, but it still has to rely on Russia and Sweden for most of it's power. Due to the fact that they import most of their energy the cost of electricity is among the highest in the EU.Due to the fact that the price is high, the energy poverty level is about 15% with over 30% spending more than 10% of their household income on energy yearly. 15% spent more than 20% of their household income on energy. Lithuania is currently trying to separate themselves from Russia and become more independent and reliant on power from the EU, doing this could help lower the cost of energy.

-Emerson]]> 2022-01-24 18:53:43 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009565734 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009569180 Burundi has one of the world's shortest energy supply with only 49% of their urban population and 1% of their rural population connected to electricity. This lack of energy is caused by many reasons such as the lack of investment and production of electricity over the last 15 years, low rainfall over the past few years, an increase in deforestation, and a lack of financial resources to operate their existing thermal power plant. Furthermore, as their capital, Bujumbura, has returned to peace, there has been a great increase in the demand for electricity near the city. ]]> 2022-01-24 18:55:05 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009569180 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009574638 Only 34% of the population has access to grid quality electricity, and 38,000 villages have no electricity at all. The biggest barrier to accessing electricity in Myanmar is affordability. Connecting to the grid is expensive, costing up to $900 per connection. For cooking, firewood is the primary fuel for more than two thirds of households, raising concerns about negative health impacts from indoor pollution. ]]> 2022-01-24 18:57:09 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009574638 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009576711 3.6% of Malaysia population lives below the poverty line with most living in rural areas. Energy coverage in the poor states sits around 79% with the peninsula having about 99% coverage. The thick jungle and rough terrain make its hard for the country to have a single grid which makes local grids the better choice but the initial cost and community approval make it hard to establish. Most of the power they produce themselves comes from hydro-power. 
-Hunter Croslin]]> 2022-01-24 18:58:00 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009576711 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009577705 Vietnam will have severe power outages this year due to their use of energy in 2021. In 2021 Vietnam exceeded its power supply by 6.6billion kWh, and by 2023 the will exceed it by at least 15billion kWh. With all the outages it makes it even harder for Vietnam to build energy projects. The country will need about $6.7 billion in order to increase the power generation by 10% between 2016 and 2030
Parker Chase]]> 2022-01-24 18:58:28 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009577705 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009578347 Nurulla Haydarov

Economic issues in South Sudan are causing major energy problems. Only around 25% of people in South Sudan have access to electricity. South Sudan is so undeveloped that around 70% of people rely on biomass fuels such as wood, dung and charcoal. South Sudan has one of the highest costs for producing energy and one of the lowest energy consumption rates in Africa.]]> 2022-01-24 18:58:43 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009578347 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009580161 South Sudan has one of the highest rates of energy poverty across the globe. As of 2019, a mere 6.7% have access to electricity. The economic poverty rate of the country is at 80%. More than 90 percent of the population lives on less than $1 per day.
-Brianna George]]> 2022-01-24 18:59:32 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009580161 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009581203 Forty four percent of Nigerian households have no electricity. However, those who do face frequent power cuts. Many don't have the financial capacity to pay for energy resources. This energy poverty is extremely important because it has stifled economic activity and job production, which is ultimately adding to all kinds of poverty in Nigeria. Nigeria has been excluded from government-supplied energy goods. Energy availability can severely impact the life of an average individual. Nigeria's life expectancy is about 20 years lower than the United States. It's very likely that their access to energy could be adding to this issue. Ultimately, energy is used in purifying our water, a privilege the average Nigerian doesn't necessarily receive.
-Mackenzie Saunders]]> 2022-01-24 19:00:02 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009581203 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009587895 Only about 13% of the Democratic Republic of the Congo's almost 90 million population have access to electricity with over 98% of that being produced by hydroelectric power. In rural areas the amount of people with access to electricity goes down to an alarming 4%. Almost all of the energy produced is from hydro-power with a very small amount coming from oil and gas. The potential to generate energy is high within the Democratic Republic of the Congo, but with no real plans to improve or increase the access rate it will stay low.
Jonathan Varnan]]> 2022-01-24 19:02:59 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009587895 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009963340 22% of Bulgaria's population was living in poverty in 2013, which is about 1.6 million people. Energy poverty here has been associated with the country's post-socialist recovery. People's incomes are too low for them to afford energy. They have started to rely on manual heating, such as burning coal or wood.

-Matthew Smith]]> 2022-01-24 23:25:25 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2009963340 https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2018192547 In Brazil, most of the rural population (currently about 13% of its total population) had absolutely no access to the national power grid. This is largely because expanding the energy grid to these far, rural areas would lead to high energy costs that rural families simply could not afford. However, the Brazilian government has recently started a project to reduce energy poverty in these rural areas by expanding their use of natural renewable energy (specifically hydropower and wind energy due to its geography) to expand access to energy, which has resulted in 100% of the population of Brazil having access to energy as of 2018.]]> 2022-01-28 16:13:25 UTC https://padlet.com/emilydowdy/n8zhmh39u1lxyfdu/wish/2018192547