makes it cool for us. it makes it slightly challenging to come up with dishes in the sense it. and the challenge is something that we enjoy the restaurant stuff, see that there has been a remarkable change in their customers choices to go over like before, before or we will happy eating fish to go. not knowing what wasn't that 1st they go . all right. and that was the idea of sea food for us and it was exotic. but today we wanted to know where did this come from? what is it that i'm eating? was it lane card? is it farmed? is there why leg? when was this part? is this fish fresh? the team behind the calendar hopes to behavior change? can somebody result in a shift in seaford demand and supply like mangles in windows and strawberries in summer? similarly, they have to understand you cannot eat one for 12 months. so i think this has to gone from a consumer end and when it comes from consumer and automatically fishermen can change i one consumer to know the fisherman as they know the fish, when they know the f

, use direct us, they disperse to each nuclear forces back and so the russian fears that the u. s. was thinking about nuclear weapons and that leads to russia limit. she's nuclear limited nuclear use. we've gone from a piece of mystery code found in the wrong place to a nuclear attack. how did that happen? well, let's do what government can't do in that situation when price pause slow things down for a moment and peace them back together. because this is how a regional crisis can turn into a catastrophic war in the heat of a crisis with russia, the u. s. detect malware and it's early warning networks, fearing it could be russian codes aimed at disabling systems. it was with the cyber intrusion of it's turning into russia. russia now sees it's nuclear capable.

and treated us like slaves so they hit us at the slightest excuse. he was finally freed at the age of 21 and ménage to set up a business as a painter he tried to forget his past as best he could up until a few years ago when he met his partner mary sure she insists that he needed to find his roots she searched for months sent hundreds of inmates and managed to get one spectacular result she found in meals oldest sister mary who lives only in you know they talk to each other daily. are all. i was always hoping to find him and he never gave up my search now he's too far away from me i want him to come back here. and 2014 france officially acknowledged its moral responsibility towards the so called children of the cause the ministry of the overseas told us that they plan to teach these children's history at school but emir is hoping for more of the more good or much more we are asking for damages that's prophetically reasonable they have done us harm if i had robbed or killed someone i would also be punished even though money will not right the wrong t

use hemp in car door panels. people can also purchase smart phone covers made of hemp creating these innovative materials is still we bring tense of and expensive but industrial hemp has lots of potential it's also rich in protein omega 3 and omega 6 fatty acids as a result c.b.d. has become a darling of the lifestyle industry it's founded cosmetics like oils creams and soaps as well as food stuffs like lemonades cakes and coffee. in an ideal world we would only completely recyclable products we wouldn't have such a huge amount of plastic waste and we wouldn't find plastic everywhere in that environment but unfortunately we don't live in that ideal world our plastic problem is soft it's estimated that by 2050 there will be more pieces of plastic than the number of fish. lucky for us that a many people who are trying to solve this problem we resist that some of them in germany. and i delete location on the who're river in western germany. take a closer look and it's not as beautiful. as. kevin there were and their

typically they don't tell us that they're about to pull out. they only tell us when they're gone. and now with barbara close, this was, you know, a very, very important hub for operations as well as transportation. so this is really a big change when, when you'll no longer have that center point of american military power. and the thing about the allies is that without the us there, without the u. s. in strong force, they are, they can't stay, they simply don't have the capacity to state. once the americans are gone. what do we know then? i mean, you've mentioned the italian, the poles, the germans. what do we know about when all night her troops do to make a complaint with roll? i know that you said that they don't generally amount to beforehand, but what's the sort of timeframe are we looking at? well, as you mentioned, they have a sped things up quite a bit because the u. s. announced it wanted all of its troops out by september 11th, and that's what nato said it would do as well. and here we are. you know, 1st the 1st week of july. but we had been hearing behind the scenes tha

you've used. the desert is a real threat and just a few kilometers away from the university the government wants all professors to make a contribution to the fight against global warming. and farming lies stood it's abundantly clear that the amount of fertile land is shrinking as a god it is seeing carbon fixation is very important so that we can feed just as many people with less land. the scientists are hoping to supercharge plants to make them better at absorbing c o 2 during photosynthesis leaves consume carbon dioxide and release oxygen using the enzyme rw biscoe but it's not a faster efficient process so up to 50 percent of their conversion efficiency is lost. to a standard car and just colleague i mean of and sort of are modulating the plant's metabolism to make it easier for their leaves to bind c o 2. they're working with bacteria and synthetic enzymes which are introduced into the plant cells the goal is to slow down foetal risk ration process and much c o 2 is released instead of stored

the use of wood and cancer. action can save on emissions prints you can park in munich it's a model timber settlement with $570.00 apartments there's no waste when wood is used even the shavings can be used to spew and there are many other advantages. you know have to include some time to construct a building but stuart see the 2. to 3 percent more rental space can be created and there is more efficiency as well as other units in the same density we should build apartments all. the time you asked her and her husband built this house in perfect 6 years ago according to cradle to cradle criteria there are only recyclable materials and the large what was untreated the house was inspired by trees. through its own and it absorbs solar energy and store c o 2 anything that a tree doesn't need decomposes into the soil. so this material circularity is there trees have a positive footprint they foster life in their environment and i think that's a very important aim for people on this planet. sagna as are wanted her house

the cloud of points can be used as the basis for a widely used calculation method the object is divided up into small segments like a puzzle the properties of each one a calculated allowing conclusions to be made about the entire building but the munich research has have added another element that revolutionizes the price. yes. man and look you take aaron constructed around the object and then you have a much simpler structure which once again you can divide up into cubes and you just give each material point its corresponding property for example air was soft and stone is hard and with this simple trick you can easily depict very complex structures in fact after. the researches include the new domain they've created around the object in that calculations it's as if they packed it in a box they then calculate the transition from soft surroundings to the hog structure that defines the surface of the object and gives information about it stability. and they want to use the new method to determine the stability of historical monuments and other objects of cultural significance like the sta

but when you use what's so called meta data is accumulated to companies use this data to extrapolate valuable information on how a person uses their device or find out their network, a friend according to what's app to new privacy policy. this data will now be tapped on to his parent company. the e. u is the only place where this is for him. it it. when facebook acquired what's out, a special regulation put in place. jennifer king is an expert and information privacy at stanford university in california. she wants that passing on data can have dangerous consequences. they use the wide swath of different types of information to, to target. you know, he's often think about this only in terms of kind of online commerce and online shopping, but it goes much more broadly. i mean, certainly in this country in the us we saw the controversies around facebook's participation in our elections and election advertising. and we also seen how much the algorithms that facebook uses to recommend content to you, especially facebook groups, have led to people becoming more radical lies in europe, pass

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some people who support us. some funding for care. that decided to support us and especially. so another guy has brought in a few pounds of salt to one of the women who supply her with a never address a key ingredient in our product. before the corporate $1000.00 price none of the guards charged to her wrists on hold. but now that they are hardly any tourists she's expanded how business online i have a vision to make my. face i have a vision to make africa instead of running away from it to make it a better place. if my mother hoping to see me know i know it will be probably me. i'm sure she would it is good to be reminded that looking out to the environment you should do well that's all we had for you today thank you for chaining us so long for me thunder to know we are here in kampala until next time. but for now sun dress always it was a pleasure hosting the show with you if you also out there remember you can find out more vault of protection on sawston ability on our social media platforms i'm chris sign you know from lagos see you again next week. these are not the mount

but with reason, we have to find away using our reason using our senses. our common sense i mean to, to construct something which will allow us to live side by side together. respecting the space of one another, respecting the traditions religions, the symbols, the national identities. if you like, and the basic human rights, it is the inability to imagine the lives of others rights you say be the former pillow member teaches coach university in jerusalem and believes education and information of the keys to drawing closer where you do it. partly by being in the classroom teaching, talking about different ways, different conflicts that have taken place. trying to develop and respect for tolerance for otherness for open the door own daughter, holocaust survivors also attempt a change of perspective and writes about living together with palestinians. my neighbor, the one more is under the occupation, probably has a similar story to tell about the dream, to be free about the dream, to have a country and to raise the family in a peaceful, open life in the sci

if you are also doing your bit, tell us about it, visit our website, or send us a tweet with hash tag doing your bit. we share your stores a note to one of the one key environmental troublemaker slattich every year. around point 25000000 pounds. the read ends up in ocean truck every single minute. you've all plastic consumption continues to live on. the present rate will be discarding to truckloads, minutes within the next 10 years, and hope i sent by 2050. why is this happening? one reason is that only a small proportion of plastic with this recycled another is that around half of all plus the goes to product that's i use just once and the answer in the weight. now some young german activists are cleaning up local rivers and working with scientists to calculate how much a plastic and stop in the sea. an idyllic location on the who river in west, in germany, but take a closer look. and it's not as beautiful kevin, nowhere and the housemates have come to do some fishing, but not the usual kind. it's trash, they're fishing for. please listen everywhere they look. and there's plenty of p

we used to handle and we're adjusting our cost accordingly. part of born is shrinking to survive and expects a return to normal different approaches to the crisis and the outcome uncertain it's not an easy time for the aviation industry. the consumer electronics show in las vegas has been held on line this year because of the pandemic and fittingly digital health is taking center stage on display biosensors and a range of other gadgetry that can help people avoid going to the doctor where they could potentially be exposed to infected patients demand for tele health services is expected to rise significantly underscoring the need for better communications platforms home monitoring devices war. and more that brings us to our next guest i'm joined now by peter hosking is professor of medical information technology at the university of applied sciences and arts and daughter moment good to have you with us. i mean digital health now of course seems more relevant than ever is this just a phase due to the pandemic or do you see an ongoing trend here.

well being for health to a digital app it can be helpful to use them but it's very important not to use them responsibly and to be aware of the risks that afflicts. after work i like to switch off and this news had been says it can help according to the makers use a 7 sensors to detect the brain's electrical activity which it then transforms into understandable experiences so the user can wind down and meditate if i'm not calm i will hear sounds of a storm which will remind me to concentrate on my breathing if i'm feeling calm i will heal some really. i can heal some very light rain some wind. and from time to time the earth chirping that indicates that i'm really relaxed right now over. what i'm talking when it's getting heavier and the wind there is a real thrill so i think a bit of contemplating now. i would say that new trick is going to help people to go about their everyday life in a more mindful way but it is important to not relinquish full control and to not take them and the exercises they prescribe too seriously i doubt that such gadgets can really have uses with serious ment

only radar radio waves are used to measuring objects distance and speed using this data and the camera images a 3 d. image of the surroundings is then created with the help of a hockey. flowing on pity roboticist and manufacture of light are systems disagrees with the law must. be freely and there is the problem is that cameras don't offer direct information about distance and radar isn't high rez so there's missing information on what this means you need another source of information to be able to navigate safely the question here is can you said cost and safety and i for one i'm absolutely against this in my opinion mobility needs to be completely safe which also means using the best sense of the best. by the way experts believe one out of 10 cars on the road in 2030 will be self driving some are already hitting the streets today like this and on this bus at a clinic in florida during the pandemic of a whole new advantage they can help minimize the spread but these are just precursors to truly a ton of those vehicles where a passenger only needs to punch in the destination turn over

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they invented and developed a technology that most of us use every day, often without even noticing. it's about smartphones, laptop, computers, courtland vacuum cleaners, and electric scooters. it's this the lithium ion battery. this technology is key to us driving around without burning fossil fuels. what does it take to make all these batteries? what do we do with them once they've spent the me, why on earth i'll be playing with lego in this video. let's find out the, the automobile has brought comfort and independence to the lives of billions of people. guzzling, ever growing amounts of fossil fuels has also taken its toll on the climate. we have an energy, thanks to lithium batteries. we might now be entering a new era mobility because of their high energy density. perfect and electric vehicles for a relatively tiny package. they pack a big punch, realty in mind, but they asked me to enable many parts of the compensation. this is how it's eric melon. he founded a research and consulting firm focusing on lithium ion batteries. favorite thing in mobility, lithium ion battery is i w

no use at all. really. the clunk of muscle was 1st discovered here in 2016, they probably migrated, latching onto the homes of both store ways for the scientists at the institute of lake research and long and hawk in germany. much about the muscles remains a mystery through close monitoring. the team 1st want to find out exactly where they're colonizing the lake and how quickly they're spreading. on it. if we're going to a relatively deep spot now to take samples of water depth of around 180 meters on, it's a location where we found plug muscles in the past. the program muscles don't usually live in such deep water is often by the log in now they seem to be able to survive on the food supply down there and grow in the low temperatures. they're 2 different temper fucking suddenly the clouds gather and the wind picks up a change of plans. the boat have to turn back. the researchers designed to lower the sieve to collect samples and shallower waters its dragged along the bottom of the link like a sled collecti

using dose is donated by china. the poll ran short of $0.05 off the deliveries from india, where stocks due to the virus surge that china has approved. the emergency use of the sin of vaccine for children as young as 3 is the 1st countries off a co, with 900 jobs to toddlers and organizers of the tokyo olympics, say foreign media covering the games will be monitored using gps technology that measures supposed to prevent them leaving designated areas and potentially spreading the virus. and finally heard of wild elephants have been caught taking a nap on the migration through southwestern china. the serene scenes that we see here and sharp contrast to the havoc caused by the animal since they were 1st spotted in a pro official scramble to ensure public safety. they roam through populated areas of global problems, leaving a trail off destruction. it's unclear why they set out on that track, which has captivated the public in china. you want to be in years. he has a quick reminder, although the top stories, internation

an image i can use as the basis for a painting on a campus. this is. basically it's like an ultra modern sketch. software on these it's in there largely basically our music is a type of software. these so-called neural network we use very specific architecture a machine learning system is capable of analyzing roman lipski paintings distilling facets from them deconstructing them and then constructing something new and generating hundreds of thousands of variations. so again. he does his theme of here you can see how the system interpreted this section on the right has a lake so added blue that it. must have thought for it's the only image generated that has that feature. so that really fires up room or inspires him to take it to the next level and pick up on certain details of the line it does 60 ai is incredibly fast but roman once said to me that what's exciting is that this allows him to take his time as. never paints exactly with the artificial muse proposes it simply points him in a direction gives him an idea a spark a stimulus. in the last few y

this is i can come and look, this is the group of us walking. and here we're climbing up to the summit. and this is me on the summit here. so at the top, we held up the, we parlor the flag, the i, mara. this is to show you that dream we can come to you. i know you will have a dream, which is why you're here learning at your school. and your dreams can become a reality. at this point. you in a capacity. i had no idea how far i would make it. i've led not to impose limits on myself. most of the kind of planned especially not as a teacher because the pupils and follow my example. i want my pupils to learn how to achieve that goal. and to never give up, consider the me still a long way to go. it's a good start. liking . i've always worked so that my daughters don't have to go through what i went yesterday. that's the real challenge. and i'm proud of having achieved barricade. i'm doing well, especially when i'm with my family with my grandchildren, my daughters. that's who i am. i have a nice family. i mean me and my husband augustine is a good man.

you for what we want to use for you to give us back the land could you give us the property titles. to get a little bit of out of. a bad man moment stay come i understand you're upset but it's none of our business but. that's why we haven't done anything yet let us call you a lay up and out of a big. case of a government out of gas company am. getting to know we're not the owners of the prado lenders eldorado loans to the government. how proud i belong to our government. that the property title belongs to the national authority from rural development included in the by god john from via the power rule doc and co down should give the land back to us the land belongs to us all not the state to believe otherwise. we know as a company you have the right to arrest you what i suggest is that you leave here then we'll be here to talk to. your. the florist family had to return home with no answers. protocol published the following documents regarding the disputed land you know. who is not the owner of the el prado land and is not interested in owning it fionn or is the colombian rural devel

he won't give up on us. every protest is brutally put down with the use of bullets guns, beating murders of prisoners and persecution. to them, people are scared when they can be arrested just for having white and red window. blind or white and red faced man must in men's political scientist, value every couple years of age doesn't see why russia would be directly involved in the cross forced landing and protest savages. the rest of russia has an advantage from the situation who conflicts the more conflicts feller is, has with the west, the more lucca shanker on russia. lou from the lucas shinkel holds on to power only by the grace of putin without the billions of years in london. guarantees of mutual assistance. lucas shanker might not have survived last year. protests in return person would like to see the current, the union and joint taxation system. and eventually, perhaps the complete union of russia and bella roosevelt, the body language only underlined who has the upper hand. the notion. lucas shan't

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join us the macros. last 4, we'll load a wanda mental question of humanity trying to figure out whether or not life existed on mars, pretty clear water with their quite abundance. well, that would be interesting. so on mars, the atmosphere is a 100 of what we have here on earth. it's very, very cold. that's a fast, it's like you have to arctica, you could imagine bringing some supplies and you know, you do build a little self contained pressure vehicle or vessel which would be on the surface. there are things like oxygen that you can harvest from the atmosphere to help make living possible if you want to think of humanity, if we really want to survive forever, we're going to have to move off years eventually. and i know that seems a little crazy, but you've got to start somewhere the, sometimes a seed is all you need to allow the big ideas to grow. we're bringing environmental conservation to life with learning, like global ideas. we will show you how climate change and environmental conservation is taki

when people start with us they're using. illicit drugs every day and by 6 months in care with aspect goes down the handful of days i'm up at people reconnect with families have to go back to school they start work and start working part time to travel out here and they get housing but more importantly my most recent of us patients have been in and out of jail over 200 times before he came to treatment here in sense he's been in treatment here he's not going back to jail that's a huge success. how many banks have you roped. i mean there are a lot over 60 banks. i served prison term or 22 years 2 months and 2 days. it costs $27000.00 a year to supply heroin for one patient here and it's funded by the government. it's not cheap but independent research suggests service saves the taxpayer. by reducing crime policing health care and ambulance cooler. and in the midst of offense in crisis there's a further saving one that's hard to quantify the cost of human life. we haven't lost any of our clients to a functional overdose because

the vineyard next door belongs to us because brother. he too exports a large portion of his harvest and mostly does without chemicals to. he routinely checks by hand to see if his plan sufis to. your daughter may not tell the soil needs to be felt properly to check its moisture content. right now it shows 40 percent which indicates that this area needs water if it clings together more than this then the moisture content is 50 to 60 percent water is not required. this is attended a 1000000. to cultivate and irrigate the soil has dug ditches . they demanded of the car. ever since i started practicing this new method of water management in which moisture is provided directly to the root zone i've saved a lot of water. and i noticed that especially in the months of april and may when there is a shortage of water. that's helped me to improve the quality and lifespan of the great. brood and killing of grapes can fetch $160.00 with ease compared to 70 with his on the domestic markets the great farmers would like to explore with more at present

to use. this is d w news and these are our top stories germany has banned travel from range ends in one ring austria and the czech republic that's after a surge of infections involving more contagious variants of the corona virus in some border regions checkpoints have been said opp and rail services suspended only essential travel and tried is allowed.

thank you so much for joining us. on a costume from remembering stripping is the police forces around the world have made hundreds of arrests as part of a major sting targeting organized crime networks. investigators gathered evidence by tricking suspects in using a messaging app that was actually controlled by the f. b i in the united states criminal. so the encrypted shots were secure but didn't know the police were intercepting and beating their communications. as they plotted drug deals, deals and murder, drugs, guns, and money, lots of money. that's on top of over $800.00 arrests worldwide in operation trojan shield. top law enforcement officials around the world worked together to distribute $20000.00 devices. they named anime to criminals who thought their messages were encrypted. while police read their communications, police disrupted dozens of plots. users who tried to check in on the website on tuesday were greeted with this message. this domain has been seized, the f b. i gave details. and to give you an i

all of us grew up in south africa and. all of us. expanse the bush. love those experiences us as children and growing up we want to preserve and we've all been following block take technology for a while and to be able to put that together and merge those 2 passions was was really special for us the 3 friends live in cape town and work as software developers every transaction in the digital block chain can be carried out safely and transparently 1st importantly it is recorded so what is their idea exactly all of our different conservation partners on the wild cards platform these conservations have certain types of animals and species that they look after and for every animal that they have we represent that is a unique digital artwork on the block chain that only one person can have and if you own this wild card you essentially pay a monthly amount to actually support that organization and you can see that money essential flying directly through to that organization is from team on the wild cards digital platform can buy and sell rare animal cards us

can't really analyze the use a smooth. a person can have so many different emotions feelings are very complex and these apps can simplify complex matters in such a way that they might not useful. delio can only track my mood when i'm using it actively it doesn't know what happens in between and that information doesn't turn up in the statistics. i don't think the ad was that useful for me personally but it could be helpful to record one's daily activity in order to recognize certain patterns but to do so you already have to know yourself quite well. that take other factors into account that quite a bit. now that i'm in the office it's time for the next test feel response can measure the sweat on the uses skin this information will be linked to mood related data. i will input my mood into the app now that's a joyous because i get to see my colleagues the wristband wanted to some biometric data on my blood pressure for example and translates them into emotional patterns and to recognize them when i'm joyous in the future. i

can't really analyze he uses. a person can have so many different emotions feelings are very complex and these apps can simplify complex matters in such a way that they might end up being not useful. delio can only track my mood when i'm using it actively it doesn't know what happens in between and that information doesn't turn up and the statistics. i don't think was that useful for me personally but it could be helpful. to record one's daily activity in order to recognize certain patterns but to do so you already have to know yourself quite well. that take other factors into account quite a bit. that i'm in the office it's time for the next test feel response can measure the sweat on the user skin this information will be linked to mood related data. i will input my mood into the app now that's a joyous because i get to see my colleagues the respond money to some biometric data on my blood pressure for example translates them into emotional pedants recognize them when i'm joyous in the future. i don't know how p

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and how about you if you're also doing your bit tell us about it visit our website oh send us a tweet hash tag doing your bit. we share your story. is tourism a curse or a blessing this is a question that comes up in many choice hot spots in kenya over here is divided among the messiah population they are about 3000000 a science or 2 i many of them live from tourism as rangers gods or tall god i guess near to when the coronavirus put an end to tourism it also put an end to these a source of income members of the not. obvious in kenya are thinking of new ways to weather the storm together they'll do what ever it takes so that they preserve the environment aren't way of life. these women are sifting through the river of the national icons of n.c. located right next to canyons famous mossimo national park this tributary flows into the mary. nelson only real initiative the cleanup he pays the women from the nearby villages $5.00 a day for the a work. this is the most important watershed in this part of the mara the local community relies on this water for there are usage for cooking clean

biological can crawl using this salvia weaver has been used in many countries around the world including in 15 countries in africa and the best example is that of santa god they were able to get rid of their sort of email within a year using the biological control and the way this weaver works is that if you need specific on this sort of ina what happened after the done anything salvia it just died because they have not had. twice a month the researcher makes the trip from cameroon capital young to work at the lick accompanied by colleagues and students i'm cool also collects data on the african manatee the least studied large mammal in africa they're shy by nature and active at night so sightings are rare in order to detect the creatures location and movements to kuka muses specialised equipment including. the information gained is critical for the conservation of the graceful animals so the reason my team and i working so hard is because we want to save the african american which is being threatened by portraying which is illegal hunting of this species and also creating by accident ca

500 cities and the bad side is if you use the money you are supposed to use for something good for 2 bits and then you lose easy you may not get on when you when you do it you encourage you do it again because you feel if you try again you will then you continue doing do it till you become addictive several people. have their own side of whatever business they buy hugely into battle. if i want to this morning by cream i didn't know that money for ice cream and i would have another one that i want to use i'm leaving i do much to listen well and see what i think most people don't play so well when i buy he wants a bit. bettin has changed a lot of life it's already destroyed a lot of life because some people does not have jobs they depend on it now which is very wrong all right and some people play due to the love of sports you get that's now i think is becoming addicted because of the way you hear how many people for that job trying to do it all means you are trying to say or clues to play the game or you are trying to say you want to play the game we are trying to you know say your be

is that we can make them using algae. sugarcane seeds we don't even from cooking oil fuel is great for c o 2 but there isn't enough of it around that's why k l m is getting everyone together to produce biofuel on a large scale ok and it's a leading ally in by field but actual share of biofuels was only 0.18 percent of their total fuel consumption and $29000.00 in the end they were sued for misleading marketing. recently become about electric aircraft and we were convinced that the electrical revolution would happen in aerospace as well so we launched a fully electric powered aircraft which we called the that was a project that was canceled the year before it was scheduled to make its 1st flight well. as a scientist measure progress and that is emissions going down and we haven't seen that. now hydrogen is supposed to save the planet. that were believed in what hydrogen represents is most pivotal why they say hydrogen has at least 3 striking features number one it's a versatile energy carrier and can power aircraft with hi

of course in order for us to use the rare earths and other precious raw materials they 1st have to be extracted from the plants and that happens here at the university's bio gas plant the corn is turned into tiny chips and dried out before being weighed and poured into a reactor device together with a quantity of water here bacteria assumed 2 important tasks they generate bio gas and break open the plant cells the resulting product is a liquid that is then dried out in half and. this is their interest in this is the digest it with and yet for us it's a can to plant or containing all the elements which we then want to make available for use. and that now involves burning the plant residue all. those treasured elements are then found in concentrated form in the combustion residue the ashes. they use up to put the entire process takes around 30 hours what we then get which you can see here are not us looking white and colored powders. germanium dioxide and rare earth salts sides and they will then be used in e-cards and cell phones and scientists. the researchers aren't yet able to say e

us. visibly worried and soon how worst fears are realized the water level has gone up again this could be the last day. it's the following day and construction has started on higher ground and this is where china gets new coleman business when. it's a fresh and easy start no one can be sure what to what drives this high because no one believes the water would ever get as far as it already has. all right so we've heard from people here how the rising water levels have affected them and with me is mr henry real he's actually a farmer it's his father used to be at least just a couple of metres from where we are and i wanted to find out from you mr rio how has your life changed since the water started coming into your life actually. we have been having a problem. what about long time since the beginning of this year. this what i started from. how far was the lake originally. turned. and from where we're sitting where we are standing. now persona's could we just we just. we. just left. a world

optimizing the use of resources. to develop the method the cameroonian collaborated with his rwandan colleague tessa and a i.m.s. founder neal to rock it's a pan african response to the continent's challenges. it's really extraordinary that you can write. on the board so many questions and no tell you how. this is spread in a population how what happens when you truly are born into the. out what happens to cars how computers work so all of these are my markets on the. resort of people just investigating doing analysis trying to understand better how things around them work. the a ins network places great value on training young scientists across the continent they are confident that the next albert einstein will come from africa. training young people to how to obvious knowledge and this ability to use mars to solve problems is wonderful and i'm very proud to be associated with this vision to be helping to drive it forward. for example has been proof that this is vital thing to do. did you know that p.c.r. technology

the decision has provoked outrage him munich, defend us, shame his shameful. that forbids us here. in munich, and i'm sending a signal for cosmopolitan as a tolerance for respect and facility charity with the l g b t i q community one facility that it, it the head of the german parliament. sports committee has also waited in an interview with d. w. she accused of having noval gold on paper, but no intention of standing up for those values in practice. i think the city of munich really offered a great opportunity to price against discrimination o time my eyes wave really does not show ambition to pound up for equality. they claim at you a for has suggested alternative dates for the rainbow colors in the later rounds of the tournament. when hungary there were lost in that group unlikely to be playing. so what's the reaction been to it as decision? we put that question to felix thompson. from w sports, if you could say there are people's reactions to your action most certainly yes. you are just just last in just about 2 years ago you are the official twins, their accounts to come out

and this is scaring us yeah. it's kind of creepy it is crazy and is very creepy this stuff happens here every single day 000000000000 yes he turned from around him for cold 3 and 3 d.v.d.'s for you like that you know me for you know. i don't know what that means. how did you guys me. you met in the library. and i ran after it geez. why did you run off to love it. yeah we were we were we were we were in we were in the library and we were in catchin eyes. and then i laughed and then and then she laughed and i started walking down the street and you bastard i cannot let her leave so i ran out for and i freaked her out easily hey. my you have to admit the whole 5 minutes later we were making out for it one other day but i don't know that's what i think everyone we were were we did we did make our own way and find out later. that this person will know this is this is this is normal. this is this is totally normal it's what we call it's what we called the knot or or the the hasting shuffle. we we've been there we we've

you'd like us to send it to us as a video text or voice map. if we feature it on the show, you'll get a little surprise from us as a thank you. come on, just on the moon. fascinating stories, head to our website, d, w dot com slash signs, or check us out on twitter. health organization full cars that within the next 10 years, 6 out of every 10 people will live in a city. the population density is based on the number of residents per kilometer squared african and asian cities tend to have the highest levels the trend is any said to accelerate, even in germany. in the city of munich, they've come up with a creative solution in the german city of munich finding land to build on. it's like winning the lottery. and so architect oliver, whom has specialized in the opposite direction. and consolidation has just finished renovating this building. and expanding its attic bomb, this is where the stairwell windows used to be. and whenever you looked out and you saw the courtyard, the garages on an ugly, rather deal updated rooftop and stuff especially in

a kind of a brooch used as a class or an outer garment. for backing from franconia and quarter tire this round fibula was used in their clothing. and that's what i've been the scandinavians originally had 2 oval fibula or didn't . then we have these pendants they have proper legs so you can hang them on a chain as if you have. come and often and you'll be sure this treasure is in one piece or could there still be some gold buried in the sand and hidden in the. board with a stick to the down hope that none of the things that you still hoped we might find another piece if you look at the pendant you can see they're not all identical as this is in their very similar but they're so skillfully crafted that it's very into sign i think about the yen when they're mcguffin also if you assume they have been symmetrically arranged on a chain like of 2 or more pieces or definitely missing after the life maybe someone from hidden say it's one of those pieces in a jewelry box and this is a tile or. is this kind of gold treasure you need to under or is t

to belong to a nickel smelter and is now being used for bitcoin server far over in the us state new york, this old coal power station was revived and converted to gas solely to provide a bit coin far with the energy. it's estimated that at present a global bitcoin block chain uses around $110.00 tara watt hours a year. which is roughly equal to the netherlands electricity consumption for climate researcher, you know, on down this, this has become a societal issue. the crypt currencies like bit caught in the i'm all ready required of computing power was that they just, they grow. so to do their energy and some of that, i was also a dangerous development for the climate. we need to look for a tentative to use less energy for many se crypto currencies also need to become cleaner. 70 percent of all bitcoin mining takes place in china where cold generated or is cheaper chinese point mines alone produce more c o 2 every year and a hold of denmark, this troubles china, government. and it also bothers in may, must tweeted, he was suspended in customer purchases with bitcoin and said, tesla

and tony stayed with us. i wanted to play to you a response earlier today on the w from medical city, you potty, patrick, sense. burke led an investigation into in a say, spying on the chance. let's have a listen to what he had to say. i think europe in intelligence agencies work together with the u. s. side, so they work together with other partners and they have the interest. for example, if you're taking concerned the period of breakfast, i think our european partners have the interest to inquire, what are the positions and that's what intelligence agency for. that's why i always pointed out we have interest. we have common interests, but there is no field of friendship concerning states or agencies. friendship you have from between person, but not between agencies. that was a pragmatic patrick center from medical say to your party antonia. since because i'm surprised saying it's part of the course in the intelligence world, but i wonder how surprised were you at what you one covered european ally helping

they tell us to stop using drugs and change our ways. and they go after the dealers either of the years voting protection money from the legal drug trade, or fighting their insurgency against afghanistan's western back government. taliban now say they want to put an end to the cultivation and use of what is by most estimates the country's most valuable export. this at a time of extreme stress with the countries farmers, drought plummeting, consumer demand, and border closures have seen the incomes dwindle. to one crops, still performing for these farmers is the opium poppy. here in canada, our province, it sold openly alongside the farmers of the producers. and on the 3rd nothing that the only thing the tell about announcement changed. the phone was tell us was to drive open prices up the time when prices for the crops a collapsing with the was jo john. i just tavis did onions and couldn't even sell them for $0.20. a sac that we know this isn't a legal crop and it's not right them. honestly, these are illegal drugs and we know that we're

thank you for joining us. we heard there what was likely a confession from sophia as a picket that was recorded under duress. and we've seen a similar video from roman for this year, which what do you make of these videos? first of all, all it is crystal clear is actually made on did us dog is without saying. and indeed if you look protest search his face, it's healthy and eat blasted with pancake makeup which reinforces the very way the concerns about protest. savage courses being tortured no the doubt in recent months. so and thousands of peaceful protest up to this indelibly, the arbitrarily detained and subjected to cruel and degrading treatment. the vicious with bitter they withheld in truly tortures condition. to the concern for the joy and physical insurgency of protest. 7 rich and sophia, god extremely, extremely grave. right? very law calling in danger, their lives are in danger. and we know meanwhile that there could crack down on journalists and bella rufe has also ramped up. can you tell us what th