i don't think that. this is do you have you to use logic from berlin covert questions in the capitol police stop a demonstration against germany's coronavirus church it's making multiple arrests thousands of protesters remain on the streets of berlin to voice their anger against the government's handling of the pandemic also coming out. black panther star chapter exposed him to stop using 43 after a long chance we'll hear about the actor's life and likes. to never say

never goodbye or munich's thomas near make a return to the germany national team german general manager all over beer hall tells you the possibilities shouldn't be fixed. on exposer thanks for joining us and we begin here in berlin where large rallies have taken place against germany's coronavirus restrictions despite police attempts to break them up the protests have been given the go ahead on strict conditions but police say participants fail to wear face masks or follow social distancing rules in all tens of thousands of people managed to voice their anger against the government's handling of the pandemic. taken by the thousands to demand germany's government change its course in the corona crisis. but for many who demonstrate. in

the heart of berlin ended in arrest. police say they were forced to make the detentions after a far right activists who marched alongside coronavirus skeptics clashed with police. a small group even managed stormed the steps of the german parliament before being detained. saturday's demonstrations attracted a wide coalition of activists from right wing radicals to those who reject the authority of the german government or doubt the severity or even existence of the pandemic they were unified by one belief the government's measures to tackle the coronavirus pandemic go too far i think the president personally i don't believe that there's a pandemic i do think the disease exists but not a pandemic kind of. their food move on from the cording to the new definition of a pandemic it's a pandemic. was a sound from the fall guy but that has to do with how much it spread and not with how dangerous it is. through authorities demanded protesters are here to mask and

social distancing requirements during the demonstrations requirements many participants floated a predictable development says berlin's interior senator nelson infallibility. and i certainly would have liked to avoid scenes like this because berlin police predicted that today would turn out like this you're going to. have people not respecting distancing rules thank you but despite the u.s. thousands continued their march a clear sign that their anger is here to stay. and for more now i'm joined by our political correspondent emanuel shasta's been following the story so what's actually happening now well quite early in the afternoon we've just seen and a report a 1000000000 police is banned in the process we're talking about a wrong 30000 people who took to those trees they came from all over the country and so they're rants about to just leave when the police told them to do so so their police say they were they've arrested around 200 people that stupid. people

in the streets but he says to say that some broke into restricted area as around the parliament some various of these areas have been turned over so that's the situation right now she said or a 30000 people who are there well that's a bit difficult to define that's a group of people what unites them if you will is come on the hatred to come on distress distress to come on dislike of how german government ease handling a pandemic but they come from all walks of life there are conspiracy theories and to facts is nationalist so that's kept it's a quite a mixed group of people. also the thing is that we you kind of tweeted talk about where we had citizens here when you see german imperial flags neo nazi flags white supremacist class being waved. also there's a use of slogans and off chance and symbols of another time there's been some people are wearing a star baby they get one by jews during world war 2 so they like the actions of the

current german government to dot's of the nazi regime or so used a slogan of the as in that's folk which means we are the people which was used against the eastern german government another day using it as a rallying cry though it is also used by a rightwing parties has been useful some years now so it's a very very diverse group of people but also wearing wearing me there's a lot of far right elements in that group that have been joining the crowd and you were just mentioning germany is actually doing relatively well which of course true compared to many other european countries so why so angry well that's probably a paradox of that situation of what we're witnessing today germany has fed quite well during that 1st wave we counted 241000 people infected but relatively few number of deaths less than 10000. better than

a friend so spain for example if you look at other european countries however perhaps there's a lack of awareness in the majority of the population to what has been happening because they haven't been affected personally ok all right many shots from the political target thank you for that insight and we turn to some sad news now from the world of entertainment black panther an actor chadwick boseman has died at the age of 43 of those men one international acclaim playing the king of a condo in the box office that he passed away after a long and private battle with cancer. this year. before finding fame is the regal black panther in the film adaptation of the marvel comic bushman played historical figures such as funk soul musician james brown and get on up and jackie robinson the 1st african-american to play in major league baseball in the film 42 jackie robinson. black and white

brace i want you to know when you. think about the abuse that he's. your enemy will be out in force and you cannot meet him on its own no. what you are one of these pictures probably your head. chad bozeman was a vocal critic of the endemic disadvantages facing black actors you have equal if not more talent at times. but you don't have the same opportunities you don't necessarily have the same doors open to you the same nepotism to be young gifty in black is all of their needs is to have. everything but quite be able to grasp it to be able to person through that though we've been

really getting to play in the psychic or the sideshow or backstage or not here altogether. but it was his role playing king charles in the blockbuster black panther that his family said was the honor of his life we did like to know. what happens. to the rest of the want black panther 13 academy awards in 2019 the film was a huge box office success and was widely seen as a defining moment for representation in hollywood bushman had been battling colon cancer for 4 years his family said on twitter that he died at home with his wife and family by his side he was just 43. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world italy's coast

guard has evacuated 49 migrants from a rescue vessel sponsored by british street artist banksy the operation came after the crew used twitter to kill for help saying at least one of the over 200 migrants on board was dead and several others injured. in russia thousands of people have been arrested in the far eastern city of have partly protested to demand the release of the regional governor surrogate fergal has been detained in moscow over murder charges which he denies is supporters call of russian president vladimir putin to allow his release they say the arrest was politically motivated. day after day have taken to the streets of their capital in record numbers to protest against alexander lukashenko and their country's recent presidential election prominent figures from the arts broadcasting and even members of the police force and army have resigned in protest of

a brutal crackdown that followed the why they disputed result but what is the situation like outside the capital our correspondent nick connelly went to take a look. this is. the series of mines with the city in between place that provides much of the world with fertilizers and alexander his government with a significant chunk of its revenues any unrest. let alone a strike would be devastating for the regime but financially and symbolically. such as. we have lived with one man in charge of everything for 26 years after this year's election polling violence against ordinary people. this regime is in human and has already committed crimes against humanity it needs to go . because of his spent his working life with these mines and now he's trying to bring them to a standstill with a full scale strike so far the results have been so great only

a few dozen miners have joined in but just too scared and not without good reason the strike is set to lose their jobs and most likely the company. we try to do work is kicking off what they make of it no one is willing to the company has given strict instructions to keep quiet. it's early evening q snakes wants across the city square the queue to sign a petition to recall local deputies something almost no one believes will actually happen but a chance for people to make themselves heard. just like this in a. political debate like don't agree with our president's politics i've had enough of seeing his face it's been 26 years if you don't if you're jewish it was. really election and now he won't go to new particularly with the new man was the people who are empowered right now are you i want to work for ordinary people that

actually show i do not want the politicians to just serve one person i knew she had naturally like it which was good at it to get to slowly step by step we need to take the system apart. doc and yes yes i am a student. at that university's position is clear if they catch you at one of these protests or if you're charged even if someone just recognizes you had one of these protests to throw you out immediately. just. would filming him waiting in line to sign a petition be enough to get him in trouble with his university would should we stop filming. he told us he'd had enough of being afraid the phrase you hear time and time again in the streets right now this weekend's demonstrations will show with alexander lukashenko as ever while the threat still hold their power after a quarter of a century in office. we turn to sports and football now germany general

manager all over beer hof has left the door open for thomas miller to return to the national team and there was among 3 senior players dropped last year as coach you could of tried to freshen up his start despite insisting the focus was still on use your health told d.w. that you can never say no in football. by and munich forward thomas miller has really turned things around in 2020 from being sidelined by club and country he's been enjoying a new lease of life that by and a key part of this season's travel win is that exiled from the germany national team could he now be recalls in an interview germany general manager of a beer hall said it was unlikely but not impossible he'd feature again under coach yogi love. but you were as a coach really. made a hard decision to put our. world champions like months almost always work.

you can never say no on. that moment here we want to give the young players a chance and i think we can go to your. behalf scored the winning goal the last time germany won the european championship in 1996 he says the current crop of players are even better something that bodes well for next year's tournament experience wise. notices were good better stuff. now we have much more talent that. we still have all but other things as young as we have to get experience. we need to. compete on. behalf think the coronavirus forcing the perspire of euro 2022 next june could prove advantages for germany giving this young team more time to gain that valuable experience.

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trying. to understand this new culture. and i think. you want to become a citizen. migrants your platform for reliable information. the pandemic is hitting businesses hot except for amazon the american e-commerce giant has doubled its quarterly profit compared to last year what does amazon's market dominance mean for us as cost the most and how does it affect e-commerce in general topic today one shift. in the midst of the ongoing coronavirus crisis online shopping has been booming the reasons appear to be obvious many people around the world voiding shops prefer to

shop from home the following products were especially popular during the 1st weeks of the crisis in germany headsets. an increase of more than 900 percent that makes sense as germans are known to be hardworking and had said simply no working from home more efficient free weights an increase of 2740 percent for that little bit of exercise between work calls so mama does saw an increase in online demand of close to 3000 percent the current boom in online shopping has especially benefited one company amazon the american financial analyst tom ford says covert 19 has been amazon's growth hormone what does amazon do so much better than other businesses. that's what we asked the economist. she says is based on several factors. amazon takes a different approach from other companies where the customer is 100 percent the

sole focus and their strategies are consistently geared towards customers and their needs that's what makes them so successful. success is based on several factors the seemingly never ending choice on its website there are about 300000000 products for sale price many products are really quite cheap and delivery is often cost free . availability amazon delivers right to your doorstep and usually the very next day . claims exchanging or returning something is pretty simple and amazon is becoming increasingly integrated into everyday life i can listen to my music there i can watch movies and t.v. series there are many many connecting points. one shortcoming however is being increasingly criticized. the quality control of products offered by 3rd party suppliers. with products of counterfeit or poor quality the company tries to make

the sellers responsible. to reach. but despite some bad apples usually on amazon the customer is always right sounds great but what consequences do retailers and producers face when almost everything is bought of amazon. today over 50 percent of all online products directly on amazon this is hitting small and medium sized businesses especially they are dependent on participating in amazon's expensive shipping program to remain competitive on the platform. created the marketplace for amazon today he consults other companies on how to successfully sell products that. your products show up in. your product. version it all comes back you do in fact use amazon to do your fulfillment so that's one example where as a seller you basically have to accept that if you want to sell the platform you're going to have to use the shipping program to be relevant amazon has started selling

its own products directly on its platform in 2009 company found it. in the house company amazon basics this brand sells everyday products often at bargain prices and the rate is constant because everyone has a very long term perspective they're prepared to lose a little bit of money here in their own individual sales what they want to do the customer to keep coming back to seattle based company has a clear advantage over other amazon's marketplace gives them access to the competitions data this online day said let's amazon identify best and use that knowledge for advertising their own products. they're also persistent claims that amazon copies successful products. stacy michell represents small and medium sized businesses in their fight against amazon there's a company called green design that makes laptops stand they have done very well on

amazon the great customer reviews and then long behold they got it one day and amazon had created it and exactly. the amazon marketplace can cut both ways it grows companies access to a growing number of potential customers but it's also collects huge amounts of data for its own purposes. products labeled as best sellers or the deal of the day most successful the same goes for real supermarkets to vendors the so-called buy boxes from amazon equally important small check boxes on the website shopping screen that a low cost a must to place products directly into their shopping cart but the algorithm but determines which seller gets a buy a box is kept secret what we do know is that pricing. reviews and distance between product and cost them up all influence how sellers are ranked but the most promising key to success is f b a f b a means fulfillment by amazon vendors that agrees with this the 0 which essentially

means paying more for amazon services have high a chance of scoring a buy books stacy mitchell has been monitoring amazon for 10 years and it's consistently causing him more discomfort 3 critical remarks from the point of view . it's amazon's marketplace and the rules of who can sell their on what terms they can sell who gets to see their products how present works are sent by amazon it would be as though wal-mart you know not only came into your town and opened up a big store or but also bought up all of their commercial real estate and suddenly any business that wanted to open and competing with wal-mart would have to rent from wal-mart and wal-mart could decide whether they got a storefront or not and how much they paid and you know so it's a monopolization on another. what is true is that amazon actually benefits from counterfeits amazon and uses

them and is leverage against suppliers so we saw this a few years ago with the shoe company birkenstock they had been complaining to amazon because there are lot of counterfeit birkenstocks on the site and they could not get amazon to do anything about it and eventually amazon to oh yes you have to sell us your full line issues on the terms that we want and then we'll clean up the counterfeits. those that do find a way. may find that they're successful for 2 or 3 years and they actually begin to build up a bit of a business doing it and hire people and they think wow this really works but once they sort of get to a certain size certain amount of sales it is though amazon kind of notices them at that point and then it starts to get harder suddenly there are more fees and it

becomes more and more costly and more and more difficult to be successful the most successful or kompany is on amazon the more expensive it gets for them to use the platform to sell that sounds like a pretty bad deal for individuals hallo's can we as customers do something about it yes but the alternatives usually require a little work one example checking office directly on manufacturers websites usually that's cheaper than you think and it even might be beneficial for your warranty they also platforms but icons of climate change and south products which are free of plastic make sure to use carbon neutral delivery global e-commerce business trini profitable which is why other tech giants i'm now trying to catch up who wants to focus on expanding its e-commerce business and is currently testing a new app shop to the actual show. lives of influence us presenting products which

can then be directly ordered shops target audience is instagram users so far it's mostly been about beauty products facebook has just introduced shopping on his platform to. increase its paper produces greeting cards are part of a growing trend amongst small american companies the family run business from charleston south carolina uses antique printing presses to make the cards and a new online shop and facebook to sell them. mark zuckerberg introduced online shops to facebook and instagram during the corona crisis he says it's to help retailers receive some of the financial losses suffered during the pandemic this is going to make up for all of that lost business but it can help and for lots of small businesses during this period this is the difference between staying afloat or going on over 160000000 small businesses use facebook's infrastructure to advertise products and services they used hosts to embed links to their products

that 1st users had to leave the app and buy products directly on the retailers websites but not anymore. think meets paper is one of just a few small businesses and now to test the new e-commerce features jamie now do the owner loves it. from like amazon and sellers who don't need to rely on an expensive shipping program. setting up shops is free no programming skills required. we want people to handwrite worries of instagram's audience really. kind of helped us and telling that story so as we looked at their e-commerce features that were coming out. you know it was like wow this completely reduces the friction of going to a separate website your credit card is registered you can use it's on all apps across the platform it's convenient and it increases how long you stay on the site

institute for local self-reliance fears that facebook is using this as a backdoor to collect data on consumer behavior the whole business model is based on data stacey mitchell says he is using this moment of desperation to position facebook in that market facebook may in a moment be offering a little bit of competition for amazon another way or small businesses to get to market but you know we should remember that facebook itself is looking looking to corner the market dominating the market is key facebook introduced the new shops feature amazon is offering an all inclusive experience and apple has been excluding troublesome sell us from the i o. s. universe who can stop the big 4 heads of state as well as small time online sellers regularly complain about their dominance but then nothing happens that might be about to change though in the us home to these tech giants opposition is growing

the big 4 tech executives came under strong scrutiny in an anti-trust comedy hearing in the u.s. house of representatives whether it's through self preference ng predatory pricing or crying used to buy additional products the dominant platforms have wielded their power in destructive harmful ways in order to expand that spot on the bigger question is whether the us will take action which means working against the interests of big american companies what do you think do kompany is that dominate the market like amazon need to be broken up or is the modern salvatore doesn't know what you're. think on facebook on g.w. dot com and if you want to know more about amazon's founder jeff bezos make sure to check out our you tube channel that's it for me goodbye your next time.

africa in ghana. business savvy women are fighting off a place. the nation's rivers have been invaded by water hyacinth and it's threatening the country's ecological balance. now the plants are being harvested to produce sustainable products. africa. d.w. . thousands of people come to sweep every year. very pickers. from thailand. they're hoping to make big bucks. but they're forced to accept peace work in dubious contracts. dream job or ripoff. nothingness to.

every journey begins with the 1st step and every language with the 1st word published in the book. rico is in germany to learn german why not come with him it's simple online on your mobile and free stuff d. w. z. learning course nikos fake german meetings easy. job. we humans live with nature and we depend on nature but we often into fair in its processes sometimes in a destructive way and sometimes in a way that makes things better for the end today we'll show you a range of interesting examples welcome to you africa in lagos nigeria among

today's stories. invasive what a high sense and how they are being put to good use in qana. and we shed a light on a new trend around immobility in africa and you wrote. in egypt the bed means i'm returning to a more sustainable life due to the pandemic stage and. we start the show focusing on the future of mobility lots and lots of people good rides on motorbike taxis in many countries across africa like nigeria they are the number one means of transport especially in places like legal us but they are dirty and that's why in the ugandan capital kampala the plan is to switch electric motors and not just for the motor bikes but all kinds of vehicles especially since more and more people finally realize that transportation needs to become more eco friendly and sustainable.

francis is one of the few people in uganda driving an electric motor bike. he sees a lot of advantages to wheat. number one it is silent. number 2 doesn't clean fuel at all number 3 where it where health claims very well okee has food deliveries being eagerly awaited play pregnant customer. since incentives and fuel he can charge less than his competitors. he's actually very cheap to pay them in the end. i think. they get their people praise so literally it has been convenient for me in kampala alone there are about a 130000 motorcycles open borders the masses of motorized fake cause generate a huge amount of air pollution that is why the united nations environment program

provides advice and financial support for electric mobility in eastern africa we need the media response we need intermediary interventions and electric mobility is one of those because it's. not going to infrastructure they need they don't need so you can have your computer. and go on. varmint pass valid to path requires pioneers like been looking korean and. the graduates of arkin university in germany how to promote acadia take your ridiculous t. fuel motor bikes in kampala and transform them into electric bikes. so all we remove is what you call the petrol powered train petrol driven. board and electric. same bike fuel truck just empty of course.

and what we put inside mainly a controller in the electrical solar electric more thought. a battery as a source of power replacing the fuel tank. or some digital controls of throttle heathier but she's recovered from old laptops are assembled into rechargeable battery units for the e bay. and the recycling loop continues even when the batteries become too weak to use in the e. bikes so what we do is get the new about trees use it for a mobility after that when they lose a bit of power we either put it put it in storage systems like our. power resolves one loses again. we go through tortures another small hour before it

goes through to be disposed. delivery man francis is one of the 20 drivers testing the transformed bikes. on average he has to return to board a walk twice a day to recharge. the batteries for the evening to have less than 3 euros a day all in all these is kind of his operating costs by half. of this right days johnny johnny had done. he had worked for a solar energy company for several years before he decided to try to make company as motorbikes cleena. with his startup zembla he now imports cutting edge electric motor bikes from china each one sells for about a 1000 euros that's quite a bit of money. the drivers can pay over a period of 2 years. and the bikes are tailored to their specific needs here

our driving mode is different than chinese person commuting to work here we really look and productive he was and hundreds of kilometers every day. for a small fee of just over half a euro. can exchange to botching playfully challenged one. this embodied by exceptionally grain system electricity comes from the solar energy on top of the company's beauty. these green technology behind francis of deliveries is a sign of hope in 2 ways providing for people's needs in the local and for clean the country was the pandemic is over. good idea but the question arises what will mobility look like in the future this is an increasingly important question for large metropolitan areas in europe a mission free electrical solutions are becoming more popular and this also

includes a new generation of the so-called tiny cause they are small colorful and as easy to charge as a smartphone the vehicles which compete with bicycles and scooters may 1 day become a sustainable means of transport in cities. these tiny funny looking like vehicles are the future of inability costing as little as 6000 euro. and the us he charges the smaller fires just connecting to your homes callus suck it for 3 hours and if you break into the . actually shorten this is really exciting. to be here in the east as well not to the idea is that we need electric vehicles that work for the masses so if. you really want to be eco

friendly you need to think from a point of saying how much car do i really need what type of vehicle do i really need do i really need it for. varies and then a mental conscience emerging not only the regulatory environment real engineer ation the people who live around us but it doesn't mean that mobility should be restricted to the french comic is its plan is the 1st manufacturer to mass produce an electric t.c. to the economy weighs in at a $550.00 kilos and is limited to a top speed of the fucking imus's and alec that means and some european countries even 14 year olds get behind the wheel. the new one is a person is going to be. or any. new generation. i mean it's a statement brings you back this freedom of individual mobility. compact

cars with very much in the 950 s. in germany the tough post-war years made the tiny b.m.w. . and messerschmitt it hits with. after germany's economic recovery many people switched back to bigger cars. in the quest to develop more energy efficient vehicles micro have undergone a renaissance. the electric micro you know developed by 2 swiss brothers is clearly inspired by b.m.w. so 950 s. . were amazed by those concepts because they were they were so interesting and so i mean actual and that's kind of like for us when we said like ok it needs to be small and simple like that because from 15. 2030

the german engineering assembled a team of experts to build a lightweight 3 seats and they succeeded at less than $550.00 kilos this electric compact car really is something. kind of guy who likes finding solutions to big challenges that fulfills me the future will be all about cooperation i'm sure. if we want to launch a bubbly energy efficient cars. we've already got enough large aggressive super fast cars on our streets. then even let's customize the look of their electric compact car it's really simple. and little it's a c m you can easily be made to fit

a fair bit of cargo. and it doubles as a taxi to the plan is to mass produce these vehicles in asia that's where paul knight all initially drew inspiration for his compact car idea. not only didn't start though of course we drove around and took talks as well so it was incredibly fun and we were driving around in these minimalist vehicles with out windows milling the wind and experiencing everything much more vividly i mean. that changed my view on getting around cities. and small vehicles can be even more fun than really big ones when you're driving around city centers. compact cars can challenge once they hit the market and help make electric vehicles mainstream only time will tell.

it's interesting to see how we respond as human beings to the 2nd stanzas of our lives in order to change things now from immobility we go to fashion a young designer amazon big decided to stop using chemical dice and to make our own organic one some plants harvested by women locally the result friendly and socially responsible fashion also looks great thats it. this top is made of recycled copper lan is a sarong born in mozambique mozambique and fashion designer can see as she has created hand crafted pieces using sustainable methods and after the oil industry the textile industry is considered one of the world's biggest environmental pollutants. that we can see as a for ricky brand has taken

a much more eco friendly approach you can see it says the prices for artists on all clothing off air in order to properly pay all the workers in the production chain the corroded pandemic has meant internet sales have grown the clients can still visit erratum year by appointment in. africa but it would mean africa can make an important contribution through its rich biodiversity then we have out is a spare we have several species of roots and plants which provide us with natural dyes and some new sound all through door to get this kind of a great solution for the future. we can practice natural dying as a way of reducing the environmental impacts of the textiles industry still processing the core of the song. the country of believes that by offerings and stain upon solutions africa can revolutionize the fashion industry.

and how about you if you're also doing your bit tell us about it visit our website or send us a tweet. hash tag doing your bit. we share your stories. our next report is about making nature rejuvenate without human intervention or not so much of it in the netherlands people recently created 5 new islands in the water see the archipelago not far from amsterdam which can only be reached by boat is now a paradise for tourists. 60 kilometers from amsterdam on a tourist boat the destination is one that only recently appeared on the map 5 islands in an enclosed sea or lake created out of nothing in 4 years called mako

water and. in 1076 the construction of a dam sealed off this portion of the north sea which became like a vast pond with no water in that so outlet muddy and stagnant america rather was right because of getting rid of the suffocating blanket the slick. we marry. iow don't refer to them with the soil that's causing the problem. one of the islands is now open to the public it has a functioning harbor to several private visiting vessels a visitor's center a beach and 5 houses that can be rented out for a week. or later for use to go there wasn't anything right here it was just water so all the reads all the street all the buildings. etc was just like.

just blowing water. and visitors are attracted by the remoteness of the place although it's only an hour away from the mainland not 12 monument is one of the dutch n.g.o.s behind the project as soon as the silt and sand was pumped from the bottom of the sea to form 5 roughly shaped mounds the water and wind continue the shaping of the new land at 1st reeds and grass seeds were planted to retain the sun genes but soon nature took over covering all with the blankets of flowers and plants at the latest count some 120 species of birds have arrived including geese gulls cormorants and more than 2200 nesting common turns. leaves but baca is researching zooplankton whose presence plays a key role for marine life. taking your situation. to work for

you on a stylistic temperature. and one of the interesting things you see of this market it's made of. lake markham your. and lake markham here is or richard b. it was the sea so it's marine sediment. and that means. the mineral content of what for it can be really hard because from you the freedom from getting some of. the new addition to the dutch coastline is a paradise the birds fish and tourists alike but not everyone is happy with the new arrangement. about 20 kilometers to the north fishermen in the town of book say declaring the area and nature reserve has deprived them of the whole ma command in one stroke monica wagner we don't have a problem with the market. we love nature too because we're nature people. but we made all these investments and suddenly we cut our legs we had $450.00 nets and

now we can only use 15 percent net it would not be buried not 5 so then we tried to go outside to the north sea we adapted to boats for that but really they're too small we tried for years to go out there in spring to get back on our feet. only club to run. in the struggle to allocate land in sea in a densely populated netherlands nature has one less time the fish have returned to the market mallaig and for one that only being hunted by the birds. when people intervene in nature of things can also go wrong what arson is an aquatic plant from the amazon in south america came to africa a century or more ago the invasive species grows and spreads incredibly fast and has significant negative impacts on the ecosystem for instance because rivers and lakes and deprives the water of oxygen a woman's cooperative in gaza has developed

a profitable way to fight. it's have a stime on the wall to revive in south and ghana this remain a while before the initiated global mamas and the gathering water hyacinths near the town of course it's a common plant in the region global mommas process the stamps into a natural fiber florence that sees a bear now has a reliable income we have grown use of it so well growing risk in the. city and now we are having and selling today so then it will get money from them. to support our family. more than 30 local women process several tons of water hyacinth a month. the plants are invasive and highly problematic especially for fisherman

3. here on lake victoria it's dense foliage creates a sort of floating mud that makes it hard for boats to move through the water the fisherman catch has fallen dramatically. in postum in germany michael booklet has spent years researching invasive species like water hyacinths and studying their impact on the water eco system then in the stack when most of the sunlight is absolved on the surface then much less reaches into depths that leads to a big reduction in alligator growth so there are novel able nutrients at the very start of the food chain abolished. there are no water hyacinths on display here because they're no longer allowed to be grown in the european union in africa where they've expanded massively efforts underway to find new solutions to combat the invasive species the script line and there are 2 types of evil that eat water

hyacinths and breed on their leaves so they were introduced in problem areas in africa as a way of reducing the plant spread but before you do something like that you have to be absolutely sure that the one decided they prefer the african aquatic plants to what the hyacinths and start eating than standard so you're thinking of i'm a little came from in most regions the plants still have to be have a state manually ideally before their growth has spiraled out of control global moments only process a fraction of the water hyacinths has listed from the water river but at least they have found a constructive use for this invasive and highly challenging species. the pandemic has hit the badminton eject very hard since many of them worked in tourism industry as guides or in water and resource on the red sea but then came the current of i was bringing travel bans and locked out when they lost their jobs many

of them decided to go back to their families and communities in the mountains often seeing no alternative the upside to this radical change to their livelihoods however is that it is benefiting the end badly. in saint catherine home of the jabaliya bedouin covered 90 has brought tourism to a complete halt. those working in the industry have been left without income many jabaliya have returned to a more traditional way of life some have gardens that are a 1000 years old so you had moved them humming it has revived his family god into groups. of a new here in st catherine a lot of the jabaliya about 50 or 60 percent work in tourism so there's no other job or income at the end of the month. over there so we've started to live the way our fathers and grandfathers did which is to live from your garden. grows various

vegetables he also has some grafted trees a technique used widely he. bases the grafted tree it was a bitter almond trait and we grafted a plum tree onto it and it's doing well. tending to fruit trees is a longstanding tradition amongst the jabaliya bedouin take a madman today goony owns one of the oldest gardens in the area and has been tending to eat for decades. he's been encouraging other bedouins to return to their roots. whatever we do in the civilized world will not suit us that our nature isn't civilized our nature is better when. the main challenge the bedouin face in the garden is the lack of rain it's all just the hottest time of the year water is gone. this year winter rains food up the ground

night aquifer but that isn't always the case the people here have to adapt to the water shortages. who looked at how you could what grows most here are all men's and pomegranate because they tolerate drought the warning in the water we use is rain water from the wells. and sometimes there's rain sometimes there's none the altitude and weather creates an ideal microclimates for growing trees and vegetables and advantage over other regions in egypt. in drought periods when the wells don't provide an off indication water the better when irrigate from wells high in the mountains. my movement suited me better when elder with a vast knowledge of plants and trees is happy that people have returned to their gardens. if it was some fruit trees and some vegetables like tomatoes

zucchinis plus other greens and have some livestock so they can get a bit of milk they don't need anything else from outside. he grows up a stash use an album and these provide him with a cash crop to generate income. stache arrows are expensive statutory can yield 15 or 20 kilos so that's good money but the armands are expensive to not fetch good money and they grow especially well here in st catherine. oh new life stock growing food and keeping food is part of the japanese a way of life now in venice changed circumstances falling back on this traditional lifestyle is proving to be a lifesaver. when protecting the environment also promises financial benefits people are more likely to get involved that is one tick away from that story and it is an issue we often look at on the quasi go if you don't want to wait

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