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many millis moves and precise choreography you ought to trademarks the french don't screw you retain the value you have more of that later and with that very well ball come to a new edition of euro backs let's see what else we have in the show today. europe next report of mack's merrill take left and we've gone for a year in revenue and we need. fashion to sign up for the european project. of lot of people celebrating halloween and so we start the show with the cake make up. in britain who specializes in scary creation sarah hardy's customers need

a strong stomach to bite into her sweet treats how about a sexual and human brain it's all made of chocolate but it looks disturbingly real or a-k. shaped like a human thought we paid her a visit at her home and a whole stead around 100 kilometers north east of london where she created a very ghoulish treat for us a zombie cake enjoy. when sarah hardy and i like to give you the creeps. the. shocking surprise was fully edible definitely not to everyone's taste sara hardy hands an unusual way of making money. on the menu today a human brain made of white chocolate. and a massive horrifying remember when i didn't watch horror movies i've always made creepy things and bits of bodies when i was

a sculptor i went to art school. and when i started making food it's just natural to make. the same things i. suspect the mint chocolate. chocolate and colors taken from fruit is all that's needed to produce a sweet juicy braid. used to model blanks figures she says chocolate is much easier to work with a bit goes wrong you can just melt it back into place and then of course. good the taste is of ultimate imports incidentally this much work to make a chocolate and. not care about what it tastes like but i keep that simple i choose 3 really good chocolates leaped up in white one and i work with those over and over again. chocolate isn't the only thing on the menu sarah harvey also begs case where you really wonder is there edible like this.

or a zombie cage. the idea is that i make something as horrible as what you might see on the walking dead but then we get to eat it. the cake is made up of several sections all banked and molded individually like this stomach made of cake base cases it. and then molds it into shape. when she paints it with food coloring it looks increasingly realistic sarah hardy has learned everything by doing and never baked a cake until i was nearly 40 so i had to just get arrest people on my. but being a sculptor really helps because i can already see things in 3 dimensions and i know roughly how to make in lots of different materials before ever mating cake and chocolate. she doesn't only get our inspiration from horror from

a walk in the forest can also provide food for thought. about our attention. she then processor's her findings optimistically perhaps they will soon be available in chocolate for. the really love the buying i just found it's it's a really nice shape that curve it's very sculptural no look perfect of chocolate. is chocolate cake liver is ready to go so hard his daughter then gets a major over she will form the upper part of the dervish creation. the parent intestine. aged white chocolate brown did all good enough to eat if you. when i close my commissions a cake like this they detonate it it's always feel like a party or something and their reactions are usually getting everyone to take

photographs selfies with it and everything for a good few hours and they wait until very last minute for they can eat it. ok now it's time to perform the autopsy. i love that song because i would really like to have one for him expire at their party and if you enjoy bacon you can find lots more exciting cake recipes on our you tube channel d w food. down like you see these. stories. to see as i'm. just now amazing the best chefs with their best tips from leadership to beacon diet in the form of a recipe secrets while the modern world europe's diversity is

a smorgasbord of the list you. subscribe and enjoy d.w. food. pfoa serious quirky customs a euro max report a mixed marrow travels all over europe not just to find out about strange customs and traditions but to try them out for him so this time max went to one of the world's most traumatic cities that is where he set himself and ambitious goal to learn how to steer a gondola in just one day. my search for quirky customs has this time brought me to the iconic italian city of venice. this is he is known of baltimore for its canals and those that

traversed the gondoliers then known the world over for ferrying tourists through the maze of waterways i want to join the club and learn how to steer these magnificent boats. it's an incredibly exclusive profession and one that i aim to master in just one day. shall. i say. do you think i can learn much in one day. of my training. only one day. much. and how much can i learn in one day. the. road venice is an all female rowing organization they could work is going to live but it is nearly impossible for them to get into this old boy's club can you tell me a little bit about yourself how long you've been rowing and so i started when i was going to 3 or 4 years old they just. push the bike their

way. back again and that's. something i don't think i'll just feel. financially is giving me lots of how this seems to be plenty to think about but try. that. much harder than it looks. so you don't think this is so much if you sell him a bit and you know that. if it. ok. my instructor is. in the boat with me with an extra paddle this is sort of like having driving lessons again a. straight back is always the best idea when it comes to bridges though. luckily i've stayed dry and after less than an hour i'm on venice is. so.

long to come out now i love superbad but. fortunately the paddle slipping out of its wooden rest before not ideal and the big boats are making me bubble a bit with their waves so how did i do for the 1st time. in grey. didn't fall in the water. and then you were down there they were reading me. with my new found confidence i challenge elena to embrace venice is founder jane corporal is in the boat with me to make sure i don't damage it i'm even getting some last minute tips .

of course i've got no chance against a true venetian i even feel like she's taking it easy on me. but at least i'm chauffeured on the way back from the bridge. well i definitely feel a lot more at home on this side of the boat and you can maybe tell that i really started sweating and i really have an appreciation for what it means to do this professionally. well i'm glad he didn't fall into the water in our next report we need 5 young men from france who have to develop their own an amazing one that messed the rise of their audiences and has changed they'll life so they live in different cities and

france and all have normal day jobs as plumbers or shop workers but when they come together on stage based audiences at home and brought. this performance is poetry in motion these hip hop dances from southern france have created a mess memorizing style. they call themselves. and they live up to their name precisely coordinated moves create geometric forms circumstances has his own choreography and others aren't. turns up count 56781234 michael stop on 5678. kids simple but effective moves

imposes. the performances minimalist no costumes no set just a few stage lights it may look easy enough but it's hard work it isn't as easy as you think what you don't see is how important it is to have a solid structure visual our bodies have to stand firmly on both legs and hold the tension in the pose continuously that's very strenuous who knows it. also has social media to thank for their success in 2017 the 2000 members posted their 1st video of a performance online. also mean we stepped into our studio and started making our moves within want any kind of choreography where we'd be doing the same thing. we just wanted to have a connection between us and create moves and one thing led to another or we wanted to be poetic music rock and white and on choreography and that's what we posted on

the next day we had over 1000000 hits. soon after they expanded the trip to find members of. the young french dunces had met that so-called battles dancing duels in the hip hop scene. at the follow up to the secret super devoted women don's battles were used to getting a reaction immediately. it's different but the good tricky many people in the audience are totally focused on what we're doing. at 1st we thought they didn't like it. a highly original style of dance took them into the finals of a talent show one french. television. and on american television they've downs to superstars like jennifer lopez.

even with this success but still not dancing professionally full time present mama . he's a store card you're an electrician. going to live in a grocery store he's director of a dance center in iran and the organizers are very. wired was going to go to a given to me and so we still managed to meet up i'm from together what. they found a new dialogue with the audience after every show was hearing brant they talk to their founders who are of all ages. is going to see better cycle music or they're all synchronized thing coordinated just incredible how they can achieve such a mechanical effect with their supple bodies mccandless if they were machine distance ecofin but they have the machine that i know this is only as you know this you know 60 foot e.q. is very impressive how they do that it feels good don't i think i must train very

hard for it. their parents things have become less frequent scheme to the coronavirus pandemic but that done for those of you mentally very affluent hope to go on tour again sometime soon. well that didn't really sound like much but i'd say as you have seen it from germany can make amazing sounds on objects of all kinds just 33 years old he is constantly adding new instruments like ships propellers and watts of bottles to his repertoire and because he is so multi-talented the quality by percussionist is invited to give guest performances in major concert halls.

that she was ok foreman sings laden with emotion. 33 year old alexei gassy may is one of the world's best percussionist. by their own classical draw sets the xylophone all marimba he's mastered his craft to perfection. her to her you know what i learnt of this is my greatest passion i really like to get to the bottom of what. or when you work with an instrument or whether you realize how much more it has to offload and you thought if you're the holder and there are colors and nuances in there and from that for that and i try to build something that makes a statement and also. makes a gassy may is always trying out some new improper instruments like this ship's propellor. is not concerned with the visual effects so much as with its unique metallic sound. of music

it's always about playing something that evokes a particular feeling that you can't put into words what you can they can't obtain any other way. of the corpse music started when i worked stop my dear little phone where words simply fail me where i can describe something and that's what we're seeking in music doesn't we're seeking a very particular feeling of god's wisdom is created. how much feeling can be found in household objects is revealed in his piece so well off bottle. when color gets essentially it's all about can't drink the soul of these object existence sought. is a lot of noise water bottle has an incredible range of sounds that are all well hidden and buried within a very quiet. there will return for as we call for with the aid of

a microphone and some dedication. i can bring them out. he's got several 100 instruments in his berlin studio including plenty of improvised ones for a new composition titled never he wants a very specific tapestry of sound going to brazil clink clink a new thing to make them resonate a little terse trees things have to be insulated from the ground. for a little more sound comes out of it. requires what the composer calls a junk political station basically a come set made from china. do you think you can buy a sound anywhere in the world no music shop can provide it you have to go out and look you know i ask myself where can i get this sound from here. even just for

a short matinee alexei gassy mayfield's the stage with instruments to get the rich variety of sounds that he wants for this concert season the brandenburg state orchestra invited him to frankfurt and to order as an artist in residence as well to your work of course he's still a very young artist who has achieved breathtaking success in a relatively short period of time he gets invited to take part in on a song asia and other parts of the world but he has a professorship and i'm going to see what such a young man cannot do and when you experience him alive on stage it blows your wife really is right up there with the best guns fall of it 'd. he's for ever re into. putting the role of percussion.

at some stage i realize that i do what i do very well and that there are only maybe a handful of other people who can do it was for me but that isn't the decisive point for me i'm grateful that i can make music you know there are evidently people who like it and that i can share it well i'm very lucky. i like saying gassy may take the question to a whole new musical level and it's. time now to meet a man who dresses many of your of his queens and princes this belgian designer. then has long been a favorite with royalty all over the continent so why do they offer where his creations met up with him in the belgian kept so brussels to find out.

queen maxima of the netherlands wears his creations. as we matthew diffee belgian. tailor to many of your ups we listen princesses. playboy i was brought up as a royalist but i also love being able to help beautiful personality. is one of belgium's best known fashion designers. he's been a designer of choice for the european royals for over 30 years as. he perceives conduct vines it's his royal he and his brussels. clothes downstairs but the voting is done up here where it's more private.

comfortable or the princess's or queens get out there diaries and discuss what's coming up with their assistant. gage once they need. one the time they'll need to hire another time not wardrobe is a complex matter. is the certified to belgium. when designing the outfit worn by materials for the carnation of her husband king philip that was and not to consider. the dress to be absolutely timeless because the official photo couldn't happen expiry date so the dress couldn't follow a particular fashion clearly but it needed to be very minimalist as it would later become part of belgian history. queen maxima of the netherlands seen here with britain's queen elizabeth also designs she buys her everyday clothes from him to. find that this ranger girl knows some time very well. the more italian time.

more yellows and various different terms that go well with doing it for example our victory truly sweden's crown princess victoria has also paid for a 1000000 a visit he says she has a great sense of humor and of course he remembers was. this trans am for signs there's the wires i can well imagine that on a young princess along with a beautiful necklace or. not would be a great dress for princess victoria. simple but elegant because of the fabric in the gold. the 63 year old 1st started out as an interior designer. a job he continued up until 983 when he took on the next town boutique in press els in the elegant avenue q yes. he was immediately successful as a fashion designer but it wasn't until 986 that he 1st started dressing the royals

. belgium's then queen paula heard about him and was immediately taken with his designs to this it reminds me of past time also because i was a lot younger then of course. forgettable moments in my career after that things continued step by step with coming to me to. potential off a maryland doesn't only dress the royalist it's creations can be found in more than $150.00 boutiques across europe and the united states dresses i have speciality with prices starting at $600.00 euro is a piece it's classic style appeals to many. my creations are essentially timeless but still in keeping with the time minimalistic i think people come to a fashion house because they want choice but also because they want to buy clothes that they'll be able to wear out for a long time designs that are more than just of non-singing trendall into one of

them. keen to promote up and coming talents he believes young belgian fashion designers have a great future ahead of them but his job won't be up for grabs anytime soon signing kids from royalty remains it's great to stock. that's all we have time for today but don't forget to follow us on social media and visit our website where you can find our one way to strong thanks for watching face say and.

above the glittering skyline of singapore and. our vegetables. the megacity had been importing tons of food from abroad but no more and more is to be self produced singapore on high tech metropolis turns into an agricultural nation little tomatoes. next.

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the better by their government found their man. garry trudeau their early years of frasier. our 2 part series the 3rd reich dog starts nov 12th on g.w. . welcome to global 3000. shallow war says how panama is protecting its key revenue souls from the effects of climate change. farming city style singapore is determined to produce more of its own food and it wants its citizens to help out. that 1st we had to syria where the long running conflict has

devastated the knife's of many including children. for more than 9 years syria has been embroiled in many cities now in ruins more than 500000 people have lost their lives countless people have been injured many have lost limbs among them many children what kind of future do they now face. mohammed can play football again though he's not quite as deft as they used to be his prosthetic leg is not a perfect fit sometimes it hurts but the 10 year old is adamant he doesn't want sympathy. in february 26th seen his life was turned upside down he was on his way home from school when syrian fighter jets appeared in the sky with a need. for bombs hit our district one after the other.

when they exploded i was completely conscious. and i remember being taken to the hospital. my leg was bleeding and i used my hand to support it. in january mohammed and his family fled so rock it for live in syria's last remaining rebel stronghold they feel slightly safer here there's a ceasefire which means fewer airstrikes. mohammed copes as best he can. he lives in a small rented apartment with his parents and brother. they are among the lucky ones most displaced people here live in tents in densely populated camps mohammed longs to return to his hometown which was devastated in the war one day he says when peace returns. i want to play with my friends in zarar kids again go back to school there and then study. i want to become

a doctor and help children who have lost their arms or legs so that they can be happy again. far. mohammad was not the only one to suffer in the airstrikes and neighbor's daughter was killed and his brother was also injured phone not as badly as mohammed mohammed nearly died. when. my son was 5 years old. he was in the operating theatre for 5 hours. it was a dreadful moment when he came out about a lower leg. doctors told me they'd removed 10 pieces of shrapnel from his stomach . the following months with tough for mohammed supported by his father

he had to learn to live with his new prosthetic leg. his fate is shared by many in syria. since the beginning of the country's civil war more than 22000 people have lost a leg. this for a static center is one of the few places they can get help. but funding is time and the technical possibilities limited. they can't offer more complicated prosthetics but they do what they can to make life easier for those affect it. we care for many patients here and unfortunately we don't have such high quality materials that out disposal often our patients can't wear the prostheses for very long there are simply too many injured people for the funding that we have. initially mohammed came here several times a week he was told exercises given massages and above all received

a lot of psychological support. he quickly grew out of his 1st 2 prostheses and is now on his 3rd. mohammed suffered a great deal he became introverted and depressed his injuries really shook him to the core of it i hadn't had that in a city. is doing much better now but life is tough for people here in india 1st the war another coronavirus pandemic the schools are closed prices have shot up and unemployment is widespread. officially the city has no cases of covert 19 but then there's almost no testing here either. if cases emerge it could prove devastating many hospitals are in ruins sanitary conditions are poor hardly anyone

wears a mask. mohammed sells silk thread and cloth on a street corner. he uses his earnings around 10 heroes a day to support his family he'd be better off at school but every cent counts right now. mohammed's father up it has lost his job and the family is living off their savings mohammed doesn't want to be a burden to his parents he has forced his way back into life and he wants to prove how strongly as. many people treat behind friends to winner take and especially a football. player i don't know. and he's not without role models in 2017 some footballers who had lost legs in the war formed a team there are now 15 of them and they have lots of fans. they

play serious football wearing prostheses. but mohammed has his sights set even higher. i want to play like chris johnson ronaldo. moments of happiness life might have thrown muhammad a curve ball but he is determined to survive and thrive no matter what. brazil asia africa north america across the globe forests are on fire in 2019 the lone forest land the size of a football field was destroyed every 6 seconds yet forests are essential for our climate and our planet's water supply without trees land becomes dry and that's apparent in panama and its famous can now linking the atlantic and the pacific ocean deforestation has led to climate change in recent decades panama has felt

20000 square kilometers of woodlands the result heavily loaded ships are having increasing difficulties travelling the panama canal in. the. only through the panama canal is expensive large container ships and tankers pay up to $1000000.00 u.s. dollars and this year they've had to carry less cargo in order to reduce their draft because the water level has been so low because now authority says climate change is to blame for higher temperatures and a lack of rainfall on the canal passes through lake the tune and is fed by rivers with sources in the rain forest. we had a very dry 2001 thing so in february the fresh water rate was stablish the fixed 10 percent of the amount of the coal and if i was the bending of the elevation of the

lake. every time a ship passes through the canal 200000000 liters of fresh water are poured into the locks some of it is recaptured in basins but most flows into the sea the fresh water surcharge was introduced to finance the development of new water sources the rivers and lakes that feed the canal also provide drinking water for new orleans of people securing the supply depends on the conservation of the rain forests but a lot of trees continue to be felled. we're headed to think. the land was covered in trees until it was turned into a cattle ranch a german company 12 tree that invests in regenerative agriculture projects has now bought the finger and is busy replanting the forest. the estate will focus on the production of cocoa and native hardwoods saplings are being planted on the grass

land where cattle used to graze around $100.00 people have found work at cowen go in a region where unemployment is high up on the. water because of the pandemic many people lost their jobs in the city and not to go to the countryside i was one of them always learning something new. on the 3rd of the estate $500.00 hectares cocoa will be grown the project also wants to promote social progress. in the villages around here a lot of people are unemployed and that especially affects us women. we have as good as no job opportunities because we're women. but there isn't much awareness of the issue of equal opportunities. for now what one sees are lots of banana trees the cocoa bushes are still young and small they grow best in the shade of banana palms some are already bearing fruit.

are born on a plants enhance the soil with a large amount of organic matter. and the cocoa bushes are expert at absorbing this organic matter and using it to grow. i am mother for sherry and cultivation we also use pigeon people and forest trees right now mamie almond trees we're planting around 80 trees per acre. the banana plants provide shade and for the time being until more cocoa has grown are the main source of income for the farm when the coronavirus pandemic hit the government bought up almost the entire harvest of cooking bananas across the country in order to ensure the supply they are a staple food here a strict lockdown meant weekly markets had to close. 700 hectares of the

finger are covered in rain forest set aside for nature conservation howler monkeys insects and amphibians live here understood deeper in the forest there are also puma and eaters and also lots of this nature reserve covers almost half of the estate and will be left untouched. cuando is an integrated agro forestry project with 3 main components a natural rain forest crop farming and a tree farm that will provide timber to carpenters in panama the trees in the commercial forest are registered and can only be filmed with a permit this is what sustainable ecological investing can look like. development there we had of them there but all the guys had been turned into pasture for cattle. and nothing else was being grown to offset the loss that we're now implementing a system of agro forestry that got on the air is cocoa going to come anonymous

followed by pigeon peas of. the 4th and final level is made up of cedar trees and above all trees which still have to reach maturity. if they will grow so they go through. the owner of co on go $12.00 tree is based in berlin it only engages in green investment it's also a co-founder of a latin american climate initiative. peter commons bagga the project manager for central america can't travel to her office in panama because of the pandemic they video conference with roderick bins in koan go. he says the banana harvest is good and asked to the coronavirus everyone on the estate is healthy again. they're busy pressing ahead with the reforestation effort. panama had.

a few years ago a panama lodge the alliance for a 1000000 initiative which aims to create a 1000000 new had tears a forest over a period of 2 decades. the fact that things aren't moving so fast as largely due to a lack of capital for investing in new projects like these. and think they are working to do. valid sustainable organic farming methods that can adapt to the changing conditions brought about by climate change it will take not just encourage meant but also major investment to win over smallholder farmers to agro forestry. and the changes to the climate are having a huge impact on the canal. they can no longer rely on a supply of water as in previous years. the rains are starting much later in the season it's crucial to secure the water supply and that means more reforestation projects. but in my view. panama's

economy is dependent on the canal restoring forests will enhance the ecosystem and yield more fresh water to the benefit of the people and they can now. in this week's below bill ideas we look at be like many other insects they're under threat are reporters headed to the shall our mountains national park in kosovo their conservationists are working to protect a unique in that trial landscape in which the busy pollinators play a key role. it's usually men who wear this kind of outfit in kosovo they are hardly any female beekeepers in the country sheep or shell or is one of them the beekeeping season might be over but you still checks on her charges regularly. and electric fence protects her hives from the bears that store roam this area near priest when kosovo's 2nd largest city

. is shar manton's national park just to the self is a refuge for balkan links this species of wild cat is critically endangered there are only a few dozen of them left. she has 150 beehives she's the boss and her husband works for her that's quite an unusual set up but it works for them. i'm positive one in the all we like to do things systematically. i start from one and. my husband starts from the other if you're. we'd like to compete. it's kind of a game to see who can check more beehives. today it looks like a tie once the inspections are done charlotte takes care to extinguish the coal in

her smoker which is used to calm the bees a forest fire could have disastrous consequences. then she reveals a little trade secret. deal in order not to make this is our bees wax harvest from this autumn we use it to create new hives it's a lot of work but this is the most natural option for the bee instead of using mass produced industrial wax unfortunately the government doesn't provide any funding for the extra effort involved but it's the only way to treat our bees well informed grandma. and it's worth the effort she doesn't have any trouble finding buyers for her organic honey. it sells for twice the price of the honey sold at street side markets be keeping sheep breeding and she's making are an important part of the economy in kosovo the youngest and

smallest nation in the balkans. shallow went abroad to study organic farming methods. nowadays environmental activists come to see her to learn how she applies organic methods to be keeping. the aim is to raise awareness across kossovo of eco friendly farming practices. i attended a workshop in germany i learned a lot about animal welfare which nobody here knows anything about i'm now giving courses to pass on this knowledge i hope people will come to realize we have to protect me. and that includes b.s. they are so important for the environment. nature conservation can be an uphill battle. the director of the shark mountains national park has been sounding the alarm. he says there are just 8 rangers patrolling the park's 500 square

kilometers he also says that they need at least 3 times as many rangers some problem with them to from a ball of. fire mentalists could help us by bringing our staff shortage to be attention of the government. but there are also other problems to address such as illegal logging and garbage with the. approval also the construction of hydroelectric power plants are mostly. in kosovo and neighboring albania hydro power plants are still widely considered an eco friendly way to generate electricity but building more of them alongside illegal timber felling would further shrink the habitats of endangered species such as bears lynx and wolves. she says most of the people don't realise what is going on they're just not aware of the issues but she wants to change that. we have to

pay more attention to our natural environment especially in the national park this also affects my business. if forest clearance and everything that goes along with it is allowed to go on i will eventually lose my b.s. . kosovo gained independence in 2008 it's only natural she says that it will take a while for such a young country to sort things out sheep or shall therefore one remains optimistic . according to the un by 2050 almost 70 percent of the world's population will live in urban areas and they'll all need to eat because spreading in cities leave less space for farmland urban farming is on the rise estimates suggest that worldwide there already around $67000000.00 hectares of land is being cultivated within cities and that's just the stuff out empty plots roofs walls balconies

they're all great for urban gardeners disused buildings could also become green houses like in singapore. up here on the 31st floor you can glimpse singapore's future. maya hari is potting melon and cauliflower seedings she also grows chilly over jeans and bananas on her roof terrace. the technology executive is a step ahead of many of her compatriots if singapore's government has its way the high tech city state will soon become a nation of allotment gardeners you don't have the seasons but you can pick the vegetables and fruits and things that grow in tropical weather and you can give that a shot what's not obvious is it's hard to do that in flats which is really the predominant we we live in singapore and that's the hard part of the book planted with you growing vegetables at home gardening the government isn't just stopping at this promotional video 150000 of these starter kits with vegetable seeds are currently

being sent to people like my own citizens or to become part of an ambitious plan. whether purple peppers are called marry her up to now singapore is only produce 10 percent of its food but by 2030 the government aims to increase that to 30 percent maya hari says the pandemic has shown the greater self-sufficiency is the right strategy it helps that singapore ians are becoming increasingly interested in locally grown produce embracing a lot of technology and modern and growing plants in addition to really getting the whole country and all the citizens together to try and grow more but just growing on balconies alone is not going to get there that it's a start. singapore is an agricultural nation it still seems hard to imagine for decades the country still dies as a financial and economic hub packed with more and more glittering skyscrapers.

despite the lush greenery agriculture seems like something from yesteryear but now singapore wants to reduce its dependence on foreign countries. space is in short supply so roofs will be turned into bed patches on market gardens the new strategy is already bearing fruit. this is the roof of a popular shopping mall and beyond low gave up his career in opera ties and started growing for rosemary and passion fruit here in 2015 people laughed at him now he is a sought after expert. the entrepreneur has now created 200 gardens like this across the city and he's experimenting with new technologies installed in shipping containers. kale won't grow in tropical climates but here it thrives in a nutrient solution and with l.e.d. lights which replaces the sun's rays. vertical cultivation carried out on several floors the scene is a promising trend that can compete against countries like neighboring malaysia to

grow food much more cheaply. low says that's be. because his vegetables are rich with more nutrients. but that does also order additional health care or health benefits to the consumers to justify the price. point that he said small projects fall festival as well so so this is how we look at it she will get a company like this. only one percent of singapore's land area can even be considered for traditional farming in the soil. that's why multi-story farms are springing up everywhere backed by the government fish will soon be farmed in this 8 story building the company apollo marine developed the concept so far they've been producing 300 tonnes of fish a year in their farm across the street but now the state has stepped in as an investor. in the future almost 10 times as many tropical tribes will grow in the

company's pools. apollo says it will all be ecologically sustainable 90 percent of the water can be reused and during the lockdown when fresh fish from abroad was not always available apollo was able to win many singaporeans as new customers basically when you break them in the usual short my reading is actually very exposed to pollution brain where is it michael prospects will always be use the pollution and a lot of contamination when you breathe them inside. the system i would say gee away from all this of contamination and pollution. up on my balcony she now has started growing strawberries even though they're not really a tropical plant if you fruits and vegetables seem to be off limits for singapore's gardening enthusiasm the high tech nation is discovering just how green its fingers really are. that's all from us that label 3000 a sleek we had hearing joy the program drop us a line level 3000 at d

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