climate change could even keep the summer visitors away. and last time of guiding middle european people in summertime the reason why they came to love london summer was that it was too hot in the interim run in the netherlands and they said that the hour plus 30 plus 40 is just too much so a baby started to go to the arctic where plus 15 plus 20 is tough perfect for the summer so that's how i would like to keep things are they definitely don't want it to get is warm as it does for the summer olympic games despite the fact that in this tongue in cheek video they're playing volleyball in the snow and swimming in the ice. and scientists are confirming salo isn't all that cold anymore climate researcher to cut of the university of helsinki has a research station near sala your choice he says the northern finland climate

change has reached crisis level the arctic areas in general general are warming faster than the the global average so even double the global average so this would mean if we talk about $1.00 now global average it would transfer 2 to 3 to 3 to 4 degrees. in the in the arctic areas so it is a considerable and very serious issue. salas mayor says they broadcast the seriousness of the situation effectively to the whole world with their humorous olympic ad it attracted a lot of interest on line people discuss about it. i'm quite sure that this discussion goes on. then. we want also the people who. share what they have done. while tourist

guide t.-mo to how worries about the effects of climate change in the future reindeer herder. has to deal with them here and now. she and her 2 children regularly have to take extra fodder out to their herd a direct result of climate change. in that time when there is snow and sand comes raining water and then comes freezing time so they are on the snow and the rain they can't have any food onto the ice without the expensive store bought father the reindeer would go hungry and you know much would have to move her family and livestock somewhere else or give a pretty reindeer her son i know has just begun learning how to throw a lasso and care has been 100 years.

leaving mike peace and i hope there is a future for our children everyone in the chilly little town of sala in northern finland hopes there is a future for them here. but without the summer olympics. the spanish city of that i go has had its share of deadly diseases in the past the plague the spanish flu and now with 19 for more than 7 centuries a special group of men has been helping out when such disasters hit the brotherhood of the blood of christ they blessed and buried people giving them dignity and time of death is that is one of the brothers he currently has a lot to do due to the pandemic. it's early morning in the spanish city of san. pasqual is collecting a body for an autopsy. someone has died after falling from

a window. i mean one of the bodies in a public place so we have to hurry up because they need to open the street again. let's see what awaits us going to the top of the. design is a member of the catholic brotherhood of the blood of christ since the middle ages they have collected dead bodies here in south dakota when someone dies of unknown causes and by judicial order. he is proud of his volunteer work. the same broken government hold out the park over the it has to be done when it's all over that's when the feelings of love but now i've got to go to work you need it thick skin and you have to know what you're doing it for the book is. a lot of good for the man fell from the each floor is axis bank suicide perhaps as

a result of the korean a pandemic because it's not just the virus that kills desperation drives many to take their own lives. you know meant by that but if you keep it all year long we've had more suicides nobody is really prepared for a lockdown like this one it affects your psyche. he got up and when someone is already suffering from mental illness is the final straw for people who go look here's a photo. of brotherhood like the blood of christ in the texture of corpses is the only one of its kind left in spain in the last year the brothers were called out more than $500.00 times the tradition dates back to the police in the 13th century then there was the spanish flu and now it's corona and hundreds of people were dying at the start of the pandemic the brothers even had to help undertakers collect the dead. death and disease are a fact of life for the 48 devout men in the brotherhood bank nescio gay men and.

then as now many people still feel panic. if we're going to have work or prefer not and working more anyone can in fact anytime anywhere but we're losing control if we're going to that where he says people if you're looking up some even keep away from the other people who have long recovered from a covert infection. with alcohol we see that all the time it will be stigmatized and i think you know. if nasa has had couvade himself. he's recovered his evil to do the voluntary work again. but the sickness has left its mark. i was in hospital for a week and there you go to people who don't survive it you for the young and old it gets to the people who are not affected emotionally or must be very insensitive of

our destinies as you look out into the market. many died aloon relatives weren't even allowed to attend burials. nobody. died of corona in a home for the elderly. and literally a similar feel are we loved her so much of course we would have said goodbye to her after she died but we weren't allowed to because she lived in another province and the borders were closed yet and yet it would have really helped me to go there and say antti i love you. brother is it is confronted with loneliness and death almost every day he's a male nurse and has also worked on a career in award. from the local what. it's harder to market because that's the problem you can't really process the dead in morning takes form . under the board of the one of. his act his own call with the brotherhood for

a whole week to collect the deceased. he goes out on calls about 10 times on average at any time of day or night but he feels it's a vocation thing when they're going to i'm not planning on stopping you i'll do it as long as i can hopefully for the rest of my life but if it will be. as always he has to deliver the body to the forensic institute in south dakota then his work is done but the feet of the deceased will long occupy his thoughts. travel is a real climate killer we all know that by now but what if we can one day travel to sunny far off the summations without blowing too much carbon dioxide into the atmosphere well in slovenia we get a glimpse of how environmental protection and air travel may go hand in hand it's a clear electric and

a pretty quiet solution. this is what it sounds like when in the electric powered plane prepares for takeoff. airborne in a 2 seater light aircraft from slovenian manufacture a piece trail that runs solely on electricity the pilot explains that the plane is as quiet as a vacuum cleaner. right from the start he had the feeling this aircraft would change everything it uses just 110th of the energy of a conventional plane. what we're witnessing here is a revolution in aviation this is the 1st fully electric plane to be certified by the e.u.'s aviation safety agency after a challenging decade in development it's a triumph for pippy style founder you've got all he's been compared to tesla's elan musk. off to be from engine and jet bangun that's the new milestone on the.

electric he's proven to be safe is beyond the proposed fans saw the season opened the plane is powered by a battery which could destroy also developed that was the engineers biggest challenge because the goal is to power bigger planes and increase their range so eventually even international flights could become more environmentally friendly. 0 emission flying does not mean flying on battery power alone hydrogen as a fuel source is an opportunity to fly with 0 emissions also super long distance i think we can look forward to 1000 kilometer flights in the new. decade and simply transferring this to trans oceanic piece is now working on a hybrid solution a combined electric and hydrogen powered aircraft because the aviation industry knows the aircraft of the future must be greener and quieter it's far less noisy it's far. less complex for it so start up the engine like you're starting to

a home appliance in your kitchen flying over slovenia and this trailblazing electric plane is a revolutionary but totally relaxing experience. that's it for this week we'll have more stories from across europe next time until then take care and good back.

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