the unseen global 3000 series starts june 21st on d w i mm ah ah was, ah, this is the w news live from building a sigh of relief from germany's political establishment. after the far right fails to win a key stacy legs on the map of conservatives when big and spies off the challenge from the populace alternative for germany policy. the poll was the last real test before national elections in september. also coming up, judges in the netherlands,

begin hearing evidence against 4 men accused of shooting down the laser line, slide them age. 17 families braced things here. harrowing testimony about their loved ones that 70 years ago. and as india emerging from a devastating 2nd wave of the pandemic, the capital deli protests to unlock, 50 officials say it's time to get the economy back on trucks. plus, is it a sign of things to come? germany beat portugal to win the european on the $21.00 track as well. that's it says no rub off on the senior team ahead of the heroes starting this week. ah i'm going to have it says welcome to the program. the far right has failed to redraw germany's political map and under michael's const,

of it has have comfortably seen off the challenge from the alternative for germany in the eastern state of saxony, unheard the chance with party, the cd you one more than a 3rd of that vote be f t last votes, but remains the 2nd biggest party in the state parliament followed by the less party, the social democrats, the business friendly, free democrats, and the greens as ballot was closely watched as it was the last test of public opinion before september is national elections for months in the polls to parties, the breathing down each other's next here in the east, in german date of stack to me on house, in the endo, a resounding unexpectedly strong wind for the conservative fee to you and nothing close to an upset from the far right alternatives for germany, a f d i was just on lots of devices, have taken a clear stand logo and a large majority of our citizens have said, we don't want to be associated in any way with the 3 and

a half. and i'm very grateful for the recipient done on many here in saxony, on how to relatively poor estate to t i f. t could when and would, when it pulled strongly from month capitalizing on voted dissatisfaction with the pandemic while keeping to its core and to you migration message. instead, sundays result indicate the f. d, a may be weakening and it's strong hold areas, but it's putting a positive spin on the result of them as it is not bad. we're very happy with the result. it's pretty much what we got last time and i have to say it's important to me that we got the working class back to left part. he has lost voters and the work is in this day came to us and i'm actually very happy with this result. even though sex to me on how he's a small side to see, to use when here is a much needed boost to federal leader. and last he's got

a lot on his place. like sending off the challenge nationally from the green sea. we're riding high in palm. if he succeeds lash, it's done the greatest chance of winning the biggest prize. replacing uncle michael as chancellor. so what can we learn from this regional election for the upcoming february election? that's just 3 months away. find out i'm joined by pops example. he's a member of the german parliament for johnson medical c d u party. this is in for your party managed to defeat the far right after the insects, and also have kept the greens as bay you think you can pull that off in september again? i think so, but 1st of all, we have to see that it's a good result for the c d u, it's a good result for the democratic voters, a hope it's the end of the discussion. if there is a difference between the new states in germany and the old states, we had some discussion than the last days. and in the end, you can see our voters of voting democratic parties. and in the end, it will be

a boost also for the cdo from the conservative party for the federal elections. i think. but the problem though is many seem to have turned to your party just to avoid the victory of the far right. not necessarily because they like to see the you so much i think we have a very good premier minister in the non out. that's a very strong leader of the party in this state. so that's one reason. another reason is of course not to have a strong, ultra right and strong ultra left. so the voters voted to democratic parties. and i think in the end, we have a clear resolved altogether for democratic parties. and i think this will be something that we will see on the federal level, strong conservative party view and sees you not so strong. green's as a lot of people expect. and the ultra right and left parties won't be so strong and expected. but you said one decisive factor, in fact, the was the popularity of your p. m, and that stays on

a house love at the national level though an opinion pull from this weekend shows that your kind of for chances are in lasha trails behind the social democrats and the greens kind of the how are you going to win with a decidedly unpopular candidate i think 1st of all, this will change. i think, i mean i had made several very good decisions in the last time. this will give him a boost also as a leader also see you as a whole party. he was very present in the election campaign in the last weeks, so it will give him a good backing for the last week. and i can see the 2 other mentioned candidates. green candidate has a lot of wins against her because of many decisions for the green party made in the last time. and i can see that the social democratic party is struggling a lot. so i think also our top candidate, i mean it has a lot of thinking right now. so you think you have one in sex me out with lush?

it a non in spite of lush. it that's what i think. definitely. ok. word on the greens that seem to seem to be your part, his biggest rival now in a national level, do you still consider them competition after the showing instructions on what of course it is. this is not 100 percent decision and election that you can compare with the federal election, of course, the greens, one of our opponents, and the political struggle. but i think the opinion pull right now, the opinion polls right now on not giving the result in some a month. i think the greens will go down. i'm very sorry for the social democratic party. they going down and down each month. so i think the greens will take the position of the social democratic party and we will win in the end, more and more voters in the next month. so it's the plan to turn even more green then for the c d. u to catch that part of the green votes. i don't think so. i

think we should make our positions very clear in the next month. coalition talks will be held afterwards. now the voters want to see where is the c d u standing for? well, the greens where the social democratic stands for we should make clear our positions . and afterwards we see which, which, which parties we can go in coalition talks. but 1st, we have to make our positions very, very clear presents for that member of the german parliament for america, because christian democrats, thank you very much for your time. thank you. just in the netherlands, have begun hearing evidence against foremen who are suspected of being behind the downing of malaysia alan slide and age 17 over eastern ukraine, hearing in the murder trial has still got on the way it's being held on saddam's schiphol applewood from where am i 17 took off on its final flight 7 years ago. the

3 russians and the ukrainians suspect are still at large meaning, being tried and upset. all 298 people on board and 17 died when the plane was shot down families of the victims. bracing to hit painful details in court. a tree for each of the people who never returned. the memorial site next to the people airport has $298.00 trees and total 3 of them are dedicated to peak looks family. he lost his brother, his sister in law and their son on board flight mh 17. they left 2 daughters who didn't go with him and only those 2 young daughters at the, at the time. and so yeah, i had to tell the daughters that their, their father and mother and brother died. and i had to tell my parents who were in

the hospital at the time that it was very shocking. yeah. pete took chairs a foundation, bringing together thousands of next of kin. he says the image, 17 disaster header, real impact on all of dirt, society where the, the bodies were repetitive. the whole dutch nation was less was what she did on television was terrible. but this was also very, very beautiful, that there was so much compassion among such people like m a 17, took off here at people airport and never reach the spinal destination in malaysia . now after years of investigations, a court here in the netherlands determined to find out what exactly happened on that fateful day in 2014 and also who is responsible at the center of this inquiry

or the remnants of the boeing triple 7 here being viewed by the court, a massive jigsaw puzzle that was piece back together in a dutch military base. the crash site 7 years ago, or 298 on board, the plane were killed when it was blown out of the sky over a war zone and eastern ukraine. evidence points to a book, anti aircraft system, which was moved from russia into rebel territory controlled by pro russian separatists. these 4 men will stand trial. they remain at large, allegedly protected by russia. those were presenting the victims family, say this doesn't make the case any less important law has alarm also in time. can take 5 can take 10 years, maybe 15 years and mister put in and his regime will not always be in power. so maybe if there's a shift in government and if there will be a shift from policy. also there will be

a shifting policy in this file so they will have no rest. the suspects, i'm sure of that peach look on the other hand says he doesn't care that much whether the suspects go to jail. he just wants the truth to be spoken. i think it's important that, that we know what the role of the russia if they had the role, what role of the russian federation was not only push the button, but also who was in the and responsible for all for all? what happened? so this can take years and even 7 years after mh 17 crashed, he's determined to see this through until the ent, a circle of not some of the other stories making headlines around the world today. russian position figure alexandra vonnie has been discharged from a prison hospital and returned to jail. and i've only seen here and cause i was hospitalized in april officer going on hunger strike. he is serving 2 of years for

embezzlement, a case support his school politically motivated. you had his group vocal, her rom has confirmed its leader. i will because cow died and fighting against the islamic state group his death. 2 weeks ago, mark's major shift and jury a 12 year old jihadist insurgency. it has killed nearly killed, more than 40000 people and displaced around 2000000 in the northeast. but our living veteran of the liberation of our schmidt has died. the visa dish man was 98 as a red army soldier, he drove his tongue into the notorious death camp. in early 1945 later in life, he told students about the camp where the nazis killed more than the 1000000 people . over 90 percent of results and peruse presidential elections in and the outcome is looking ever more tight. right? the populace tre cool for you. maury has a narrow 50 point. 5 to 49.5 percent lead over leftist opponent. edwards steel

asked after a polarizing election campaign, overshadowed by the code 900 pandemic. more than 30 people are dead off the 2 express trains collided in pakistan. police say one of the trans derailed, and then the other slammed into it. it's not clear what caused the crush pocket stones prime minister him and con as ordered an investigation. the twisted metal, the remains of 2 packed passenger trains. just before dawn, one train derailed, falling into the path of another hours after the crash rescue teams and local volunteers as he still trying to free trapped passengers aside, he will be mixed. 7 or 8 training carriages were destroyed. many passengers are still trapped there. and rescue work only started 3 hours after the crash

of the injured taken to the local hospital where medical workers rushed to save the lives of those pulled from the wreckage. but authorities say the remote location of the crash has slowed the rescue assets because they can, you can see that the rescue operation is going on. the soldiers from the military ranges, district administration personnel and how it came to taking caught up on it. but the operation will gain momentum after heavy machinery arrives too much of pakistan's. rail infrastructure is left over from the british colonial era. while the cause of this crash is still unknown, accidents are all too common on these run down railways. and the indian capital delhi has been reopening as

a devastating 2nd. corona virus wave receives on monday, delhi marcus and a shopping mall opened their doors to the public again, offices and the cities metro. also back in action, running at 50 percent capacity to maintain social distance thing. just weeks ago, daily experience for the west cove at 900 crises seen so far makes it from torres bring up hundreds died of the virus in the city every day. from on this that cross over to delhi bureau chief admitted shima in the prime minister, nor in remote he has just addressed the nation. what did he say? well, the essence of what the prime minister have to say was to give a robust defense of the government. 10 being of the dead, the 2nd wave of the crew. and our time, denny, he said that the time had been very difficult in the past 2 months. that the government had risen to the challenge. you talk too much,

the shortage oxygen liquid medical, oxygen and what the government you're done to supply that the government had done everything to get drunk, lifesaving equipment, and all that was needed to be thrown upon damage to oversee the red. no not wanted to address the nation was based on vaccination what india were doing to back and they did speak when you trade in doing scientists. and now that is the 21st of june . the central government is going to give a vaccine 3 off off to all india, to vaccinate everyone over the age of 18. and that's the contentious issues because going back to the big game. but in essence, one of the things that she has addressed was to want to the critic who said the government was, was completely unprepared by the 2nd week at the same time address to his supportive, to show that name that will be very much in charge. his government has planned and it would defeat the girl in a by so was actually open then in delhi at the moment. will as of today,

as well as the seeds reopening of daddy, you will have shopping center more to key off neighborhood markets which is opened up, but not fully. partially driving offices have been allowed to operate again. and then as you mentioned, the metro, which is very crucial, we're trying to get to work as we open to the public at 50 percent capacity. so you see all these measure it, there's a sense of opening up a portion of the message being over the domain on god. well, india is, of course, one of the hardest hit nations in this pandemic do these opening steps come as a surprise. now, not in the surprises some amount of relief again, because it knocked on was they don't in the hot. but there's also some apprehension that you said because india is mute still be hit by the 2nd wave. not ideal opening

up. it's based on the federal truck to the speed get to decide when and how much they want to use the lockdown based on the individual situation. so you haven't, you've been locked down in some sequence back to some states where the infection rate warning, for example, in denny. but again, the keeping very much in mind that the numbers must be good. the number one must be, know they'd be the number of infections nations a test carried up, but as a sign of the apprehension the market opening day, hardly any people out on the street. so there is a dentist wanted to achieve. thank you. he was with the w news still to come rowing to tokyo. he eggs out iranian county was getting ready to feed on the refugee olympic team on this training base in germany. first some soccer germany have won the mens on the 21 a year,

a p and football championship. bay b portugal, one mill in the final in slovenia because met sharp grabbed the goal early in the 2nd half. germany's 3rd continental triumph under $21.00 level puts down a markup for the senior side. with the euro's starting on friday. for me on that when i joined by jonathan gray from the w sport, jonathan, germany under 21, was considered the favorites for the told him. and so how did they manage to pull this off the back going really is it for team that wasn't necessarily expecting to even exit the group stage or we've heard in the pasta. the code stephan comes has been quite critical about some of the players coming through. he's been for about 70 players. and the last 2 years he's tried to fine tune his score. a score features no player from by a munich bruce, you don't mean to be like the best teams in the country. but what they do have is a sense of togetherness, and unity and that really strong through i think in this tournament,

an incredible story ready to match when a lucas matcher. he used to play for england, believe it or not, he grew up there even played at this level for england before we switched allegiance to germany. i think english will probably be kicking us out. they've let him go. i think now the big test for jeremy is having these plays transition to the senior side. that's something that's gone wrong in the past. when the last one this tournament in 2017, only one of the players says not very then made it through the senior sized for this upcoming years on them. and so it's all about the senior side. they are playing that final year was warm up against a lot via tonight. what can we expect that we would expect or when that there are any rank 138 in the world? jenny day 12 with an automated thing by german standards. i think it will be important for them to get away and just to have some a mention and a bit of confidence going into the tournament as costa mines back a few years ago. 2018 before the. well, captain russia, they had some, dia, performance isn't the friendliest before that tournament. and then of course,

they crashed out. i think more than anything year the lab will be hoping his side keep a clean sheet. defense really has been where the problems out there, if they can, you know, not, can see that goal. i think that will give them a big confidence based going into the tournament. that's what germany's kept model or not. and he'll become the 1st germany goalkeeper to reach $100.00 caps tonight. he's 35 years old though. how much longer with the sticker on what he's always said, as long as he's feeling up threat as long as his body. i let him keep going. then he will as long as he keeps enjoying the game, but have been some room as last year when the torment reschedule to take place last year. maybe it would be his last international tournament and that he to see the way for montgomery to stay going to come in to replace him, but really to see me on think about it as a germany team without manuel noah. he's been there for more than a decade and an incredible achievement to, to be the 1st go, keep it to get to a 100 caps when you think of the co, keith is germany. you've had in the past that maya all of a con. that achievement is something that he is very aware of himself. for me,

he is very me all the number because we're a national team which always had great goalkeepers of the legend was still between the poses picked middle again the station in 1st and stun and the fact that i'm approaching the 100 mark makes me extremely proud and therefore i'm really looking forward to it, but it's not to do this on that. you feel like the enthusiasm still shines through there and who knows, maybe if jimmy do, when the earliest and perhaps that would encourage him to carry on. he still got a long way to go those to break the overall reco. that is a 150 caps held by low thomas, have 50 shorts of that number that thank you very much. jonathan crane, the w sports. you're welcome. stay on the subject of spain. will be without that captain, for at least that 1st match of the years of the tested positive for covert 19 said

joe bus kits will now have to isolate for 10 days ruling and out of his country's euro twins, it's going to open up again sweden on june 14, the rest of the spain score tested negative for the virus but they won't now play. 3 in want was meant to be the final warm up match against the way and yeah, tomorrow spends on the 21 team will take their place instead. now almost $8000.00 athletes have already qualified for the tokyo olympics. just in real 2016. there will also be a special team in tokyo, the refugee olympic team, $56.00 i o. c. scholarship holders hope to participate in the olympics. one of them is iranian refugee, said fuzz luna. iranian sage fund lula has one goal firmly in focus to compete in tokyo as a member of the refugee olympic team. the reserves would be very

proud and the life of a refugee isn't easy. a lot of people don't know that, you know, in 2015. so you escaped from iran via the balkans, fearing for his life during the world canoe sprint championships, he took a selfie in front of them, a land cathedral. the iranian regime accused him of having converted to christianity, which carries a death sentence. he found a new home in cause who are. he's devoted the past 17 years of his life to competitive sports. after he settled in germany, kayaking remained his top priority. everything in one like this. we have for training sessions a day from monday through saturday. each one is $1.00 to $1.00 and a half hours. we always have a half day off on wednesdays. we always have fitness, training, running and pedal sessions. cough cleaning loudon on hope. so you'd fuzz lula, has found a friend in the $996.00 olympic clinic champion deadline hoffman. he's day f s i. e

. whenever he needs motivation for i had one of the i was depressed one and a half months ago and i came to dent life and i said, i want to quit. but i talked to debt left, a lot of interest question to lift. you have to see me as a replacement father figure. you're not exact words were so 9th would be great. don't give up and what's going on with that? and i said ok, ok, it's my one and only chance. use it to show them who i am. that's all i can do. that really worked out great. that's what this looks like a lot. because he went on to win at the world cup and it will be hoping he'll be able to give his all at tokyo to us into w. c. it's a quick reminder of our top stories. i'm gonna america. conservatives have comfortably seen off the challenge from the populace. far right. alternative for

germany in a regional election, the vote in the state of saxony. and what is the last big test of public opinion before general nixon in september and judges that the netherlands have begun. hearing evidence against foreman suspected of being behind the downing of malaysia airlines flies and h. 17. 70 years ago. the 3 russians, ukrainian national, are still atlantis message from me and the news team and i have an update for you at the top of the news. the news news, the news,

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owner and journalist these are delving into history present because i would never have thought that could be live so and so i am jewish in europe. the 2 port documentary starts july 5th on d, w. the the food is the fuel of our existence, nearly a 1000000000 of us on the planet to be and each of us need food every day. by the way, we get food has been problematic for the last many decades. industrial food production

go to option, has a severely negative impact on our environment. how can we course corrected now so that our future generations don't go hungry? that's what we talk about today. hello, welcome to eco india on some let's stop to the show in west wing goal here of food production is not just about feeding the population. it's also about giving ruined women. a pop out of for lack of education has often held women back, but a local organization is empowering them to set up their order mostly businesses. let's see how the the life is hard for 21 year old regina. how good it is for the most of the women and this grew up for married young and forced to turn their backs on the education even if my father's income was low. so i wasn't able to

study beyond class 9, but didn't have all sisters. but our father's income wasn't enough to support us all about them. that's 5 either or married on it. is it the women here in the rest been gone? are responsible for the house and the church. they're financially dependent on their husband. when money is tight, the funds from private credit for like me, just like for my b b, she used to reading jewelry as collateral. all really, she never wanted to borrow money into kovalevsky loads. and when i was in a tough financial situation, i did pawn off my jewelry and haven't been able to release it. we've also heard other people around us pond off the jewelry and gold, but haven't yet been able to buy back either. how are you going to wonder how the

fight in that it is a white strict problem in this region? save of the nothing he set up the 0 foundation which is trying to help improve them and live in chuck the especially women. then they usually give women law and not men. however, the women are mostly and educated and don't know how much they have been loaned, or how much they need to pay. because they have not been educated. they aren't able to calculate properly or do any kind of accounting department. it's kind of exploitation that goes on here. probably the exploitation of the situation changed when they began to reach out to the vendor. the estimate that just $1.00 and $5.00 of them. you can read and write and that's what his organization, which is finance for natalie to donations and scientific project. zeroes in on what number i need in. so he make arrangements for their learning,

but particularly big language, mathematics and english mathematics, which is going to look underneath it, look of of the 1st age is the registration and then the implement different types of income generating projects income, the national different. but if you could implement, most of these are one such projects. the 0 foundation helps the local set up self help groups. they are then able to leave land from farms. they buy fresh to prevent damage and new print loss making yields more reliable. this way, they can also avoid using pesticides in contrast to bigger nurseries in the region . road you know how to now work. in addition to her normal housework, to boost the bend before i started the nursery. we didn't know much about gardening and how to grow the plans. there was another nursery next to us, so we put back to it and thought ourselves how to care for the plant. 50. the women's groups financing activity to micro credit loans from

a cooperative bank in the region of the letters foundation helps them gain access to legitimate fun financial transition. deaf financial transactions are quite transparent, savings, bank banking, and loans done to the cooperative department through corporate deployment for ruder . this is a better method. plus they won't need external funds betterment that the government already has a lot of funds that we can use here on monday. and they're going to we don't need money from external agency and fund like doesn't it? so seedlings of different varieties, of course, are in the, in june. lemme cochran and mag, oh, then the sound, the young plans to the bigger local iraq as well. you will income stream to their family. as one back,

i've been able to construct a concrete house with the proper roof gate rules in the window and a bathroom. i've also been able to buy my son's textbooks on time and enroll him in a private but i will be the g. truckload village is located in the brahman, delta sediment deposit left in the river tributary makes the soil sufficient for the climate change is making particularly vulnerable to storm, which are increasing in strength. i cycle on last year had a very serious impact for a coup. few, this is true, i'm friends. echo and i'm fun. was a serious problem and has badly damaged the land and plant blinds were on the 0 foundation donated 200000 rupees around 2200 euros to help with the destruction and future. the women will dig channels between the seedlings to avoid water damage during heavy rain.

more than $300.00 women in the region belong to a total of 9 self help groups. it might have added to their workload, but owning their own living in the nurseries makes them proud and more independent . as we just saw, the local organic food production that's helping women find their freedom is the exception rather than the default, which is a consistent dependence on industrialized food production has massively decreased the genetic diversity of land crops. genetic would ensure that our planet, as a whole, tribes can feed bags help and bringing back some of the diversity. let's find out how the earth produces a rich variety of plants adapted to wide range. inhabitants around the globe.

there are around 400000 species known to science. less than 10 percent are edible corn, rice, and we account for more than half the global food supply me ever since humans began adopting a sedentary lifestyle. they've collected seems to plant the 1st crops who are cultivated over 10000 years ago by farmers in mesopotamia. now modern day iraq and turkey. some $200000.00 varieties of we alone have developed from the early stock having a wide range of crops and genetic diversity within each for variety helps to secure our food supply. lose the greater diversity, the smaller the risk of wheat, or some other staple being wiped out worldwide by a single pest or disease. that's why c,

banks are so important by the oldest, is in st. petersburg and dates back to 894. today the seed bank and gardens labor and germany boasts one of the world's most diverse collections. many of the seeds stored here are found nowhere else. these are the fees for the large seed archives have now been established all over the world. mm. they each collect the various scenes and plans from different regions. many are then stored at the local sieboldt on the norwegian island of spits berrigan. but out in the fields, the trend is towards less diversity. during the 20th century alone, an estimated 75 percent of crop diversity was lost. according to the un food and agriculture organization. the reasons are many and varied. the industrialization of agriculture med crop suddenly had to fulfill different requirements. they have to produce a high yield, all right,

then at the same time and not suffer damage when being harvested by heavy machinery . our modern globalized trade network means fruit and vegetables now need to stay fresh while being transported over long distances. very few varieties can live up to those demands. the range of produce in our supermarkets is deceiving, the tomatoes and cucumbers may look different, but genetically they're very similar. this genetic poverty is not without risk. in the 1970s, for example, a virus destroyed one quarter of the rice harvest across the whole of asia. it was only through cross breeding the rice, with a wild variety that the crop became resistant to the virus. thus rescuing the world single most important food staple for thousands of years, farmers have collected their own seeds and swapped them amongst themselves to

improve their harvest and develop new varieties. but in recent decades, a steadily declining number of seed companies has been selling an increasingly limited range of sorts. 95 percent of cabbage varieties, for example, have already disappeared. the companies designed their own crops and secure them with a patent. they supply 2 thirds of the global market. often farmers are unable to collect feeds and are required to buy certain fertilizers and pesticides. but a growing number of people worldwide are seeking to reverse this trend by increasing crop diversity and distributing seeds without patents. a nonprofit organization in austria called asha noah or noah's ark, collect seeds of old endangered varieties it prop against the scenes, and then passes them onto a supermarket chain which sells both the seeds and their produce.

industrialized food production is often synonymous with the use of pesticides. a cocktail of chemical substances used to protect plans from best. we now know that the substances are detrimental to our health and the health of the environment. our report on exploring how feasible it is to produce food without chemical pesticides . ah, everybody hates a pest. and since the dawn of agriculture, we've been trying to keep them away from our ancient greek and adoption communities, trained the cap and even domesticated mungo says to keep locust and goodness away from that cereals and food crops. ah, some european communities were more inspired from my pipes,

the flute, some tried to keep the gardens and farms and bloom with the right music. ah, but even in the 20th century, we saw ludicrous methods of pest control, like in china, where the entire country declared war on mosquitoes, flies sparrows, and rats killing millions of each keeping. that's the way in whatever way possible has been necessary to avoid famines and increase food availability. but best control really blew up in the global north and the post war pesticide, iraq wet chemicals will synthesize from organic compounds and used widely for the 1st time. this will be hugely forward as crop shot out, and the developing world had its so called green revolution, chemical fertilizers and pesticides flooded the market. and how yielding seeds began to be used across to be able to solve some estimates, say it saved or 100000000 lives in countries that were on the verge of

a food crisis. for a while, economies prospered as more people were fed. it seemed like a magical solution had been found literally, however, this method of farming has seen a lot of critics yield at ease getting more per unit of area of any given crop. now you can do that by improve the genetic to the crop and then throwing chemicals of the ground and for a while that might work in the long term goals. what you end up with is causing all kinds of sol chemistry problems. and so for example, in punjab, in india right now, in the center of the green revolution, use the soil facility of things. one intrinsic problem is the way in which pesticides work. you have to think that is called the best the site treadmill. the more pesticides you apply, the more you need to apply. it's almost like a junk. you get addicted to it. now, the more you take, the more the be less effective,

it becomes. and more you need to apply events. the effect to has been to korea, studying herbivores and pests, and how did react and respond to pesticides. and he's like all evolving resistance to, to an antibiotic. now, if you know you, they are set these to some extent, but then eventually especially you abuse them, then you a ball resistance to, to them the same thing happen, which is 6. they will receive stance to the that's the size. so the more you apply, the more resist than the population b. com and a message beside the coating. the soil indiscriminately also leads to other species staying on in the last 30 years, global insect populations around farms have declined by up to 75 percent. and that's not all run off from farms fil rivers with chemicals.