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oh, the news? oh, more than 80 percent of our options remain onyx plot. and yet this shortly important to us. we produce more than half of the wools oxygen of the carbon dioxide and provide us with food join us this week. as we dive beneath the waves, pure or equal in the front, that a cool let start and the indian ocean to be a creature with its leathery skin and elongated body, found here may not impress every one, but it performs in essential service to the ocean sea cucumber as they called a band from being hunted and sold in india because they considered to be critically and being by butcher still pre on them, why they're so important and what's being done to protect it. let's find out

under these 15 waters lies a strange creature that's creating quite a stir. not only in the local fishing town of monday, one of the sudden most of india, but all the way into the mainland and beyond 2 neighboring china. to see cucumber, this one can do up to 30 centimeters long. conservation is have been trying to study the marine mem take your number. i called the earth one of the see just like how to them that a farmer friend the secret gumble. please don't of us in the seat, which means it helps to make the fire more for dial. and this is good for the sea glasses and other associated organisms that live on the c c

floor. i even don't want to call him about the over the last 4 years looking for a french officer has taken on the role of protecting the cucumber. because if it's important ecological vote already a willing to seek combust, excrete alkaline nature. and so with neutralizes the increasing acidity on the sea surface. and as you utilize this, the coral rates underneath are saved from the trailer, bleaching when the coral reef is held. fish and roll crabs and other creatures tribe around it and so on. the cucumber tribes will there be fish in the sea for our future generation to support them or the other one to try to the cucumbers began when demand for them started soaring, mostly in china, dried cucumber, known as the man is a popular delicacy and also considered an aphrodisiac. as a result, poaching in india has increased 13 fold over the last 5 years. what you're going to

let you know, will get more weight and lots of young people involved in the right. one in the model is very misleading young people. it is a deal like only go to jail for $5.00 to $10.00 days and then do come out and, and the case would be try this week, but to event conducted by the forest department. and we have reiterated attack, and this is a highly respects the punishment is similar to the crime of a tiger or an elephant punishment. got to come on, i did equal on a punishment by the to see cucumber is listed under the wildlife protection act as a schedule one species, which means the punishment could go from fines of to latter piece. about 2000 years, up to jail time. the forest officials betral the area checking for the contraband, and also teaching people in the villages about the consequences of cause. some form

reporters have learned their lesson be spoke to one who wishes to remain anonymous . of them were the case when one's got caught on halting. they told me that the punishment would be between 3 to 7 years. imprisonment and elders in my community decided that it was wrong to do this when it illegally the ones. and so we decided that we would stick to catching fish or crab monday, or even if you commerce get caught in on, natalie when we take them out and return them to the la are there that the non gaap it and the load or the unit, but this hasn't been asian for the fishing community who have traditionally efficiently congress for their own needs. the balance which came in 2001 has affected your life. but not even a fishers, only fish will come out of certain natalie around, you know, still, so there are diver in the sun in the oldest trunk,

obviously every now and again, they were allowed to see us. they could sell the 100 group, and i would, i just want to euro, which would buy them amount of knowledge. i don't know, like i was on the bottom origin. it's a complex problem with the seat you cumber in the middle of it all. if far as officers like the fish are able to protect the animals by keeping an eye out for poachers, the customer ecosystem has a better shot at surviving, and the local fishermen could get back their livelihoods. the ocean offers a wealth of delicious food for people around the world. but at the moment we're taking too many fish out of the sea, $2.00 to $3.00 times more than can be sustainably provided, according to some estimates. but there are things we can do to cut back and take better care of the entire marine ecosystem. the after the

whole debate about meat and dairy farming and its consequences, seafood has come on the greater scrutiny. global production of sea food has quadrupled over the past 50 years, while autism and subsistence fishing used to be the new industrial grade, wild capture has dominated, over the past decades. the un estimates a 3rd of all sea food might be over fished. we emptying the oceans at an alarming rate, and not only that, the way we fish and dangers other marine animals and entire ecosystem. sea food sustainability is a very touchy subject. where everybody i spoke to said, you know how complicated c food is. but i found out there is some seaford, you can eat with a relatively good conscience if you follow some rules of them. the 1st question need to ask yourself if your why fi food is,

is this species endangered or not for some super clear cut. so if you could avoid booth in tonight, so she restaurants and other places we do. and the 2nd is another species most commonly. and she, which is not, there are many different species within that category. many different types of feel . but for them, for the vast majority of them, they're in pad straits. what i, what you do not need. that's ryan bigelow, who has been working for the database c food watch for over 10 years, greenpeace has a red list. the fish fish in the wilder the endangered. this is quite a blanket list if you want to dig into exactly which fish stock is endangered, where you can turn to data bases for more precise information. one of the best known if the sea food was program, it scientifically assesses and lists thousands of species and their sustainability status. my recommendations are very, very specific to types of fisheries. how healthy is this population of this session?

if you're trying to catch? if you're trying to catch a tune up, how many of those tuner, alas, are you catching sharks or kitchen things you don't want? are you impacting that natural environment? or there are rules in place to species, but there is quite a bit of difference depending on how and where it's caught. so let's talk about how these fish are caught. fishing methods using large industrial grade gear. and marine environments often cause the most damage. number one is bottom trawling where huge units, the height of buildings and the length of football field scour the ocean floor, causing vast amounts of bycatch catching and killing other non target fish and endangered animals. this often happens when fishing for bottom dwelling fish like ache or flounder. it also homes, it, this is what the bed looked like before and after bought into number 2 is long like fishing, which targets big species like turn thought which these lines can be miles long and

have thousands of books causing again by chance. depending on where you live, you can get information on fishing methods on the package. so of course fishery sustainability point of view, we would absolutely benefit from having more selective deer. this is mina eps, who is responsible for the protection of marine and polar environments as the r u c n. and as previously worked for the marine stewardship council, most elective means targeting the species you want more accurately, like rod and reel fishing, or how pruning or costly. you can also use special hooks in long line and cold circle hooks that don't immediately kill non targeted fish or other marine animals . so what about farmed fish like this semen? catching wild fish used to be the dominant way to get to fish. but aquaculture sea food production has recently overtaken, called catch its growth. accelerated mostly by farms in china,

india and indonesia. but farming big fish in open pens and marine environments have its own host of problems. many found fish like salmon are mostly carnivals, meaning they need to be fed fish estimates very, but around 10 to 20 percent of all wild caught fish may have been used to feed from seaford on top of that if the fish farms are not managed well, pesticides antibiotics, food ways as well as fish excrement, can poison the environment, the spread of diseases to and from wild populations, as well as parasites also major problems. but omnivorous fish like tilapia, carp, catfish open, gazes can if manage will be found most sustainably. they can eat plant based feed

and can be found in big upon the lakes in a more natural environment. but sustainable management is still the exception in emerging and developing countries where aquaculture is concentrated. the most sustainable form of agriculture is shellfish, farming, like muscles, oysters or clams. they require a little feed filled to the water and are very fast growing. so if you want to be on the safe side, that's the farm sea food to go forth with one exception, farm trim and pro, and a lot of which contributes massively to environmental degradation, not to mention social injustice. i know that large a large percentage, if not most shrimp is red rated and the industry has some serious problems. so one way we are told that we can make sure that the food we eat is not responsible for all of these problems is to look out for certification. these, the marines stewardship council label m, see long seen as the gold standard of sustainable wild chord seafood. then there's

the aquaculture stewardship council label ac, all the dolphin safe to no label. let's have a look at the m s. c. it's the most widely accepted certification covering about 15 percent of the market. this one particularly interesting. so it has a label on it even says it's 100 percent sustainable, but it's cold with bottom trolling. how does that do it together? we don't consider only to get 5 to determine whether or not sustainability as possible. any fishery will have some level of impact. this is michael marriott, m a c program manager for africa, middle east and south asia. the question is whether or not that impact can be managed with intolerable limits. the m s. c looks at 3 principles, whether the targeted stock is over fished, what impact the fishing has on the why the ecosystem and the strength of the

fisheries management. but the m s. c has seen criticism, for example, for certifying fisheries with a high percentage of bycatch. when these fisheries have bycatch, maybe they may need to report it, but they can just throw it overboard without any one notes. this is frank vi and who co author the study on the controversy surrounding the marine stewardship council. they have been observations that several doctors did not scrupulously comply with. m a. c, a range mens. so that means if you have the m s. c label, you can't always be sure it's really sustainable, but in more cases than not, it is better than a non certified seafood. at least if you're in the north american or european region. there are many regional labels that have good standards, but also labels that are given by the industry without any independent certification to read up if you want to make sure they mean any thing. and to be

honest, a lot of this information is quite hard to come by. if you're an average consumer, especially if you're not cooking from scratch. so here are some rules of thumb that the experts gave me the if you want to minimize the kind of impact or the pressure on the ocean is also to diversify. it's to eat from, you know, go to a pallet. if you can be more adventurous in your, in your sea food consumption, that's a good thing for some shellfish in your diet. try a sustainable sources plot here and other fish. there's a lot of other good to put out there. we just have to expand our horizons, eating small office that repopulate faster like answer the sardines or small macros that are fish sustainably. rather than only eating, the bigger fish is a way to take some pressure off the bigger populace species.

the just asking, you know, also asking where your fish comes from. it actually shows that you care whether you're in the restaurant or in shops when i go to a restaurant and they don't know that's a red flag because you should know a little bit of information. there is a vegetarian option. so for that, if not, if the fish and the a little more research before you got the sometimes sort of the defects of using standards could be that's the thing that told sustainability has been covered. so i can eat as much as i liked, but it surely should not be sort of a free ticket. the words from human as much as you'd like to some suggest that the only way to go is to know seaford. oh, and that is a powerful option. but it's not viable for vos parts of the world's population to rely on it for food security for, for the income. the much bigger problem is the over consumption of sea food in the

global north. for those of us, we're lucky enough to pick and choose eating less seaford and caring more about where it comes from. is a step in the right direction. on next story is about the red slider, which is native to north and central america, but has need. it's we into many indian homes as an exotic bit. the required a serious commitment, and don't always meet for the best bets and when abandoned the can cause even more damage. let's see how african left. another exotic animal, like a grunt, ornamental fish from singapore operation guess all gauged in the bank a local man was ready to say this just doesn't want to be reckoned,

but he is proud of his business. major customers, i have all over you the advertising, youtube and people call me and all the animals they want. when people buy the return for them all, you will, your transfer got out of one of the most popular that is the red flag. so for about 5 years, the native to the us, europe in australia already been that important, but to get facilities and bolt and bring them in india. yeah. get their slide. yeah, this is a red flag 6 to 8. this one is about 68 on so that the school will get the name from the red mark here. this is an old shows you say, yea, clear people enjoy spending time with the titles. the very good which is an attack very for the children most around

a lot of chinese teen vote kill by all came to fire. but taking ownership of one is a serious coming from the reach 30, something them learn and have a lifespan of almost 30 years. once people don't want them anymore, they often release them into the wild lady at the door. it is been kept us effect good looking animal. so in the introduced habit of natural habitat like lake pond or bank, it feeds on local that if you saw fishes local very radius of sneeze, mollusks in 6 beetles and you want to known to or damage athletic book x and feed on on them. the terrapins are quite few, populating more and more lakes and waterways across india. are you see a list them as one of the 100 most invasive species globally, with the theaters impact on biodiversity. that is also concern that normative,

like red light spread, knew what it says amongst local populations. slowly the government is trying to get control. and what important animals we are in. good evening people who are these animals. it will take some time. right now, if we go there and if we find animals, and if they're not just maybe as a 1st step, we may want them to register and the most so that the transactions become legal and monitored one here in a sanctuary in the outskirts of bank loot sandiv part nick takes care of many important animals. these australian e news. what abandoned, by fall after the email meet market dropped, the found the new home here as did event iguana, which is native to south america. we are, i'm on the door of the 5 busy,

then about $700.00 individual $700.00 plus or minus individuals we have, hey, jog hamster, guinea pig z movie guano hosses. donkey she goes for nice, makes it gives going on the list gets going on and he also has a lot of read it floaters. most of them found in the city. we cleaned up one of the legs in bang law and we found thornton in 50 of them and not a single native total. not a thing didn't need to that have been all of them were just these. and he had that for the 1st time when i actually saw them. oh, you know, most of them didn't have lim, didn't have no big injury in the neck. and i was wondering what feeding them, you know, it's invasive and something of eating demos pretty happy that something is eating them. and then i realize that they are showing the behaviors of cannibalism when they have absolutely no food,

big enough to lead their own kind. that's how they survive every bit and supplant local species to reduce envisions and the public us focusing on raising awareness about the challenges that comes with owning exotic animals. he's organizing in a sanctuary and plans to continue collaborating with the school. once the covert restrictions are easy, the ready or purple for me just for are not the only in these of species causing havoc. the gold star, novi is old for played by invaders. this time the king crab. it's a boon for local fishermen, but has environmentalist concerned did hi fog, i love the arctic ocean. the german has been living in norway's high, nor for 12 years. he takes tourists to see the science along the coast near the russian border. he brings up one of those sides from the bottom of the sea for the

2 groups. the only set out the track, the day before, at a depths of 118 meeting could one day was long enough for him to hold up dozens of king crabs, a delicacy all around the world. yet the crabs also a grubbing ecological problem. the crustaceans, multiply like rabbits. job of the water, you're good. he rode the crops. we have krebs, ret, ever your harvest thing. the king traps has brought an unheard of prosperity to noise, economically constrained. ty know, including for the remote fishing village of going days in 1989 residence ran an advertisement offering the village for sale. the young people were moving away because there was no work. now the village has been revived, complete with bed and breakfast, and even

a bistro. and it's all thanks to none other than the king crap fisherman left england was among the 1st to discover the non native species of fig . sylvia researches had released them in the barren c in the 1950s. thus, ingler was unaware of that when he found the monster crab and his next one day coordinator was the 1st crabs we caught we 10 to 12 killers. we were taken completely by surprise. the crab hadn't turned up. i think we will not have any fish processing and tone. the explosive spread of the invasive crab is a boon to the fisherman. but norwegian, environmentalists and scientists are alarmed. the crabs eat almost anything posing a threat to native ecosystems, and they being spotted farther and farther south pole again. so for lot of them,

we found that the crabs are able to adapt to water temperatures of 18 degrees celsius. of lot of that means they could survive in the mediterranean, middle, so wherever these crabs become established, they have devastating effects on the other marine life on the sea been something that some species muscle would start the all of us appear to completely laying down the longest honor on the, on the doctor has that's what the king crab, also known as the monster crab has no natural enemies. the fisher, you'll sorry you have made the quote, his generous in an attempt to keep his population under control stomach and hydro vog says his guess after only a short time in the kitchen can otherwise be had only in europe and asia as finest restaurants. no way exposed of 2000 tons of king crabs all around the world.

annually. locals tourists alike. enjoy the crafts flavor for me for the weekend or far as he's, it's a balancing act. they want to preserve the crab population that bring so much business to the region, while ensuring that the invasive species doesn't spread. with 70 percent of our planet made up of the oceans, making sure they're protected is a no brainer. life. why not started from? that's how important that oceans up pink about what you can do to protect them. i'll see you again next week, but many more such thought provoking stories until then from all of us in india and germany, goodbye and times for watching the

the news. the news news the in good shape, the harmful substances inside our home. they come from cleaning supplies, cosmetic products, and even new furniture. what unknown dangerous linger within our 4 walls?

our expert check it out. in good shape. dw, in green cities, relaxing or waste. despite record temperatures, it's not a mirage. refreshing architectural ideas and innovative landscape planning are both cool and clever shilling cities out in 60 minutes on d w. o. the how are we? can we carry the climate change while for

a station in the rain forest continued carbon dioxide emissions have risen again. the young people all over the world are committed to climate protection. what the bank willing because change doesn't happen on its own who's to make up your mind w, the phone lines. the me a recent study showed 85 percent of the world's population. things having a clean home is important. so there's a lot of cleaning going on. youtube is full of tips on how to bring out the sparkle in your home. often with modern cleaning agents. in a global study, 3 quarters of those 4 by these chemical power. how. what are the time aggressive

cleaning agents? it's called respiratory system. and then the only threat in the welcome to in good shape, the health show on the w in the in the cause of a lifetime. 350 tons of air pass through our lungs. we also inhale all the pollutants contained in the air outside. it's the emissions from industry and traffic that affected health. but in the home, other dangers lurk traditional cooking with wood or cow poisons the air as much as the smoke cigarettes. the world health organization says 3800000 people die every year from the effects of using those cooking fuel. but the air in modern houses isn't clean either. toxic fumes at home or lungs may be released by

installation, global furniture or cleaning agents. the goose and family recently bought new furniture and has had problems with it. ever since tish the table was extremely smelly. even the smell is horrible. and so the whole apartment smelled if you left the door open again. my furniture still thinks that us cannot. and of course, since its furniture and the kids room, i wonder what's that like health wise for the kids? food asking the parents are unsettled. what if there is something dangerous floating in the air they breathe? they spend 2 thirds of the day in their apartment, the groove and family called in an expert christian take. it is a chemist and indoor air expert. he immediately gets started with his investigation . a 1st impression becomes a hunch,

and then he discovers the furniture's unprotected particle board. the leg could mean the dresser is new, right? the bed to that you probably bought the laminate recently to write it for christmas . after that it couldn't be formaldehyde. formaldehyde is a pungent smelling gas. you find it in cigarette smoke and disinfectant. there could actually be from aldehyde in here. not some of do the chemicals from laminate or furniture off gas into the indoor air. the expert gets to the bottom of it. i'm going to set up my device so we can measure the formaldehyde. and here we have information regarding the amount of a pollutant in the air determines whether it's harmful to a person's health. but the effect of those pollutants indoors is different for each

individual because everyone has different reactions to them. the in higher concentrations, formaldehyde can lead to allergies and headache, so irritate mucous membranes and even cause cancer. furniture and floors are not the only sources of indoor pollutants, even seemingly harmless items release chemicals into the indoor air, polish nail polish remover. a lot of cosmetics have acetone in them. among other things in acetone is a very strong sod, and that makes it so popular for the centered sticks. stab him while these are solvent. these are volatile. organic compounds is irritating. mucous membranes leaking. clos headache, this is hazardous waste. please don't buy anything like this anymore. and in the interest of the children don't put that on indoor air with solven's. new shoes

or cleaning agents can also and that solvents some substances interact with each other and become a toxic cocktail that can be very harmful to one's health. the experts also measures the proportion of solvents in the rooms air using modern technology. but cars gentiva has brought along another sleuth one yeah. my plan is i'm going to search key rooms in your apartment with the mold sniffing dogs . and then i can give you more information about whether you have hidden mold damage associated with the musty smell. if we breathe in mold spores, it can trigger allergies irritate our respiratory tract and even damage the lungs. so, ragna has a big responsibility. the grievance had water damage and their bathroom 3 years ago

. they thought the affected areas dried well. but was it well enough? one, you know, doesn't miss a thing? me well, you didn't find anything just a negligible amount around the bath tub. the drain in the bath tub is often dry and has a musty smell. she indicated the washing machine, but these are all levels that we can tolerate. will give the all the or about the mold and much the smells. so there's nothing there, good job. and it was 2 weeks later, the results of the indoor air measurements are in formaldehyde was indeed detected in the children's room. but the concentration is low. nevertheless, our expert advises the grievance not to buy any more new furniture for the time being lied to the right of the 2nd tip i gave, which is quite an important one is to ventilate. the formula is to air the room out

with a quick intense burst. when you 1st come home, you open the windows, then open the balcony doors to form a little draft that will clear out any bad air that accumulated during the morning . from i'd come those who are particularly sensitive and should my furniture and clothing 2nd hand, and use cleaning products and cosmetics sparingly. anything that teens unnecessary chemicals, like these franklin sticks and the likes don't even buy those products anymore. because ultimately, it's about the sum of all the harmful substances in our indoor air. and it's some that we can influence ourselves with the tiny spoon. smoke can be found in the air almost everywhere. they only become visible when they find the right breeding ground to settle on where they can build so called my celia. 10 may new schools which are then released into the air. some more are used in food

production needed to achieve bright light coming back. for example, other than not mouldy, food isn't healthy and shouldn't be eaten because most, most of poisonous, sometimes molded case on ceilings and walls. and it's difficult to get rid of moral, not in today's entity. an uninvited ugly guest that loves to set up shop in the corners and on the window sills of your home most crow ever there. where it's that i'm enough to vote in on has over 10 years experience researching how fungal spores fester inside buildings. basically if you have water damages in the buildings or, or you produce a lot of moist air in the building, then you might soon out later get also some holes 1st barely visible. the mold will

multiply to form larger black patches, unpleasant and unsightly, but just how big a health risk does mold pose mode is an important part of our core systems and therefore also basically everywhere. also in now in the air because they find some small concentrations of more sports whether they become a health risk. it depends on different aspects. so how big is the mode infestation? how long is the time spent in more the indoors and how sensitive are the people? so what causes mold when moist air comes into contact with a cold surface, the moisture forms into condensation. when ideal breeding ground for fungal spores, once they've settled on those surfaces, they grow rapidly with potentially dangerous consequences for our health, damp air,

and moly indo is associated with different kinds of diseases off the rest of them. such schools are we need these and us ma, but they're also on specific symptoms that come up, you asked by people that are in moly indoors. this can be more receptive or electric background. where is mold most common motor prefers at dams and also quite warm. so it might be possible that you have more more problems in regions or areas where you have a high air, moister. however, it depends also on the sensitivity of the people how they react. so we also have a different kind of reactions and sensitivities the bathroom is damp,

and condensation is fairly prevalent in the kitchen to which is why frequent airing is crucial. ideally once every hour. but what options are there when the mold is already present? if you already have more, what in your home, you can just remove the small stain by yourself. if you all her healthy person, i don't belong to a risk. cool like people. however, if you have a pico stains or you see that the moon is not only on the surface, then you shouldn't remain removed by yourself. then you should contact an expert to prevent mold from developing in the 1st place. make sure you let out the moisture in your apartment several times a day in warm and humid regions it best to do that in the evening and during cold

months. keep your home nice and warm. not every home and it's mold, but there's no way to get around. dust around 6 milligrams of dust fall on to every square meter of homes every day. after a week it gets to be so much that we can finally see it. this is what dust looks like under the microscope. it's a veritable cocktail of substance. it's steph and let's explain. specializes in environmental medicine. this causes some, it's a collection of organic and non organic particles. and for one thing that human body produces, does that make tiny flakes of skin that the body said so as well as hair? it could also be carpet fibers can be a brazen from a stone floor. it can be tire, abrasion from traffic, or residue from a fire is comes from up front. so it's any number of things and always put, talk to as it guns. few, she just is mostly not bad feel help,

but some people have an allergic reaction to the pollen or the dust mice contained in household dust that can cause watery eyes and in severe cases even shortness of breath or asthma. ah disc apply. has augusta allergy. she was diagnosed with a 2 year ago. the 5 year old is one of 60000000 people who suffer from just allergies in europe alone. the cause of the dust allergy is the tiny dust mite which lives some feeds on dustin holmes. the allergic response happens when we inhaled my species up to 10000000 mites can live in a single bed. ah, dr. stephan charge explains why the tiny creatures like bad so much better. the better so attractive for the death might because a, their main source of food or dead skin can be found there and be the environment is

so good would be off the major guns court. the bed is warm but, and it has a certain basic moisture because we're sweating into it constantly. heights, because it's an excellent environment for the mites to feel at home in order for, for me, root industry, the more food often the allergy isn't mediately diagnosed. her mother recalls that that was the case. the house shop had the 1st symptoms of the dust allergy where that suits because i've played and sometimes for the pots of time as if she had runny nose and a scratchy throat. and, and we just thought it was a normal cold. now the dust and normally we have and then we went to an ear, nose, and throat specialist. and because my husband has allergies to the doctor did a blood test, then she was able to determine that it was in fact a dust allergy and stuff. a symbol allergy test can provide the

necessary information various allergens of scratched into the patient's skin. if a red rush forms that means an allergy as present, the allergy should be treated as quickly as possible. and put in a host of worst dust allergies can lead to add. and when the allergy changes, level mixed calmed the stuffy nose and the sneezing, then inflame the air, passages one, the food does of the and the nasal passage. inflammation then moves to the lungs of the room for shipped this because parents wanted to prevent the serious effects. so they changed the housekeeping routine on sci fi and t. dr. first recommended doing a bedroom clean out my highest and in casing all 3 bed, hazing the pillows and blankets as well as the mattresses. to make it in hospitable for the mike mooney for english suicide. the casings prevent the might semester. he

sees from reaching the surface the bed sheets need to be changed every week or 2 and washed at 60 degrees celsius.