[000:00:00;00] the who's the w news live from berlin, a backlash against hungary. marion bill is a shame you valid? just ward, a new law. it says targets the l g b t q community that says the nice football match host that he had was out for rainbow colors after european soccer governing body parted from doing the same. it's also coming up world powers gather in berlin, and a new push for a lasting peace in libya,

hoping to keep some more towards country on tracks for election. plus the mafia boss whose youtube revelations are rattling, turkish politics. fit our tech us tell all the videos, the dish, the dirt con, turkeys willing party, and it's captivating the nation, turning him into an unlikely social media star. ah, i'm sarah kelly. welcome to the program european commission, president ursula thunder line says that the e u will begin steps to move against the new law in hungary that it says discriminates against l g b, t q people. the announcement comes after a backlash against european football, governing body. you wafer or rejecting unix requests to display rainbow colors on it. stadium during germany's european championship match against hungary in response to that decision,

germans football clubs will display rainbow dollars on their stadiums during the game. now the bill passed and hungry last week if it bam, sharing of information on homosexuality or transgender as them with children funder line said that is incompatible with the values of the you know, the hungarian bill is a shame and ivan, instructor, to my responsible commissioners, to write a letter to the guy in authorities concerning or expressing our legal concerns before the bill and just into forth. this bill clearly discriminates against people on the basis of their sexual orientation. and it goes against all the values, the fundamental values of the european union. this is human and for the latest i am joined now by our brussels correspondent barbara barbara ursula, underlying tough words for the hungarian government that she had there. where was

this last week when the bill passed? she had relatively quickly send sarah to me to and saying, we don't like the law. we think it's against european values. but obviously as she sort of goes with the flow also from the line sees how strong international reactions are now. how strong the direction to the decision of we saw it was regard to munich is and she's off course 13 of the europe minutes is yesterday put out a very strongly worded letter saying that we condemn this in the strongest possible words. and this can simply not stand up. so she understood that of course, this means more than just another little infringement by hungary scraping away at your genes democracy. but this is another real, real sort of knock against you, your appeal,

solidarity and values. and that she really has to take action and take this to court. this is eventually what will happen. what about the law is so controversial? barbara is the controversial thing. it doesn't really come show itself so quickly because you look at it, it just says that if there is no l g b t q content a content to be distributed to youngsters. that means to young people under 18. and the gary and government argues that this is just all about the right of parents to determine the sexual education of the children. but looking more closely at and what it means is you could never again show a gay or lesbian happy couple. in the tv series or think of advertising, so the consequences would be quite far reaching and also and is important in the same regulation, p to files are mentioned. so l g, b,

t q people are sort of tainted by linguistic proximity. and that is something that, in brussels, everybody more or less, no, says, is absolutely not possible, can stand up. it is against european values. it is discriminatory. that's the use position. but the bottom line, barbara, is that this is not the 1st time on gary and prime minister, victor, oregon, and his government have rough ruffled brussels feathers, so to speak. so far they've not been able to have him have bay. so i mean, what ammunition do they really have in their arsenal? that is the big problem. sorry, they don't really, really have weapons against somebody who seems to be b. c. judging. really like in an open warfare in europe and it's contracts and values and agreements. and it's basically it's the democracy really because victor keeps on provoking and he sort of turns to school week after week after week. i

haven't counted the number of infringement procedures that is already up and running again hungry. the amount of verdict that the european court has spoken against hungary and in the end there is really not much to be done because european contracts don't have a throw out clause. they don't have the don't give the legal leverage to sort of eliminate and kick out the country from the union. and therefore they just still have to do better with the carbon. everybody says says, says if you sort of hit him at the money, if you turn his money off, then you can get his attention and then he might do something to change this. but we are not at that point yet. it is very difficult, legally, again hungry, of course, one of the biggest beneficiaries of those funds. barbara, available with a view from from brussels. thank you so much, barbara. and now here is

a look at some of the stories making headlines. iran selected ron's president elect . excuse me for him. right? you see has delivered his 1st public speech since in election. victoria, you said a rapid corona virus vaccination campaign will be his government's immediate concern. that all the country has confirmed more than $83000.00 deaths from hoping not to shut out. the us senate republicans have blocked an election reform bill from moving forward. 3 democrats say that the law is needed to counter increasingly restrictive voting goals. in many parts of the country, but republican save the phil infringes on states rights. 50 party line vote in the bill fell short of the 16 necessary to advance firm and most legislation in the senate. democracy the united nations is said to warn of irreversible damage should global temperature exceed $1.00 degrees celsius from pre industrial level? the report by the us climate change panel throughout next year. but reviewed by the a s p news agency,

the deadly heat wave could impact hundreds of millions of people and surveys and threaten another 80000000 people by 2050 hong kong pro democracy newspaper, apple daily will stop operating tonight, silencing the city's most china, critical media outlets closure comes after authorities pros, the papers assets using a sweeping new national security law. national security police have also arrested employees of the paper and putting a found her capitalized decision to stop operations has increased concerns about erosion of media, freedom and other right. the chinese girls city journalists say that they've planned to print a 1000000 copies of the final edition overnight. and let's get more we're trying to buy correspondence because who has the view from hong kong? so can you tell us several staff members of the new newspaper have been arrested as

we've heard what led to this decision to actually stop publishing now? well now actually standing outside the headquarter of daily many employees, just back to the office to count on the final hours of these 26. you newspaper in hong kong and a per your question that why trigger what, what elements? the closure of apple data that we have to go back to last week, like $35.00 at a toil south and also executives off the newspaper were arrested under the national security. and all 2 of them were charged for commercial wave forces after what and then like the post office. next that you're told the parent company off after they have decided that they may have to close the newspaper by the saturday. but it's closer comes earlier that it will actually play soft operating sign midnight

tonight that to check us by another arrest on a column that's for apple, daddy who wrote for the tutorial commentary on a coast ball for apathy. and he was arrested for the same charge and the national security. and some journalists told, told us that this is one of the factors that the company and a manager, and decided to close and shut down the newspaper earlier than expected to be. what more can you tell us about the journalists who have been arrested so far? they're like saying last week. no, thanks. executives and also i'll call them those and the editorial south arrest under the national security law. basically, the hong kong authority is accused of commuting

a foreign forces by urging its natural sanctions by publishing all sense of printed an online articles. so those articles are kind of the accident of the also offense that they have committed an additional layer like 3 companies for apple data, including a container and internet companies were also charged with entities under the national security. so that directly prompts the closure off. absolutely, because since then the management and company couldn't deal with any kind of banking operation or even payroll to the south. so that's why it leads to that all that so soon. because in hong kong, thank you. the top united nations envoy, an afghan, a stan has urge to the international community to do everything you can to restart talks between the afghan government and the taliban. she warranty is on. this group is threatening the country's progress. after 20 years of western military presence there,

the taliban are seizing more territory as us troops had for the exit by september. germany, the 2nd biggest presence in afghanistan will be withdrawing its units in the next week. it's the quiet before the storm here in the city of conduce ask can security forces on watch as the sound of small arms fire creeps closer, the taliban is steadily gaining territory, taking district after district situation and come. this is very bad. it's insecure . there are so many wounded people in hospital un, jessica. the invoice is sounding the alarm. more than 50 of afghan, a stand. $370.00 districts have fallen since the beginning of may. most districts have been that have been taken. surround provincial capitals suggesting that the taliban are positioning themselves to try and take these

capitals. one foreign courses are fully withdrawn. us president jo biden's, mid april announcement that all international troops will be withdrawn by september . lyons calls a seismic tremor through africa, politics and society. the withdrawal decision was expected, but its speed with the majority of troops now already withdrawn, was not all actors have had to adjust to this new reality that is unfolding lyons set that's adjustment has many more suffering for the people of afghanistan recounting a number of attacks including the killing of 100 young women students and cobbled in may. and she was increased conflict meant greater insecurity for many other countries. both in the region and elsewhere. world powers are gathering here in berlin for new push to secure

a lasting peace deal in libya. in the talks lead by germany and the u. s. leaders will be discussing their pledges to withdraw foreign fighters from the north american country. they also want to ensure the war torn state stays on track toward december general election. libya has been unstable since they need back to uprising couple long time dictator, mark duffy and 2011. which country was then divided between a un supported government and the capital. and rival authorities based in the countries east for a transitional government took power earlier this year. chevron foreign minister, hypo masters, that many challenges still lie ahead in the pursuit of a stable libya not for a moment in this is the man more mar, duffy, spiritual rain. kept libya together for 40 years. in 2011 protest against his rule quickly grew into a country wide rebellion, and september 2011 gadhafi was captured and killed by militia group. the country

soon fell into chaos. armed groups that had been active against the regime, refused to disband, and regional rivalries grew election failed to bring the country together. and soon rival governments were set up in the western and eastern parts of the country. the general national record in tripoli was recognized by many western countries, led buffy as it had little power over much of the country. the rival government into brook in the east was allied with a faction called libyan national army, led by strong man sunday for the 2 sides and attended multiple piece conferences and europe and continued to fight. meanwhile, people smugglers took advantage of the lawlessness to use libya as a transit route,

bringing migrants and refugees to libby as mediterranean coast. the european union cut deals with libyan forces to try and keep my guns back, leaving hundreds of thousands stranded in the country. in january 2020, the 2 warring sides came to berlin. along with the number i have international leaders to try to come to an agreement and foreign involvement also with the sovereign. finally, in october 2020, the warring sides agreed to receive fire in all areas of libya. a un resolution help stabilize the conflict by making the boat an agreement legally binding for its members on the international level. all and all this lead to the formation of an interim gina t government that set to stay in place until the elections planned and december of this year. you're watching d. w. news still to come on the program, social issues, side, germany, play, hungary and the key euro 2020 match up. tonight comes

a german to find magic that they displayed against their title holders. portugal in the last match back to europe now and concern is growing for at least 150000 europeans living in the u. k. and tens of thousands of britons residing in the you who are on the verge of being classed as undocumented migrants in another post brag that fall out. they are expected to lose their citizens rights, including to work, study and rent a property, or some could even face importation. because they haven't applied for post president residency scheme in the countries where they are living. a number of those schemes are closing. next week. you'll get more on that. you're joined here in the studio by dw alex forest whiting. i was, i thought that you know, the citizens right issues were supposed to be resolved. what broadly they have been resolved, but of course, every country has its own immigration bulls, and some countries such as the u. k,

and france have very strict tough rules. so it was agreed following breakfast that europeans living in the u. k. m. britain, living in countries across the e. u would be given the right to remain post breakfast as long as they registered in time. but that cut off, as you've just said, for many countries is coming up next week. now there were several 1000000 europeans living in the u. k, and many of them have apply for so called settled status. but there were still 400000 out standing cases. a more worryingly 150000 people who for whatever reason have not applied. and that means that they could well lose these very important rights. and it is concerning campaign groups. how about berlin? be able to rent, they wouldn't be able to access health care. they wouldn't be able to open the bank accounts, start a new job. they are even at risk of deportation. we have an absolute catastrophe in

the making. that's a really sharp warning there. and how about britons who are living in the you? well, again, it does depend where they're living in the you and we take france, which is very similar to the u. k. with it or coney and roles. and there are concerns that many people, many britons would have been living in france, the decades complete, illegally, perhaps married to french. people with french families have absolutely no idea that they need to register. have perhaps not done that and will have no idea that they're about to lose their rights. and again, that's concerning campaign group such as british in europe, and they bring governments across the e. u for not communicating this better. to go out and find these people, the phone rouble, who have absolutely no idea what's about, happened to them, and you have to do what you can learn litigation on the member states. not just we came to make sure that people know what they right. so i'm going to move those

rights unless they take an action that what so what does happen next? well, these campaign groups are pleading with governments to be more lenient, and the netherlands has already decided that they will extend this residency scheme until the end of the year, particularly in the light of coven 19. and just today, the british government has said that they are going to start issuing 28 day notice is to remind people that they have to apply for a settled status for that. because those people, a few more weeks from so far, we've heard nothing back from the government there at all. but it just shows that the many, many people that live the life that they've been living for decades could well be about to be turned upside down. if they do not register for these residents, it's shocking to see that so many people appear to be unaware actually that the deadline is now approaching alex for sliding fillings and, and contributing this. and that awareness,

hopefully. thank you. well, as you heard earlier, germany will play hungary in group f in the euro tournament. after a tricky 1st match, the german looked a strong in a win over defending euro champions, portugal. now the team has to finish the job to push through to the route, the 16 quiet dealing and completely separated from the rest of the world. germany's training camp is the perfect place to focus on the next match. despite being in a corona buffalo, the players are aware of the countries euros. excitement can be a book up months and i don't just go with them. we don't hear about much in our camp, but we had a feeling and we hear it from friends to that there's a certain euphoria throughout the country. of course that makes us really proud and happy. after the difficult year and a half that the country has been through and it's nice to have 82000000 want to be germany coaches again, instead of 82000000 verola just so i'm not too familiar with people on the one actual germany coach had

a few concerns to deal with after his strong performance against portugal, thomas miller is suffering with a knee injury and may not be available for the game against hungary that could open up space in the starting 11. fully on correct sca solution on this will be fits because he's a very important player for us. well, obviously on confidence stepping into that role, i'm used to that position of unified so despite injury worries, the mood among the team remains good. the love of football has returned after a difficult spell. and you are, he seems to have found the right balance in his team. so 40, when like in the last game makes you strongest, and we are doubting ourselves, even if we did lose to the world champion. most of them are for,

but we also knew there was certain things that we could do better next time around my out. germany have found for me just in time. now they have to prove they can keep it going. and finally, now his allegations have been shaking turkish politics. say, the peck are a convicted, organized crime boss. now living in exile into by has been dishing the dirt on members of president wretched type are the ones willing party. in recent weeks, he has published a series of tell all the videos that have captivated the nation and turned him into an unlikely social media phenomena. the fugitive, moore has become a youtube sensation and perky his videos. make damaging claims about top turkish politicians. well, the telephone, you will be defeated by a camera and tripod. i swear you will be defeated. he said that's peg delegations,

range from drug trafficking and grape to murder and arm stealing his videos have been viewed over 100000000 times. hey, john loved i wait with such excitement every week for a new episode. just like with my favorite tv shows, we get up and watch the video's at breakfast years. that many of his claims are already known. but when he talks and provides evidence, people wake, people want to see the true fellow in the future. you cannot take you out. that's almost like a tv drama, and all of us are waiting for the season. finale said that peg care is a well known turkish under world figure. he's been in and out of prison for a string of crimes at spend 3 decades from extortion to running a criminal organization. pick a one fervently supported president ad one's ruling coalition. the flat turkey and lake 2019 female from the united arab emirates stood up pits are little the people

listen to him because the media here in turkey has been silent and they can't report many factors. so people prefer to believe what a mafia leader says. very tragic. can you pick a main target has been interior minister sula montoya, whom he accuses of corruption and of betraying him. will you, if you will be taken to the highest court and you will be tried and punished, you have no chance. i will reveal every i will destroy you step by step. i have the evidence, i will take you down. if you do not have all those implicated by poke, i have rejected his accusation, the ruling and k p and there i live, have also blocked parliamentary inquiries into the claims president ad one has weighed in personally dismissing pick as allegations as an attack on turkey along them of a military machine, with god's help and support of the people it will spoil this conspiracy. we'll see

. no one should doubt that we will disrupt this. insidious plot was done to send in ship is almost pickup. promise to make add one, the focus of future video. but his weekly revelations have stopped. in his latest video, he says his life is at risk. criminal good. i'm on a red light, which means there's a high risk of being fascinated. so but i will keep my promise to you, god willing, we will have a lot of fun in the coming days. i will drive them all in same really, it is a lot of those are just hard to predict. what will happen due to the fact that he told his viewers, don't worry, let it despite the risk of being killed because i will continue to reveal what i know. food means that he will not give up easily. jewish on the paper has not yet provided concrete evidence for his gang says stories, but according to polls, a majority of his viewers believed that there is at least some truth to his

allegations and many are eagerly waiting for the next episode of his mafia. drama. you're watching d. w news coming up next to the w's environmental show equal africa meet one of malawi, plastic fighting activists. so do you stay with us if you can for that in the meantime, from all of us here at the w, thanks for watching. take care. ah. the news. the news? the news,

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welcome from nigeria. before we meet the people who are going above and beyond for the environment, here are few of the questions will be answering onto these shoes, look, ease the great greenwald. how can houses in south africa? did build more sustainably, the and how the small solar energy green south families in group were promised, introduced to some special people today. and you about to meet the 1st one. this young woman from a law we had just won an important international award. the goldman environmental price story looks at why she absolutely does this. this recognition the once a month, b, p a over my law, we take to the streets for

a few hours to clean up their tone. but there are ways to turn into something fun so that they can start when you try to try to just engage to see why they think it's also been a really good way to connect and just show them and let them know it's going to take a lot of time for people to actually change elevate scenes and how they do things, but it's quite willing to see them come out and that's part of the gram i. g camacho encourages people to take responsibility for the cleanliness of their neighborhoods. after all, not all areas can rely on official ways collection. and even in places that can, the service is often irregular. the drainage system is constantly clogged. is broken in malawi, most waves ends up in landfills. some people try to eke out and living 15 through

the trash for things to resell for there are other opportunities to make good use of the rubbish to do, or am i dig camacho spotted with a local company that takes bottles and other ways, plastics. once it's been cleaned and shredded, it can then be used as a raw material to make other things like bricks. this thing is 60 percent sand. it is 20 percent of plastic and 10 percent bit thicker plastic. and then you get this which is stronger than concrete. around $60000.00 tons of plastic waste is generated in malawi each year. frustrated by that, my g, g, a commode, to joint feller, activists, and battling the plastic industry, pushing the government and the cords to outlaw plastic products applied to continues in her job at the n g o, the center for environmental policy and the focusing. the techniques of range from

lobbying and legal action they want to protest we became one of the 1st countries in africa to impose abandon single use plastics for the plastics industry challenge the decision. and it's been hard to enforce a walk around the market is a reminder, but there's still a long way to go with that. so what he has, he was actually what i did right in the back. and i mean, it is very frustrating because by now, what we had was that in the last time, it was the time that he was brought in by no, not happening, of my good commode. just says he could encourage our customers to bring that reusable back. he agrees that it's a good idea. this year, my giga camacho was awarded the procedures, goldman environmental price efforts to promote us the ability she also celebrated. another monster in cooperation with a government organization is launching a law,

is 1st national waste management plan. it's still in the proposal stage where the countries minister for natural resources is optimistic about its prospects. it has to be that pressure. what seems to have been for movement to have been. there's been issues in cause for a long time that nothing has been to them. but on this one was made the headway because of people she was aside. and people like how was very had to make sure that this is that having gained such recognition for her work, gloria my g, g camacho isn't afraid to dream big 10 years. i might just been the president. but you definitely know my climate change drove water shortages, most reports coming out of the hill region. our alarm in especially considering it was once a last threat to region. but they have been long plans to restore the area to its former glory. back in 1980 initiative was launched to rejuvenate

a broadband that stretches across the country that it was chris in the great green war. so how is this visionary idea coming along? this vast area is just a small part of what's to be the great green one of the harder on this hill over the last the kid more than 10000000 trees have been planted here instead of one of the initiatives in countries acacia of a well in the dry soil, but we can't make it on their own. the seedlings need regular care which presents a challenge. on nothing this summer we buy the seedlings. we give them a lot of water. but then the plants are left alone and they die it away. as it stands to be more than 60 percent of africans terrain eas. unsuitables were farming. climate change is particularly noticeable in this region. in the past, those drought about once a decade,

now it's every 2 years lives less unless food and water for more than 30000000 people who live here conceived to come back visit education. the tree planting initiative was launched by the african union in 2010 and the brit greenwood ponds. 11 countries from sandy go to 2 booty. it will be 15 kilometers wide and almost 8000 kilometers long cane, but are in countries have also joined an african movement. financial supple comes mainly from the u. n. the wild, bunk on the eel, but progress has been slow. not even a quote of the root has been planted. haida, l. e. the new grad greenwald, country director for senate. gold wants to speed up implementation, and it vote local population small. here to the project is still not widely, non messy viewed, these are in 10 years. this is the 1st time anyone has come here to talk about the

great green wall and explain its purpose because a lot of persuasion and resources are still needed. if the 100000000 hector's grad greenwood project is to be completed by 2030 us planned one. and it's really an ambitious project with a lofty goal to succeed. each would take people who believe in the vision and all actively committed to restoring vessel hail. this is right, crease and high. the ill ali is one of those people. we caught a glimpse of him in that last report. he rapidly took over the head of the senegalese, great greenville project, a wonderful colleague, the host of the french edition of africa. bumble fi recently met with you for an interview. the i've been working almost a year ago, you were appointed synagogue director of the pan african initiative,

the great green wall for what was your initial reaction when you realized that you are responsible for this reforestation project. for the 1st year, rather under the right, that's my yet my 1st reaction was the thank god i can play trees. suddenly i was the head of a reforestation project for months i to i've always been interested in planting trees here. we know how to cut the trees down, but we don't plant them into the soil here as being damaged by the sun's extreme heat. it's a very difficult climate. it's $45.00 degrees even in the shade. and there's no shade to weaken managed by encouraging people to help out with our plans by getting them interested in planting trees. that will be useful to them. killer song. listen, the guy who has played a key role in this initiative. your battle, if the numbers are accurate, more than 10000000 trees were planted here. how exactly does one plant trees in the

desert? it only giving us that we can't get on? well, the majority of those 10000000 trees have since di, unsurprising, since there's no water in this region. i mean, we have to be honest, we have to find trees that can survive unless climate like the deep palm, for example, we want to create a wasting. and bring in water that way the entire population, including women and young people can continue to farm generally and plant vegetables as of now that also comes from the capital dot com that this oasis should not only contribute to an improved quality of life. it should also expend eco tourism, after all upon groves are always beautiful. last but not least, we want to boost the incomes of people in the community by creating green jobs. unplug it, out, or push. some critics accused the project of not being forward looking enough other

say it's ineffective. what's your response to these criticisms as the last surprise? like i think the greek green wall project isn't confined by international structures and you get the financial backing for the project. but in the end, you conduct studies, hold seminars, blah blah, blah, blah blah, missing that, but the money doesn't reach the places where it's most needed. that must change. these people have to take responsibility for what's happening here. i want to get it up. and you said the roof was the initiative is based on an agreement that includes $21.00 african countries in which the challenges must view as it's director and cynical overcome. if this partnership is to be successful with the gets a problem that we should look at best practices in individual countries and support people who are already doing good things without our help. because when we support them and things will go more quickly and our efforts are more likely to succeed in the well around. our goal is to build

a community with electricity and solar energy, as well as infrastructure that includes enough water for the plants there. for the free state of pushing trash bins at the village entrance, we want to see far as 10 fruit trees, the green network will expand gradually into a sustainable economy doesn't equal to me. the mission of the great green wall is a much bigger, but no less noble call on it. good, the company? no. i valley. ida, thanks for talking to but not only in our regions like this, the hill where the trees are suffering in germany to forest a bit. he by the rising temperatures, long periods of drought and wild fires. so understanding how best to help for us to cover and regenerate is more important than as a group of scientists in the eastern part of the country is not trying

a new approach. revive for it that i've suffered. devastating fires where the beach trees maples or aspens, janet bloom, wooder and pier are always glad to see a new member of the family arrive. about 12 months ago, the 2 researches began documenting changes big and small to this section of a forest ravaged by fire. events, golf tutton is i get to, we got what we hoped for. i mean the ecosystem is starting to recover and certain species are quickly appearing and spreading, such as these aspens they've now brought about changes to the area that are in turn helpful for other species. and on bring d v w. good season. in august 2018, a forest fire raised almost 4 square kilometers of woodland outside the town of plain woodson in eastern germany, an area larger than $500.00 soccer pitches. the usual practice after

a forest fire is to clear the entire area and replant trees as seen on this private land, but not in this case. thanks to a government funded project. here, dead trees are left standing in the local forest. the trees, hank is testing an alternative solution, removing most of the dead pine trees and planting other species in their place. the idea is to create a mixed forest that's also home to oaks couplers and other deciduous trees. to me, to i can. i 1st want to see which pieces of tree i could use and how old they need to be before being transplanted. one, carrying out is important to get the full picture on it all for lucas on that to in the forest abroad. in the expertise of these researches, they're here to find out the best way for a, for us to be able to regenerate and become more climate resistant with or without

human assistance. the research is, take your hands off approach limiting they work to observing which plants and animals settle in the habitat. it's a rare opportunity o these is give, it's no standard procedure to see to it that we repair the damage that you have done with all too frequently. we do not hear from each other time or space to do that itself. and that deprives us of the chance to learn from nature to give the all the sauce stuff on salon ah, among the things they have learned is that in addition to providing shade dead would also enhance the soil. when it falls to the ground, it creates more humus, which gives the soil more moisture. the work hank is carried out on his test areas is on a smaller scale than is common in conventional forest management. me he left