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oh, it is the virgin of the rocks, 2 versions, multiple copies, and a hidden drawing. is there another symbolic meaning to this beautiful lady that perhaps we just don't understand in? the search for answers starts july 7th on d, w. ah, welcome to global 3000 drying out people in east in germany are becoming increasingly concerned about drought unhappy developments. the mountain estate of blue town is struggling with climate change stay or go how galloping inflation in turkey is tempting people out of the country. this year has seen
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a huge hike in the cost of living worldwide. the international monetary fund forecasts that inflation this year will be 7.4 percent on 2021. put simply, we're now getting less for our cash than we were last year. a key reason is the war in ukraine. it's pushed up gas and oil prices, as well as the cost of other goods. turkey in particular is battling skyrocketing crisis. already high, it's inflation rate is now climbed to 73.5 percent. many there and now considering leaving, especially those who are highly skilled that are a live gen dick hab brooklyn is in turkey, looking for doctors would be interested in working in her practice in munich. this
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burnett's law on color. i flew to ankara from germany. we have a massive shortage of skilled workers. if we can't find good staff from abroad, we'll hit a gold mountain of them down devante, farm city, the neurologist and psychiatrist his meeting with osler or you. there are a psychologist who hopes to leave turkey as soon as possible talked to custom of law to us. we have many turkish patients. he don't speak much german, you'd be working with them and understand, giving off at the moment. it's not easy for tax to get a visa for germany, which worries me at that i'd like to do it. i don't like getting me to talk to you soon. it becomes clear why she wants to leave. yeah, it's a 50 lira for 2 classes of tea, so that's insane. no 2 glasses of tea for the equivalent of almost 3 years for the young psychology graduate, who works in
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a student advisory office that's unaffordable. and given how empty restaurants and cafes here are these days, she's not alone in that economics. have it like used i mainly want to go to germany for economic reasons because the same as all the other young people. heritage manager, after half an hour, the munich doctor is convinced, asked the or you, lar, would be a good fit and she'd be able to work with turkish speaking patients. is it they are she's ideal and wouldn't be taking a job away from a german citizen behind, and albert's prospect hong kong. now the psychologist is hoping that the german authorities will issue her a visa despite her degree, she still learns less than $400.00 euros a month. prices have been soaring and turkey for years. the official annual inflation rate is over 70 percent. we don't want to,
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no slogan, chang. yes ma'am. off his in the right shot on dirt on miss smart sawyer. 9 in last, j akila with tomatoes cost $6.00 to $7.00. laira. now it's almost 15. everything's getting more expensive and more difficult. our wages rise a little bit, prices have risen a lot. we meet vsl olu, so i had a grocery store in istanbul. the economist calculates the inflation rate every month, based on actual price increases over the past year. not the government's official rate like a chinese last year mel cost between $5.00 and $7.00 lira right. that she did the right draw the nicholas 7 laira in middle and now this milk is 20 marathon. it went up yesterday. unfortunately, with an under could either a leader of milk for 20 years, roughly one euro 28th loose. i believe's the official inflation rate of 70 percent
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is incorrect and you're good public. it used to use a lot of lation rate is at a 156 percent compared to prices from last year. and it will continue to go up soon, or the government's official inflation rate will break 100 percent by october or november. according to our calculations, we're headed towards almost 200 percent cities in that they closed the door to get you the traumatic increase in prices is also evident on the streets. unemployment is on the rise, and many people have been forced to take on odd jobs. ordinary turks are feeling the pinch and mcclellan milan went pensioners. my husband gets about a 180 years among those years young. we tried to get by the things like cheese, olives, and butter out of the question can do all now dr. when we try not to buy any clothing
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picking us one, i don't like it instead of a whole keela onions. i buy just hill 3. the same with potatoes as i buy only will tell you that night. back in ankara. alief ginger hab brooklyn is about to meet with someone else. she hopes to join her in germany. by that google is a professor and practicing psychiatrist send a new young man. you know the reason for my visit. we've talked about it here long . we need highly trained and qualified staff professor good hasn't decided yet, but he's clearly interested even though he earns quite a bit more than recent graduates evicted. disconnected, i can definitely imagine doing it and i'd like to work in england or in germany. i know that standards are very high, they're called not long ago turkish president rich of taiyah bear to one said the doctor. so complain should just leave an insult, says girl,
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who's been practicing for more than 40 years. alicia, just leave it now saying that is just wrong. elder one has since softened to stanch, but his words still sting. just one more reason why the exodus of medical professionals from turkey is likely to continue ah, happiness as a measure of prosperity. that's what the small himalayan country of baton is known for. the mountain state has fewer than a 1000000 inhabitants and is roughly the size of switzerland. environmental protection is entrenched in its constitution. baton is the world's only climate neutral country and its thickly covered with forest. but climate change is becoming an ever greater concern for how much longer will the peaks here be snow covered? a buddhist temple high in the himalayas. where wheels powered by mountain streams,
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and stupid lining the roadway. signs of harmony with nature are everywhere here. for the people of be tom glaciers and mountains are sacred. like these 7000 meter peaks at the border to the back. though the glaciers days appear to be numbered, the ice is melting. g to climate change are shown on this animation by the w w. f and the jo ann, the glacial lakes have become a major flood threat. nearly 20 mountain lakes are currently at risk. the most devastating floods in baton happened in 1994 a lot of the properties were damaged as the flood came down and it also glib some of the lights. but many mountain villages don't benefit from the glacier fed streams. they have to rely on the reins of the monsoon season in the south and return the monsoon season is normally in july. but in recent years, the heavy rains have come to sit on tight earlier in the month of may. the seats
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owned by local farmers were washed from the fields and the rain water vanishes almost as suddenly as it appeared. springs of running dry and mountain streams have slowed to a trickle. according to the un, or than 60 percent of the towns population has no access to clean drinking water. about 4 and a half 1000 people living sea dante, most homes and the new hospital connected to large rainwater tanks. but hardly any one, drinks the water out of fear of bacterial contamination. he had seduce and it's a sad situation or does it should it arise? it will be a disaster to this community. and his health providers, we may get across infection and we had out to see the source of the villages, water supply some 16 kilometers away village liter. none that al carol wants to
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show an environmental expert. the situations are facing hair with less frequent disputes with the neighboring villages. the rules for access to spring water, a strict nam gay who works, but returns tarianna foundational hopes to improve water management. her, the project received support from the international climate initiative is what this water belongs to another group we've already spoken many years ago that we can share the water for cultivation everything but see ranty. they also have 400 households and a population of 4 to 5000 or so they're dipping into this water. dealt with at least they share the drinking water with us, but it's not a solution. our associates drank dave i d b. those are ha, climate change and or d party station as early as of ham router construction. and for many people the
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young students who attend setting tay central school are also affected by the water shortage. the 860 students have just one source of water for bathing and laundry. the only source of drinking water is in the kitchen. the students carry buckets of water to pay then and to flush the toilets. you don't have enough water to wash your body and that they have for water to wash their coach on to it because of that only give to all sorts of skin diseases and tattoos. yet one very big challenge. the narrow valley in the south of baton near the border to india has a sub tropical climate. at the valley's edge lies the village of dutch and pel. ray, the water supply is a problem here to the monsoon has become irregular, and while it does rain, the torrential downpours often wreak havoc when the impulse for all the further coming. don't look all like a learn float. williams. fernando and destroying dog waterhope. 3 fibro. do you
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want to go off of the la moda movie group on different here in the valley? the fields a small jam based on am and his wife, mainly plant mays and chillies will be did you 0? it's a lot of work. lum gilder is a thin layer of soil with rock underneath the heavy rains. wash away the soil and then there's rock everywhere. that'll do occasion these plastic sheets protect their fields from weeds and erosion. jam based on arm and his wife cell part of that harvest chillies and can't m m. fetch a good price around here, the village bell to water tank. to irrigate that fields, the water comes from the mountains 3 plastic pipes, but they're often damaged and landslides. and then there's the elephants. because you don't what own way they come into the village almost every night. you're small groups of young elephants. in fact, usually they tear off clusters of bananas or bamboo plants. 5 minutes later they
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leave water. we try to scare them off with noise. enter flash lights, ovula. in the nearby town of galaxy, the elephant spent. you're right up to the house is often damaging cars or farmers fields. a few months ago, a local resident was killed by an elephant. and the electric fence is being built to keep the elephants out. that way the hurts will stay in their natural habitat where they have an important role to play with the longer lieberman. but the elephant is an architect of to, for us. he decides what the forest is going to look like. and if there is a tick pushes, ah, he just go in and trample it on it. he opens up for the regeneration of forth buttons. forests are important to the countries water supply. they also play a vital role in maintaining bio diversity and protecting the climate. tiny baton is
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doing its best to adapt to climate change, the residence of the mountainous kingdom, half little of the choice. 02 children to countenance one giant problem and molina. ignore me. i perceive a bit eulu, the lively lady of eager delay for exactly how will climate change affect us and our children learn more. and d, w dot com slash water ground water supplies, almost half of all the world's household water, and agriculture is also hugely reliant on it for irrigation. 99 percent of fresh water in our soil is ground water. yet in many regions,
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it's becoming ever scarcer partly because of climate change, but also because too much of it has been pumped out of the ground, including in water which countries like germany voice which like it where i sit down to put on my fans was all water and 2005 branded bergs, like straus lies just outside of berlin. like most bodies of water here, the lake is fed by ground water. for some time the lake has been shrinking, losing around 600000 cubic meters of water annually. so drinking water comes from here that doesn't explain the huge annual losses. the shallow end of the swimming area has almost gone. so diving instructor struggled to practice with beginners. but i thought it because the area behind is too deep for initial training chief is chef on gov. it's good fears. he won't be able to run his diving school much longer . and that's because the water shrinkage also has consequences
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for the advanced divers. around 30 kilometers away in berlin is the light and it's institute of fresh water ecology at move say, here eco hydrologist. dr. jo blevins dusky does his research monday in my ass, marvin at 1st that when you see this much water, you think berlin is water rich enough, but at the same time, violet berlin is really water poor because there is very little precipitation on. we're in a region of germany with the least amount of precipitation in it. and as resulting berlin will have big problems with quantities in the long term of under. that's because climate change is magnifying the problems opposite. it's likely that less ground water recharge is taking place because water is not seeping in the land. it's already the operating beforehand. this is already having visible consequences for forests and bogs. chief forrester yog duma is on his way to the look,
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say hello district forest to peter pollack leads him to a spot where just a few years ago, they would have gotten their feet wet. this bog is a living body. one that shrinking and be standing here, my boots are getting wet, but it's actually 2 meters below the water level that the lake used to have the boss. osh, done which within the either by mule. in my case, my head would be under water, but that shows you the extent of the situation. your yonder duluth. when major carbon sinks like finland, stria out, they release their carbon into the atmosphere that drives climate change, putting more pressure on the lakes. but the foresters spot another problem, the huge structure nearby would surely requires a lot of water. meanwhile, and berlin's moods a lake. there's more evidence of the growing water shortage and the impact that it's having definitely very early in the year,
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the threat level for forest fires was high, which again shows we don't have enough water when it's martha scientists have been tracking the growing water shortage here for decades or them on this, if you look at this graph which covers a period of 50 years, you can see that the water levels are dropping in many areas that go fast enough. for more than 20 years, ground water levels have been sinking more noticeably across germany, enough to dry out an inland sea. for example, a little flaw is shun. it's quite horrifying to see it unless it's something that when i think of my children is going to be a big problem of them. and lang anc las colinas called thank it for the diving school at lake straus. the problem is already arrived different gove. it's good is heading to a training platform a few years ago. it was at a depth of 4 meters, and now is computer shows. it's now just 2 meters,
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7 deep. the platform that was used to practice rescuing people from the seabed, for example, is now no longer deep enough. but the diving school instructor says climate change isn't the only problem here. he criticizes the local water authority that draws on ground water for public drinking supplies and to local industry position. eventually what i'd like just what i'd like people to take her seriously does ask to hear us and do something about the water shortage, which is being caused by human behavior. yeah, 4 to 5 with yet. but he's worried things will only get worse now that automaker tesla has moved in teslas 600000 square meter gig factory sits in a water conservation area and consumes as much as a small town and without intercom. you've got to bear in mind that there will be expansion and that will bring further influx. we've got the automotive supply industry and a whole raft of people who move in. and they will all boost water consumption of us
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. about a foot was on at the looks a lake, the moorland is parched. forrester peter pollack has been watching the developments for 20 painful years. it makes him angry, frustrated a bit sad. it was a poll. we cut the official explanation is climate change, although it's never been thoroughly investigated. but groundwater here is being pumped out of the region. peter pollack tells us that a major part of the water goes to one of brendan bergs biggest tourist attractions . the tropical islands resort, resort managing director tossed. and because the volume doesn't see a connection love i'll um yet valley just because we happen to be in the loop is a region which has now dried out. i don't think we can take the blame for it. i see the penance void without services because we have done anybody here and continue to
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do. yeah, others, all, we can to take an alternative approach. i cannot leave out to say some 80 percent of the pool water is recycled using state of the art filter technology. but one fundamental problem is that many of brendan briggs groundwater exploitation licenses were issued more than 30 years ago. long before economic mega developments like tropical islands or tesla arrived on the scenes. now back to the base. recreational divers and diving instructors are in agreement about the ground water building. a change of approach is necessary. we have to re think things are resources are limited. we need to take care of what we have on god, and we're as always hope this any thoughts as news looked like? it's simply not the case that we don't have the chance to enact a better approach. we're just not doing it again. and it's also a problem that those who make the decisions are hard to reach and can come as a result, more and more often,
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decisions are being made to help expanding businesses, despite the dire consequences for ground water and the environment for this week's global living rooms we had to kenya, i think about hello, welcome to my house. i didn't come in today. i have a seat with in yorba. nathan order. i live in this house with my 4 kids there now. hm. oh my
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