burning, of course, also coming up. countries in latin america have some of the biggest reserves and highly sought after all materials came europe dba, its ties with the region will have export analysis. and we will take you among candy lovers in japan who are morning. the latest casualty of high inflation and chris global. welcome to the program. india is banking on green hydrogen derived from renewable energy sources. it could become the country's main source of energy in the future. a government official said today after all, india has plenty of sunshine, which would make it viable for the country to produce green hydrogen. so far though, india remains one of the world's top greenhouse gas emitters with the government just recently giving power plants more time to reduce pollutants in their emissions . air quality often is already poor. not only through the burning of coal

fields on fire, thick smoke rising. this time of the year when fun is in punjab, turn off the old stubble to get the fields ready for the new said. the effects are devastating. the kid is a subset bellows gradual dog. it will the 1st victim of the polluted as a lobbyist, a farmer himself to get a little reply much later that refers the angle him as a farmer to what he has he standing in the middle of a goose. they're both everybody, rather, the farmers don't actually want to burn up their stubble, that it's the cheapest way to prepare the fields and also the dirtiest. there would be alternatives, but they're expensive. farmers could switch from burning to machines, but the government would have to subsidize such a mood. take a look in yeah, get a 2nd government. he hasn't. cash incentives, labels have done a quarterly or regulated at, excuse me, would proper contains the situation or to the farmers. i'm not want to do that. he got all your helpless look at him. have no idea what robert, bye,

greek is all people i'm expensive to get rid of all of that awful. and a little while ago i'll get it goes on. well, symbolic is on. those were bought that expenditure body up and sorry, the smudge keeps rising. eventually it will reach deli forcing, even the presidential palace behind a thick blanket. prime minister, moody, by the way, did not participate at the climate conference in egypt. but spring in dw correspondent char carter k for more charo. why did the indian prime minister not show up at court 27? well, chris, that's actually anybody's guess. because the premise i did not make any statement about it as to why he will not be attending cub. it's a little mysterious, given the fact that in spite of further label that he has a track of being was her biggest emitter carbon emitter. india has not been really afraid of putting up at stanford climates. i'm, it's and,

and so it's the sort of combating the historically polluting nations in, in, in looking at their own track record and demanding their contributions to the climate family. in india, the prime minister appears also as this could be a my guess that he's busy with elections in his home state, him good at art, which are just around the corner. and we're just as elect totally. it has been very important for the prime minister and are the ruling party. so that could be one of the reasons. however, india was represented at the summit by the environment minister when the other was there, on the 6th and the 8th. and he made some critical observations there to chris the cerio mentioned darren, india is heavily dependent on coal that wants to increase production by 50 percent in the coming years. meaning emissions are likely to increase as well. why is india doing that? was chris simply because india has a massive challenge of providing energy to billions of people and the call is still

the cheapest resource available to be able to do that and to be able to switch to cleaner fuels. likewise, billions of dollars of funding in there has been demanding that developed countries should her, should make it a part of their agenda to contribute to this fun. so that india and other developing nations get this kind of money because these nations in tuning india do not have the resources on their own to switch to, to make this switch. so this is the key reason. however, apart from that in it's a new nbc that india has announcing, as announced very ambitious targets of reducing it's a dependence on non odd ribbon. it had bending incident of a dependence on fossil fuels by half by 2030. now these are very ambitious target, but yes, a global funding which has been in demand for a long time. if that doesn't come through, then it will be hard to meet these goals. chris, and at the same time

a government official today said that india is intox to export green hydrogen made in the country. what more can you tell us about that? well, yes. chrissa then have been glass to promote dirt, green hydrogen in your has sent itself a target of reducing 5000000 tons of green hydrogen per year by 2030. but these are still early days and there's not much if there's not enough demand. also to be able to produce and export the kind of hydrogen. ok. so this is, these are very, a preliminary or this is at a very preliminary stage. chris did abuse char card here in delhi charo. thank you . latin american and german business representatives are meeting in the northern port city of hamburg today to discuss ways they can deepen. business ties now exploiting latin america's rich reserves of raw materials does offer major

potential. chile, for example, possesses 44 percent of the world's entire lithium reserves, but only accounts for 2 percent of global output. peru has 30 percent of the global reserves of selenium using glass making. it's then yet it only makes up 2 percent of global outfit and 11 percent of the world shale gas reserves are in our gina, but it has 0 production. currently, china is latin. america's most important trade partner followed by the united states and europe for which is in position number 3. can it expand its position? that is the question. let's bring in simon gerad iglesias for war. he's a researcher on latin america at the german economic institute. welcome to the program, simon. what has been hindering countries in latin america to make more use of the

raw materials, which they have when the relations between europe, the next america has not been very recently, especially when we talk about trade partnerships or trend agreement between you and next to it has been for 30 years that are relations with much do with a rough war ukraine. this was a turning point, awaiting not moment for germany, and i realize that europe and germany the pen extensively on russia for energy supply and for russia and sign on for as of last reasons. and the same time the countries in south america dispose of the amount of resources which county key technologies in the transition was coming in industry. so then the question is,

do these latin american countries have interest in selling more of their commodities to europe? when the european union is looking to diversify their energy supply. yes, absolutely. so that's america has always created it, went from the explorer on here is and i think this time a constrains all political constraints. when we talk about rocky with a, with strategy wall corporation, with euro to says products, but also to su, strategy of state in the countries. as i'm speaking of political issues up, people in these countries have elected leaders predominantly left from the center recently with president lula and brazil being the most recent example. now the

center left governments tend to have a more protect to nist agenda. is that going to be a problem where it is true that they are a, a more reliable trade partner? so i think the government, they have a base and they care about a trade agreement with not really head to them. but i think that's an american needs a growth and needs a export market needs to do that. then potentially there, there is a way to hold for more. and this is also what we see now with the call it that he's really looking for. you're

looking for investment in the countries, simon gerard iglesia, the german economic institute. thank you for your insights. a few rising prices for energy and raw materials are taking a toll on people around the globe. the latest casualty of high inflation and japan throws millions in the morning, especially those with a sweet tooth. there is sweet as they are, a conic japan sarcoma drops. come in many flavors. and in all colors of the rainbow, the sold and tin cans that have long been a staple in supermarkets and, and collect a shells. but they are about to become a lot more rare, as can make a 2nd. masika is going out of business. customers, young and old, are shocked. it though for going muscular i was sad that sarcoma stops, are going out of business. it's sad for the children. when i was a child,

i used to eat them professional. i used to eat them with my family, have it. they thinking that kids today can't make these memories anymore, and that makes me feel sad. oh, don't mother can go up and i didn't look at them. what are some she can with your from? yeah, ridiculously, some article i liked of bobby's like who must drop said looks like a strawberry and the clear ones were the mindy tis, those were really good. i meeker serenely. oh, not any. even the most senior consumers have known the brand for their entire life cycle. my psych i was founded in 19 o 8 and produced candy through the air rates of world war 2. but even though they may be sweet searching raw material in energy prices, paired with a drop in sales left a sour taste of the company. especially since many japanese firms remain hesitant to raise prices out of fear of losing customers. the iconic, sorry f 2003 just like its driver, 7 time formula, one champion,

michael schumacher. this race car is a record breaker. schumacher notched up 5 res victories in this car and one the 6th of his 7 formula. one titles behind the wheel in japan in 2003, and it was sold for a record prize of just over 13000000 euros or they sotheby's auction in switzerland rivers record was held by another ex schumacher car, the ferrari f 2001 which went for 7000000 euros in 2017. that's i shall, thanks for watching. how they successfully, ah ah, with

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