to offensive visit on the way all the reasons on the tax on russian lines already part of it. these are the questions we off today on to the, the dw i, she's got issues with a lot say what the, this is focus on europe. i'm lar, bubble, a glad you could join us and apocalyptic storm. that's how people in italy have

described the severe flooding that destroyed parts of the country. torrential rains have a ravaged the land with it. leaves north, especially hard hit. tens of thousands have been left homeless. their houses varied by mud slides. roads had been washed away in the deluge, and more than a dozen people were killed. the brunt of the flooding has been borne by that amelia romani, a region half a years worth of rain, came down in just 36 hours and the despair fell by residents is coupled with anger in the municipality of moody. leander, criticism against politicians is growing because many feel the impact of the floods could have been less severe and opinion that fruit farmer, andrea, and the laundry shares construction projects have disrupted the balance of the vulnerable region, ceiling off the soil and making it less absorbent. this created a perfect storm, letting the force of nature unleashed upon the land. on 3 on milan,

3 is anxious about his 2 trees. his 25 picked up um was completely submerged. if it doesn't dry out and the next phase milan 3 could lose the entire harvest of tvs, apples and peaches, a loss of more than half a 1000000 euros. he says, pick out the, somebody must the right now there's a lot of uncertainty about the future. so we, this is our life and if they all die, we will lose everything we might have to tell me. i'm principal of black on the farm of like milan 3, the catastrophic floods are just the lead to submit us. it least consider particularly vulnerable to climate change. in recent years, he says he's grappled with drought, him, stones, tornadoes, and most recently a cold snap made a book about to put on the, on the, on the zillow before i was worried about extreme cold. now i'm more scared of floods or am i up to powder cooling early on,

i cool dining set this. there was uncertainty back then too, but it's nothing compared to this mentioned event that it'll hook it in, but it isn't just climate change. the played a role in the recent flooding with simple which entire tones and sen totaled so modern debris, hooking down the regions at the 9 mountains. and some of the reasons seem to be home made to municipal vanya is one of the least most fragile regions. when it comes to floods and lance lights, mainly because of the use of unchecked construction in the movie and plains ceiling entire areas already quote, the flooding over $200000.00 picked all the plans have been paved over and coaching upon farthest explicitly. gabriella, believe me, see if you only thing that are these 3 rivers are squeezed into ever higher and narrow banks to give space to houses, industries in agriculture, we need to reverse this approach. we've got 3 the 5 years ago the we to

government, boston ambitious, 0 land consumption bill. but it was never implemented, polices height was flooded, areas have long been well mapped. the blue line clearly indicates when nothing should be built, but they kept being ignored, friendly or whatever. and then when i worked in the local administration, so counselors sometimes came and asked me to move the lines to allow their friends and such to build. this is the problem when politics does things like that, it's not looking out for the public interest or the interest of future generations . you know, to say that i simple because the theater instead as to the new, i mean it will monuv last foot, timelines across the cross with extensive it'll be sent into structure. many of the controls and streams here. most of the banks to meet you at all, it just be lead. gilan b says that's also buckley because it's lee faced 2 years of extreme drought before

this does all stuff, which meant maintaining the regions. what do we've and river banks will not consider a priority with one other that goes into the fund. one of the things we need to do is to restructure and we model the land for a new climate company. my case that i want, can i the we have to take charge and invest an infrastructure that can bring us towards adoption, booked out of and they'll put it. we will have to adapt on a different one of them. and what's the name of the daughter that's also evident in the tone of what leona is the quoted over $200.00 land slides since early me when the 1st round of floods hit snapping communication networks, roads, and what the supplies local authority see was. the priority is to rebuild the disaster shows it's constantly be business as usual. she's on a village. there are houses that were built where they shouldn't have been directly in the past of a potential land slide or request re we have to rebuild with respect for the

natural landscape entering and the florida for his spot, palmer and video, milan 3 doesn't know how long can you be able to hold out in the face of ever growing extreme weather events, friday, all geological thought and i will you be a farmer today has become almost a whole row like enterprise. let me put it at all. but if this is what we need to get used to, it's going to be tough to really tough as i mean, it'll manya roles up. it's leads to deal with the altima the floods, the question of what amplified this tragedy, and what can be known from it. is growing ever loud. the disruption of nature is also causing alarm albania, a booming construction there has given rise to a debate over commerce and the coast line. once one of your pores, countries, albini as the economy now has

a promising outlook. the tourism industry has grown exponentially in the past few years, and this has led to a massive building craze and places like that. samuel on the l. binion riviera with the coast there is a standing natural paradise. but construction codes and environmental regulations are always enforced. now the pristine views are becoming obstructed by the lord of big prophets. hi, we mark who owns a restaurant in a bay in southern albania. he's getting everything ready for the course season. the 1st visitors will be arriving soon. i think it's very nice if you hear it very clearly what the very good very nice. i mean, i am lucky in my place because it's for us, it's not, it's some, it's wendy. this stretch of coastline has been dumped the albanian caribbean, the many beautiful beaches attract more and more towards the

these images were taken in summer when the region is over, run with party towards the mark who was enjoying the peace and quiet before the tour. a season kicks off. he used to work on the greek island of course, just across the sea, but he returned to his native albania in 2012 to set up his own business. in a busy town, it's working around 20 persons from there to hear. what the hell bane is to a sector is booming, which is set off a construction boom, especially by the sea. professor cristo cory a former forest engineer, pardon me, recognize as albania as coast this orient does, is that the, the waste water flows directly into the seat that, that of that. but i feel i'm being got to get all this concrete. an iron has brought us these problems. it's upset the balance, the balance between the sea or the sand that other plants. that's it. again,

my name is officially speaking, it's leaking to build within 200 meters of the sea in order to protect the coast. but here in some meal houses were even built in the middle of a national park that's home to protected species. the state had to demolish them. colorado is worried about his home region. he's about to meet the mayor of something new to share his concerns. a few kilometers further along, we run into german tourist, we're spending a few weeks in albania, there full of praise for the country. although they have noticed the construction you buy them. and then when you drive down the coast, you see she was hotel buildings being built everywhere, probably with regard for nature and the surroundings. so you know, tool and them do you want cable and global? not everyone wants to take part in this taurus, bonanza, 70 kilometers further north. the school can be chief, runs a small camp site. most of his regular guests seek peace and quiet

recall beneath told me to guess that we have little to do with tourist and want to spend their vacation in a square concrete room, all mocking, i guess here, appreciate the unspoiled nature which is vital to cook of the cheese business, as most of it should stay this way about that of course that isn't in our hands and a vacuum saw me. professor tower is with a major explaining his concerns i think. yeah. and it's, yeah, we need to make it clear to tories and visitors, how to protect this nature or to 6 to reset the massage. but the mayor has other priorities here. tourism is the main source of income. i think there's still enough space to build to say, oh, there's enough,

vacant land and that should be used for tourism, but nature is fragile and su, albania will have to decide which direction to take. party tourism like a pizza or a more sustainable form of taurus. the one ukraine has cast a shadow on the separatist region of trans. mr. yeah, it broke away from the over in 1990 when the soviet union collapsed. but it's independence is not internationally recognized. transfer history a is largely pro kremlin, and mold buildings like you recall. so found fear that their country could face to face similar to that of ukraine. many and will do over want, closer ties to the west. and last year, the country applied for membership in the european union the moving capital piece, you know, on may 21st tens of thousands came to rally in favor of joining the european union

. many of them are driven to by a fear of a russian invasion or equal to fun is one of them. he knows what it means to find traction forces with his comrades. he tried to defend more deal than land against pro russian separatists 3 decades ago. he's wondering whether you will need to go to the doctor. think of it as a whole country mold over and ukraine. if you pray and falls rush, you will not stop at the news to river banks to russian troops already almost building territory under international law. this part of the news to river separate small dover from is pro russian break away state on the eastern bank trends of mystery. it splits from all due blame the $199.00 piece, a frozen pulse sylvia tor. anyone who wants to visit

this region must take this ferry across the water, russian soldiers? yes. they've been here for the past 30 years. officially in a peacekeeping mission. equal to find me says english. yeah. right. one of the more do been villages surrounded by transmits trees. at 1st sight, everything appears quiet, but to yours, it's not slow moving. it hasn't been more quiet here since 1991. and as long as the russian army is on the left bank of the eastern and this place is under occupation, there won't be peace any time soon. and even within the 1st out, but that of the village could. sherry is blake. there are plenty in this community who feel neglected by the mold open government in case you know, and have a soft spot for russia. it's nice and damn stands,

we are absolutely not against russia. we prefer close ties to help and support each other that has. so many people hate put in because they say it starts wars, but actually it seems to be the contract. you can get put cherry supplied with cheap prussian gas, a blessing for many and this impoverished region. but for the you, cheap gas isn't enough to stick around for a 3rd of the population has less christian is ready to leave, to support the multiple disabilities. there aren't a lot of opportunities and thinking about going to a different country, but we don't have a lot of money by nobody else. the one the average income and could cherry is about $250.00 euros per month. christian shares this room with his brother and his parents. his dreams are bigger than darrell

longer than this, so your money that i mean my plan is to finish school instead of graphic design. so what so proficient dealing design? it could go graphic, designer, goodness, things go, well, i like to work abroad in the united states. so what, what is, was that through need? he's concerned if you crane lose this, the war trends mystery and with that to wash you may dominate. could sherry even more when we thing i don't feel very well in our community that only supports the russian world. i'd like to see other people who think normally loud was the. there are so many of them who me and i'm fed up with them all because for some of the ones that i need a new one here. once war says christian at the end. but even in the small village, the fronts are hardened. someone's help from russia, others. so for membership and many fear that the war neighboring ukraine could very

soon be on their doorstep. well, the effects of the war and ukraine are also being felt in poland. and it's not just due to the refugees who are seeking shelter with their neighbors in charge of international soldiers are also in the city. nato has established a military base to supply weapons to ukraine. this is keeping rafael. get off ski, a plane spotter, quite busy of late. he is seeing an unprecedented number of military aircraft in his city and the changes he's witnessing go far beyond the air field. another successful landing raffle, you'll ra scheme is close to the airport in the policy to go to the issue of his hobby is photographing airplanes. and there's been plenty to see since the russian beta ukraine. and the airport here became a hub for international aid. sorry that was before in the airports,

entire history. maybe 10 jumbo jets landed here. now there are days when 10 jumbo jets arrive per day. the most significant part of western weapons to ukraine come through this polish airport, military plans, a park next to low cost airlines. the u. s. military is protecting the area with anti aircraft missiles. and there are said to be $10000.00 needle soldiers stationed in joshua. there are also plains arriving from ukraine. most are bringing sick people are those wounded by the war who need treatment in the u, including the ukrainian soldier. audrey was on his way to spain to be fitted for a prosthetic hand. i'm happy. i never would have thought they would make a free prospect for me among those

bringing ukrainians in need of treatment is paramedic. i'm a public as she says, gesture is playing an important role in the war. not most of us because up in this place is currently very important for us. and the city took us in from the 1st day of the war and it's helping us and our patients. i'm not sure what to get into a diploma. we're very grateful to our publish colleagues and to everybody involved here, you've seen the legit. so doing this, the home use of the new situation is economically benefit of the city, particularly hotels and restaurants such as this pizza. ria for us, president joe biden 8. and when he visited the troops, since then, more people have been coming to this restaurant. and there's a new special pizza variety itself. so the goal is close to the spicy. jo pizza evict has much rooms all over the pepperoni and hall opinion was told by the joe

bite and felt the heat before the war in ukraine. the city had 200000 inhabitants. now there are also 10000 soldiers and around 30000 refugees from ukraine. this isn't a problem, say most residents, but some worry sometimes you see more people on the street or in the bars, but they're not dangerous for union. unfortunately, there's a war going on in their country, so we have to take them and there's no other choice. i thought the as those all the there's plenty of work, but i think that these people are putting a burden on our labor market. i don't think that's okay, but do you think? yes, i've talked to the there's simply many more of us now, but maybe we're more famous in europe than before. but otherwise everything is normal. maybe your conrad for you. it has also gotten used to the cities, new role. we're not so big city has no money and close to that you about

the now even me the for see so you can sorry phones the the why he's already thinking about the time after the war. is this, what is the thinking today? gesture, this is a strategic city more for a to ukraine. we're trying to prepare so that we can also be a key city for the process of rebuilding a new ukraine and people don't available. could i know that before that the war has to end? meanwhile, people here don't seem scared of becoming a target play and sputter ruffled. the little sky explains why i didn't get them was uh, there are american and british soldiers here. so we can feel quite sick also because we're part of native programs for local though not so despite his hobby, he will be glad to see fewer cargo and military plains is that would mean a return to peace. the spanish island of la palmer was

devastated by a volcano or rupture, and that lasted for 3 months. back in 2021. homes were destroyed and people were displaced for some. there is no home to return to, but the power of volcanoes is not only destructive and on the island of lands or go to it's being used for good. here, energy is being generated from volcanic heat, as scientists are playing with fire for clean electricity. this device should generate enough power for a one family house sold around the clock. the generator works using the heat rising from inside of ok now. but this is g o. 3rd makes with a twist. and the team of scientists from the spanish city of pamplona are about to test whether their idea will actually work this, this me just demo. this is a new system. unlike others, it doesn't require as being power turbines that have up to the facility. it doesn't have to be as massive pretty got a lot going on this top in,

in for risk for monitor shows that the surface temperature is between 33 and 37 degrees celsius. but what counts here is the underground temperature. me this wheel i hope is that it's really hot down there in the earth, right? yeah, that's what we need the heat and where we get it up here. it's supposed to be cool . and so it is. volcanoes have long been a tourist attraction. their heat makes for great tricks, but can it also become a source of clean renewable power? the scientists measure the underground temperature for the thermal electric generators to work it needs to be much higher than the surface temperature. what is the 426? that's the air temperature, 2 meters below is that the temperature? yes, the light of the air escaping here in the book that has you thermal potential handle the phase, but other cynthia, those issues you see now the temperature is 428. we can

hardly believe it. you can feel it. be careful though. the i think it is burns. now. now you believe it to me over $400.00 degrees underground at one end in less than 40 on the surface is a promising results because the device has great a voltage potential using a temperature difference across the semi conductor. that's yes, i lost the electric generators. we constructed our very efficient and allow us to channel the heat directly into the modules and transform it into energy. and then he asked me what the ceiling is. my motivation is to make something that doesn't exist yet something new. like this system, any energy generated here is eco friendly of the same scene that knows many of the

tests here in team, on fire, national park or non so to are now almost completed. and the scientists have high hopes the data will show their system using volcanic heat works and if he can finish the color, this energy which we take from below is accessible around the clock. i yeah, $365.00 days a year. and then the quite the road we want to use it to make the park self sufficient so that it doesn't need fossil fuels anymore. yeah. the giving it in because most people are forcing us to this restaurant might also be powered by clean energy from the new system. another canary islands, palma, just following the experiment closely. the last time a volcano erupted here was in 2021 temperatures a few meters below these makes shift roads can still reach 700 degrees celsius

science warren, that this is a hot area which in theory has great potential for generating energy back at the university of pamplona data from the test site is being analyzed. take this, it says yes, we could use the system to generate 5 times the energy produced by photovoltaic power plants. this graph shows that energy is constantly being generated when the difference in temperatures increases at night. so to does the energy production, the cell? it's the equivalent of the energy consumption of one family house that we're not a 4 person household. we're continuously gaining around 120 watts just won't see him throwing throughout the us and going to this project supported by the use. next generation budget will now be expanded. more geothermal power facilities will be built window and she will publish the results. and then other scientists can read them and take the next steps for more than a professional, most

a system that generates clean power, day and night, using a temperature difference that exists naturally. this project benefits alonzo dorsey and the energy revolution generally. a more power to them. well, that's all from us this week as focus on your have thanks so much for your company . bye for now. the the,

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