what do you see? it really is possible to reverse the researchers and scientists all over the world for you know, race against time. they are peers and rivals with one daring goals to help smart nature. the more likes watching it on youtube dw documentary, the you're watching data when you use ation coming up to date, a traffic end to the search for the submersible on its way to the titanic. a pakistani businessman and his son were among the 5 victims. we'll learn more about them and hear about the reaction impact as don plus unbearable sheet pounds, south asia, part of rolling sheet waves that started this april. how are people coping,

and is this a new normal due to the global climate emergency? the my name is melissa chan, thanks for joining us. last night the u. s. coast guard confirmed what many around the world had feared at the 5 people aboard the missing submersible headed to the titanic or dead. according to the latest information, the vessel suffered a quote, catastrophic implosion in the ocean depths, most likely killing the occupants in an instant. among the pain passengers was the prominent pockets dani british business men, shows that the world who took the voyage to the century old ship, wrecked with his son, certainly not on father's day, no less a dw spanish job and joins me in the studio. these victims were largely unknown names, but as people followed the search and rescue mission,

they've learned about more of these men stories and it's been massive news and pockets functioning. tell us a little bit about the dealt with family. i'm really not sure about that. about if from one to focused on richest business families, the family has been in business for over a century. and then 5 percent happen between focused on an india 1947. the family moved to buckets on that big business going from, but it is based in buck. if i need to deal scratchy and get involved in many businesses of agriculture, renewable energy for the life of federal chemicals. and shame thought that god was weiss, german of angle corporation, which is one of the main businesses. and it was also a trustee in the domain foundation step business. tron adult foundation, an acre function, and turns out about was also known for his law for science, for expedition technology adventure. and i think a lot of stock was reflected in the work they were doing and focused on. so they

wouldn't walk into a lot of education projects, basically that aimed to improve science literacy in the country. and they, they were behind the science and didn't cut out to impact design is not the country of museums and science center. so it was a unique project and because i so unique project and because i'm on the funding for the among dollars was also a science level. and the family issued us a statement saying that they were each other, breed the support to ensure the fashion for adventure and exploration. so how has this story been covered in pockets done? how has the country responded? so when this news came out that there were 2 british focus on youth and the self must have been and that you had thought about, wasn't it, which is a month behind out foundation and agra foundation. there was a lot of antique, an interest in the story bucket funding media was following all the developments and been finding and use the amount that they were no more than plus a breaking news and focused on a lot of people shared on social media at the philanthropic work,

the family was going on for the needs of the w. w. s. express the condolences and shared that the family was involved in and sort of conformation project and focused on. and i think just the fact that i'm a father and son science logos to get to in a journey falling depression or something that that's a lot of focused on you finish. java. thank you so much for joining us. a fresh round of heat waves has hit south asia impacting millions of people doesn't have died in northern india and many have been hospitalized due to suit belated illnesses and neighboring pockets. don temperatures have stored to 50 degrees celsius. this is one of the hottest cities unplanned temperatures in southwest to focus on the city of $54.00 to $50.00 degrees celsius this month. lucas are trying to adapt to the unbearable heat

shop side opening later. when the big stone. i'm a local dream was cut the promises some relief to being able to get to me. there was extreme heat seems to be a destroying bridge. the heat especially puts a mixture of car the panels seat on black pepper and the drink to come over here to drink sato because there was extremely hot weather recipient. but this little drift bite from this western temperatures. hundreds have been hospitalized due to heat strokes. of the neighboring india has also been hit by a deadly heat. we've written pictures up to 45 degrees celsius, hospitalized in the northern states of what they are, but these have been swamped with people suffering heat distress and quite sprague, public goods have books and the situation of fishes have reported dozens of

debts for money on normal days we used to receive $10.00 to $15.00 bodies. however, due to each to that, sol changed over the past $4.00 to $5.00 days. the number has doubled, does not reach 25 to 30 bodies every day with a bunch of these 2 wasn't the grip of an intense heat wave this month, cousins, this good square shut us the country. so it's going to be in half a century. already. this year, some thoughts of south asia have been hit multiple times. scientists, free climate change is behind the higher frequency of feed we have. without a deduction in global warming, they estimate that nearly 2000000 people worldwide, mostly in south asia, could be regularly exposed to dangerous lessons of heat. joining us as a rough,

a alarm, and environmental lawyer and climate activist impacts done thanks for coming on the program. roughly this summer's heat wave has been compounded by the fact many people are still trying to rebuild their lives from last year's terrible floods. what do you know about the situation to? well i know the like last year this is the coolest summer for the rest of our lives . the climate crisis a has seen the global temperatures rise on average, about 1 point one a 1.2 degrees. or do i understand this june temperatures rose to about 1.5 degrees for the 1st time. and what we're seeing is duster feet in week of this global warming, or regions of the us including bug as done are subject to huge waves. and these huge waves have multiple impacts, not just of costs on, on the, on the risk of, of lives, human rights. but on agriculture, as temperatures go up, farmers need mold, wanted to watch their crops, to ensure that they don't shrivel up. and but which puts a huge uh,

the pressure on water supplies in the spots of the was that of cost is energy demand that rises up as well, with people joining the funds and air conditioners on to escape the heat. and that's what spanish are on energy loads in all parts of the world as well. so it's, it's, it's a multi pronged of a threat of these huge waves and it's only going to get worse unless greenhouse gas emission reduced by the global know you talk about the multi pronged problems at the local level. just a few things to name. but what needs to be done to mitigate the harm of these sheet waves as well of at the local level, we need to have urban heat management plans for all of us cities. our cities, especially the big ones that gotcha and law. these are metropolis. it'd be that megan offices with over $10000000.00 people living in the vast, sprawling areas covered in some ment which absorbs the sun's heat and then

disappeared through the course of the day and early evening when he steps between the management plans that ensure people living in these open areas these ovens as well, ah, provided water shows up, and of course some i knew to be from the incessant heat because beyond heat waves, another thread is persistent heat and all the human body's reaction assistant keep levels, which of course, in some cases it's gone, so what we need as those of the, at the local level, especially in our city, is just one of the fact that more than half of focused on visited cities, a heat wave management cons now onto the national government. and the national government has climate change on the agenda in the sense that they've raised it at international forums. we certainly seen that and talked about it talk a talked about the harm a to pockets done. but is the government doing enough to combat the climate emergency they're talking, but is it followed with action?

well, i want to ask you a question in 2 parts. first of course, focused on is almost a post a job for loss or damage, which is the station wrecked by the climate crisis on account of the fact that promises meant to be kept by the global north and reducing greenhouse gas emissions have not been met. so companies that i focused on facing the front of the time is catastrophe in ways that the economies might not be able to rebound back from last year's floods. in buckets done through a $30000000000.00 infrastructure pools in the middle of a already staggering economy. and bucks on is not the only country facing such climate crisis, compounded by economic crises. so it's one level of the global north has to, has to fulfill its commitments on reducing greenhouse gas emissions so that both countries like boxed on don't always have to face the brunt of emissions happening somewhere. it's not, of course, that said the box down, the government has much to do in terms of adopting,

in terms of the planning for crime, it's catastrophes. we know the temperatures are going to rise. we know that the monsoon is going to become more intense and more erratic. we know that there is going to be flooding in the northern areas on account of blushes or leaks inside places busting to. so we need to start preparing for these. eventually i don't even have venture attitude, you have to start preparing for these things that are going to happen and not be distracted by the $34.00 on the dates that we have right now. so governance is a very important box of responding to the climate crisis unit in buckets. the extreme weather knows no borders but there does. ringback seem to be much coordination between states regionally. can you talk a little bit about that in the south asia context? it is indeed unfortunate that it is. let me put it this way. the people of south asia are linked together by what was known as the 3rd of the hip. the police chose of the him out of the and got caught them in him to gush mountain ranges which

formed the 3rd largest collection of fresh water other than on the bulls. on the face of the a and this friend she want to feed about 16 drums boundaries, rivers and feeds billions and billions of people. now this fresh water, these dishes, under severe threat because of the climate crisis and the some forecast, i think it's a mode which is a government due based research organization has recently published a report saying that most of these issues will it be done before they will be melted by the end of this century, which to me that billions and billions of people are not just for security. what is security? but the culture, heritage livelihoods, and indeed lives on a threat because of the climate crisis unit bucks. spunk, and an india unimed bundle dish. and so what's, what's upsetting is the lack of coordination amongst these countries. so that a combined response could be presented to the global, not especially of you, and for them such as the conference of bodies. instead,

what we see is common bickering common disagreements and no form 14 or commitments on how to approach the problem of the climate crisis which faces everybody right now is rafael. i'm thank you so much for joining us. that does it for the program. there's always war on our website and on social media. thanks for watching . have a good weekend and good by the f b i c i a and most of us have been home for 20 years. the funds a k, a colleague, the most dangerous times we fund way was sort of the as we say,

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the reviving industry is pushing for de carbonized and defense. i'm of the vina. welcome to the show to the bank of england and on sun thursday is raising his interest rate to 5 percent. it's highest since 2008. that's due to stubbornly high inflation in the u. k. it's news that has many home owners worried almost a 1000000 households will see the price of their mortgages go off by on average over $4000.00 bureaus a year. that's on top of previous price increases. one british consumer advocate as warning of mortgage prisoners thing people are, are locked into on affordable housing payments with some mortgage rates. hitting 9 percent. and renters are also feeling the rate hikes. that's because many landlords are passing costs onto tenants, your own, your rent increase of started storing in april of last year. and yes, you can see here they have kept climbing ever since getting 5 percent in the.