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it's fine with just talk to global warming. we look at all this floppies and how it contents to fight climate change. the british manager, welcome to the the news. a sure glad you could join us. torrential downpours have done deadly and finalized life across northern india. at least 20 people have died so far as flash floods and land slides destroyed highways and homes across several states. all thought of these were foster shot schools in the capital of delhi, on monday, after the large part of the city. well, walter log scientists say in the season, the months in rains are getting heavier due to climate change. heavy as a normal monsoon rains tend to be a river into a raging torrent in the north indian states have him on child per dash. the rushing

will to destroyed roads um damage, power lines, communication systems, which time put rescue assets or distribution uh will take them. road restoration will take some time, but our priority is to restore electricity and mobile networks so that we can receive information regarding any other stranded paper. so we can rescue them. we have a so where the was, was not the guys have got them. good scientists say climate change is making the monsoon, rain, stronger, and more unpredictable. thousands of people have died because of the floods across northern india. sally was inundated with the highest rating full in a single day for 40 years. swelling the amino river which runs through the halls of the capital. local media reports say thousands of people are already being moved to shelters. as the river reaches dangerous levels of the south

west south at jive pool as big as hospital, a medical college were left wading through the woods. the floods such was say false . they had no time to evacuate the patient's prospect alone. they got on between these 5 being such a big hospital so much water has been said within just 3 to 4 hours of rain. so you can imagine the conditions in other hospital patients are facing problems. they have not been moved yet of what's we've ever done. yeah. has health work has tried to pump out the whole so from the hospital rooms. india is whether agency is full costing more rain in the days to come and do the deliberative. i'm gonna thought you might find this report on the capital. i'm standing on the banks of the vba yamuna. the river has crossed the danger level, mark him as became it will be so hundreds and hundreds of people were sitting here at low line areas, but they've now moved up the roads and dick and she has to the and on the fly or

was their lives i'd risk should the river ballistics bang. this has been a very severe monsoon, which is come early. the was affected areas on the humidity and regions, the state of the market for this and the neighboring with the kind rivers of flowing but throughout the t, destroying everything in the pots. yeah, sweeping along, houses, trucks called live store, the rivers flowing down stream. it was the effect of the states of punjab and hardy on a large area as a fall bland onto board to the people facing great, inconvenienced yes, branded without electricity in their homes. every time such a disaster takes place, the link made with climate change. the questions that being asked, but all the lessons being learned as people wait to see how this disaster unfolds. this great concern that this reba should not bust its banks and destroy the lives

of many in its spots. japan too, is dealing with the optimize of flooding. a box of southern japan have begun setting up after the week of steady rain caused reverse to bust. their banks triggering heavy flooding. at least 6 people are known to have died. thousands of residents have been placed on the end evacuation boning due to funding and landslide risk. scientists say one more. temperature is globally intensifying the risk of heavy rain in japan, australia and prime minister anthony of an easy phase, his country with joining the g 7 backed climate club to the doctor of global warming. and the lady who was in berlin on monday made the announcement alongside government jobs that will not show. the climate club is a key initiative from the german data and came into being lost here. on monday he explained how the cloud could work for both australia and germany. yvonne,

this is the name of thoughts understanding. we want some companies from germany in australia to enhance a cooperation for the production and transportation of green hydrogen units. as i'm of i plus this will be an important contribution to reach in climate neutrality until the teeth of i should know. challenge is a cost more pressing than that caused by climate change. the strategy in germany and now you know, i did didn't add a commitment to tackling climate change. and i like commended chancellor schultz and he's development of germany's climate club and was place to confirm the strategy will join that high ambition initiative. gentlemen. off a more context, the chief political correspondent nina has a you know, what exactly is this climate club that australia has signed up to as well the idea comes from an american nobel prize win of the economy. he wrote a paper in 2015 and essentially aust for big and it has to do more to actually meet

those powers climate goals and left towards the german chancellor. then put this idea on the international stage, if you will, when germany has the g 7 presidency a year and a half ago. and then the g 7, all those big mixes they signed up to climb is club in december last year. this is of course, the group as the most industrialized countries um and they have the idea to reduce here to emissions, especially from big industry heavy industry. so make the industry green and make these countries actually meet those power his goal. so the idea is to also avoid a situation where those countries that do set themselves and business goals receive unfair competition from countries with lower environmental standards. so to have industry move production to those countries, it's a club, but it is open to countries around the world that no matter how big or small they're and john specials. also speaking of enhancing green,

hybrid and cooperation with australia. what is all that about? well, germany wants to get rid of fossil fuels like gas, oil, and coal, and germany itself doesn't have enough wind blowing on the shows and the sun doesn't shine only around here, as i'm sure people who visit of notice. so in germany is looking at setting up partnerships with countries like australia, but also countries in south, in west africa, where there is lots of potential for winded solar power. and australia, of course, plays a very crucial role for germany because it is a stable democracy ties bilateral, ties go back decades. and germany has given itself a green hydrogen strategy. now the idea here is that hydrogen can become to prime energy source of the future. and if the process that tons, water into hydrogen can be produced with renewable power then, and this is a cutting a very long process. so then the source of energy can be climate friendly and for

the transition period, gemini is building l n g infrastructure, but it always has the goal that one day, those pipes, etc, can be used to deal with hydrogen. so one day it would be used for germany still production and also for chemical processes and the transport 6 to so ships and truck slurries can also use hydrogen to transport goods. and that is of course crucial for germany, which is an explanation. and besides the commitment detecting time of change with germany permanent avenues, they also committed to deploying a royal australian there for surveillance aircraft to germany for 6 months. why? i know that was an interesting announcement that came yesterday when the prime minister met with left. so it's the jim chancellor here in berlin before the australian prime minister then went to less weight and you had to attend the nato summit. so essentially that they are there is to help protect the flow of military and humanitarian supplies into ukraine. so the australian aircraft will be deployed

in germany for 6 months, starting in october. this year, they will protect the multinational logistics hubs that supply this critical support to ukraine. so it serves as an early warning system of any threats. the plane can alert and all of ukraine's partners, if something is about to happen. australia of stressed very quickly that it will operate in european as space, not within ukraine or russel bella. ruth and australia has been criticized somewhat . that is not doing enough to support ukraine is this is of course something well astray is also saying this is not just a european conflict. this is something that potentially affects all of us around the world because it is about upholding the rule of law. this is about a small country trying to fight open, invade and upholding democracy and some friends. now stream, there isn't a member of nato yet, district is attending and nato summit. why? as well as straight, it does have decades long ties with nato, with this alliance and australia is attending the 2nd time not last year. they also

attended the summit in madrid and they see it. interestingly, australia is not a loan from the region to attend as a visit to essentially from the in the pacific where also having representatives from japan, south korea, and new zealand. so there is a bit of a given take here. so the naser is formerly in atlantic alliance since the name, but it is about move and not, and this is about, you know, upholding the rule of low nato was member states, a very strong partners for ukraine. australia wants to be kept in the loop and essentially demonstrate that it is also condemning versus invasion that it is supporting ukraine and that it does not come from natives in the lions. they support for ukraine. this comes from countries around the world that wants to actually see the ukraine withhold as pressure from russia. it's interesting because

later, as you could, i can find out as an atlantic organizer for and then atlantic lines. but it's also looking at the end of pacific. i mean, you look at the, instruct him back the circuitry general visiting south korea and japan down here in the, in january. so what is behind that as well last year and nato's a strategic concept for the very 1st time, nato actually mentioned in the pacific as well as a region where developments can directly affected euro atlantic security, which is why nato is putting more of a focus on strengthening existing partnerships, but also developing new ones with partners in that region. and of course, nature does c time as emissions and policies in that region as a major challenge. and, and they addressed in that paper, the growing corporation between china and russia. and that is something that nature sees as a threat to the established rules based international order without familiar with the for the timing. but thanks so much for joining us on this very important

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