it's the highest altitude research post in germany for professor anetta mental and her students from the technical university in munich it's the starting point for an alpine expedition she tells them that they can see the signs of global warming every day high levels of pollen for example that can be potentially life threatening for people with allergies. is the one result of global warming is that the pollen season starts earlier but doesn't end earlier there's a lot of pollen about even in autumn due to invasive species and increased levels of carbon dioxide in the air also raises pollen production. ringback the. eco climatology students will meet dozens of experts on the alpine study trip . starting with michelle cloud batter a scientist of international renown his area of expertise is permafrost and landslides erosion and natural hazards right. now is the 1st we have to run now the temperature increase means the permafrost in the alps is starting to melt there is a growing risk of rock fall and mountains are simply not as cold as they used to be called blatter explains. next the

for years eco climatologist anetta man sol has been taking students on study trips to the alps. how much has the situation here changed in one time. it was definitive so well we definitely need to worry in alpine regions the temperature has already risen 2 degrees celsius. that's a bigger increase than in the lowlands and a lot more than the global average. stack and the forecasts back this up there will be more of a temperature rise here than in surrounding regions and that's why there are such massive changes in nature from the glaciers to the forests from hydrology to water supply. for example all trees require a specific temperature to flourish as temperatures rise ideal tree habitats and now at high altitudes. oh i did i was moved to i was that means is to be where the temperature suits them they actually need to be $500.00 metres higher up the slopes than they are that includes tree species suited to mountain peaks but the problem with that is they can't be $500.00 metres higher up because obviously they're already at the summit so where do they go back to in the end and.

anetta a contraction of german g.d.p. and the 3rd quarter no growth at all in the 4th quarter of last year followed by a slight expansion at the beginning of the year now contraction again tell us more about the pressure that the german economy has been facing for well months now. yes clearly german is one of the biggest wake of a trade war between china and the united states because we all know about german and cynics trimboli open economy very much depending on exports and the trade environment and if the trade in moment goes down or is actually deteriorating that is felt across the board in germany and that's exactly what happened in the in the 2nd quarter if you read through the press release of the statistical off it's clearly trade which is weighing on the german economy actually consumption is so private consumption household consumption is still doing quite well and it's a fact actually stadol izing the german economy as is according to the statistical office also government spending but exports a huge drag on eco

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anetta flan schmidt has made great sacrifices for her marriage she holds to graze in theology and remedial education but can't get a work permit in israel so she's reduced to being her husband's help might. be added to the parish newsletter. art it seems yes i just have to give it a final read through. they're a good thing and she has no regrets. i know my love for going on one of my predecessors told me when we were preparing to come here that drew slim was worth it and what i've had to give my. and i must say that i see it the same way. i wouldn't have followed both going to some other places quite so readily. but jerusalem is worth it. committed i can't imagine not having somebody with whom i can constantly and regularly share what i experience here the things that challenge me and my thoughts about the situations that raise doubts in me. although the cloister is currently under repair it's one of the native land schmidt's favorite spots. in a courtyard is a peaceful way since in the center of the bustling old city and it's open to the public the provost's one is always available to vis

in london and our financial correspondent and then to buy stock in frankfurt good to see you both anetta let's start with you let's get the very latest what is the picture there in frankfurt this morning well actually after a sort of stable start to the trading session we now see losses of up to one percent when it comes to their backs so it's mainly cyclical stocks but also banks direct low or low for tons as one of the biggest losers so all those companies who are mainly good or it's an open trade friendly environment losing the most and that what is the mood there or do investors seem to think that this volatility will continue. yes that's pretty much so i mean where headed towards a very adverse scenario when it comes to the economy but then we have also breakfasted looming over europe we have to trade war it's a nobody really knows what's going to happen during the course of the next quarter but one thing is clear there was a lot of optimism that the 2nd half will look back to 2900 but bad has vanished now people are. left looking into a yet with fashion there is an area and not a l

these stuff thank you so much christoph cover from our business desk in frankfurt our correspondent anetta thank you both for. now some other stories making headlines around the world today an autopsy performed on jeffrey epstein the disgraced u.s. multimillionaire as found several broken bones in his neck forensics experts say this can occur to people who hang themselves or who have been strangled epstein was found dead on in his jail cell on saturday he was awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. canadian prime minister justin trudeau says he takes full responsibility for the findings of an ethics report which found he acted improperly trudeau is accused of attempting to prevent a criminal prosecution of a construction company on corruption charges the prime minister said he acted to protect canadian jobs. and india is celebrating independence day marking 72 years since the british raj was dismantled and divided into india and pakistan engines are high between the south asian neighbors more than a week after the indian government's revoked the semi autonomous status of kashmir pakista

on this i'm joined now by christoph cover from our business desk and our financial correspondent anetta by spa in frankfurt let's start with you annetta stock markets have been dipping around the world what's the picture in frankfurt this morning. well actually the back future has indicated that the market if opening up at least a little bit more stable and that's a normal reaction if we have a day off from asia sallow off because affairs of a recession then very very often the next day sees a certain kind of stabilize ation everybody is again sort of concentrating on how imminent gobbles recession on nod and if you look at the day to day yes i mean he has dipped into contractionary territory but that's not a lot of news apart from the bond market which has placed it in its yeah you curve . crystal what's got investors spooked is it mainly u.s. trade policy trumps trade policy particularly the dispute with china you have that plays a major role because if you have the world's 2 biggest economies at loggerheads. that that has an impact not just on the united states and on china but also

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