the renowned athens acropolis seen from the top of nearby mount like a better us for athenians like a better us is even more important nowadays because it still has traces of woodland 80 percent of the metropolis is a densely built cauldron of cement where summer temperatures easily hit 38 degrees celsius climate change is also aggravating conditions in the drought plagued arid landscape linear mirah villages had enough their rising heat and the long period of heatwave creates drought and we have problems because also we do have. a different type of rains these days also due to climate change we have shorter periods of time that we have enormous amount of water coming down in a very short period of time so this creates flooding and flooding creates erosion so we have this double phenomenon of dryness and a lot of water which also leaves the land and creates land there over 3 years ago 40 percent of the area's annual rainfall gushed down here in only 5 hours and washed away most of the topsoil. athens is one of the european cities most at risk from drought and fast fires the deforestat

the renowned athens acropolis seen from the top of nearby mount like a better house for athenians like a battle says even more important nowadays because it still has traces of woodland 80 percent of the metropolis is a densely built cauldron of cement where summer temperatures easily hit 38 degrees celsius climate change is also aggravating conditions in the drought plagued arid landscape linear mirah valleys had enough their rising heat and the long period of heatwave creates drought and we have problems because also we do have. a different type of rains these days also due to climate change we have shorter periods of time that we have enormous amount of water coming down in a very short period of time so this creates flooding and flooding creates erosion so we have this double phenomenon of dryness and a lot of water which also depletes the land and creates land there over 3 years ago 40 percent of the area's annual rainfall gushed down here in only 5 hours and washed away most of the topsoil. athens is one of the european cities most at risk from drought and farce fires the defores

. ♪ >> tucker: in the acropolis museum in athens there's a sculpture, you've seen it, of two great goddessesfacing each other, their hands clasped. the piece was carved in the fifth century bc. among human beings have been shaking hands. the handshake is a vital ritual in almost every society and always has been. thanks to the emergence of the wuhan coronavirus, handshaking must end now. that's the verdict from america's chief pandemic fighter, dr. anthony fauci. >> i don't think we ever should have her shake hands ever again, to be honest with you. not only would it be good to prevent coronavirus disease, it probably would decrease the influence of influenza dramatically in this country. >> tucker: ever again. killing the handshake is a big step, but this is a big moment. it's war we are told, we have to make sacrifices. even in more times some accommodations are made. dr. fauci recently gave us specifics about what those might be. in an interview with snapchat, the social media apps, he was asked this, "if you're swiping on a dating applet tender or bumbler grinder he matched with someone