climate change caused by a single catastrophic event the only option among some burra in indonesia 815 acres the largest ever recorded the following year the weather europe was suddenly very different now scientists are researching how to connect it. to a the volcano that changed the way. the back 15 minutes on g.w. . florida. car culture. a hair. superman up above. super food diet dog gone. lifestyle good feeling. order for. the global corona crisis you can find more information online chats e.w. dot com and on t.w. social media channels. once the secret service classical. music the sound. or the story behind the music was passed before nature's richest. body. beethoven's 9th symphony for the more old starts people night on t.w. . this is data every news live from perth then italy tightens its lockdown as the coronavirus climbs even more lives the death toll later by 627 people in a single day the biggest 24 hour increase recorded anywhere also coming out of the british prime minister barak johnston tells bars and restaurants to close his government promises to guarantee most of the w

some schools have been shut down meanwhile of the burra trees here in germany there's been a steady increase in the number of fresh cases. well so far the worst affected country in europe is really where several towns have been placed under quarantine orders including the lingo an hour's drive from people there and elsewhere are hoping that things will return to normal in the near future for the time being though that's not how it looks. this is the lingo in northern italy the town of 15000 is on complete lockdown to stop the new coronavirus reading. this shopkeeper won't let more than 4 customers enter at the same time at least the local pharmacy still remains open to everyone. to linger meanwhile it's like a ghost town. it's here in this region the 1st italian corona virus infections were reported thora teased then swiftly imposed a quarantine people had no choice but to cope with the situation. that we've gotten used to the emergency situation but are hoping supermarkets will soon be restart that's our only worry of a problem that we have no problems with you either but i probably would h

back in march the burra suppose the child's fears that could come a day when the water in the marva stops flowing. the river is very important for me because as you know without water there's no life. only an agreement between tanzania and kenya well i'm sure there is a future for surprise there charles and for all the people and wildlife you rely on the river. many people in the democratic republic of congo used firewood for wood to cook but that's going to be used to do for station and pollution so young men have developed an alternative which is more eco friendly let's see what they do in these with doing. the business venture a come groove here or green congo aims to ensure nothing goes to waste when harvesting trees sawdust paper and other organic matter is carbonized to produce charcoal young entrepreneur and so with eastern congo only started the initiative recently they call their charcoal briquettes colored hair. you're not going to be also so mccollough very is designed to replace wood as a fuel. we need to reduce the pressure on our forests to make the new in a place you. know

and appropriate to drawl out so we have these sorts of tests here which can be done without in the burra 3 they're not perfect but they're very easy to scale out what i'm hoping is that what we've learnt from those kinds of activities those kinds of public health activities will help to deal with early identification and early containment in these states but it is a huge problem given that we can't contain outbreaks very effectively in europe i think will be the same in any other country across the world now testing of course 8 important part of the response to the corona virus michel would you say that people are taking the gravity of the situation they are in africa seriously. i think most of the. national party to is taking it seriously if we look at all the states often meant to n.c. declare is on that we will start to recall in many african countries that up taking in serious you nest is really for they hold population on and i'm not sure that they have. this level of it well ness as well as. taking that seriously in most of the african communities there is a lot of room us going to

seems to be quite low but of course there are other factors to take into consideration as well the burra trees here in germany work very closely with clinics and hospitals where many people are being treated and of course if you look more closely as well it who is contracting current virus here in germany many of the cases to be among younger people especially in comparison to countries like italy in northern italy but in particular where it's the more elderly the older generation that has been hit most hardest by the coronavirus but of course there is still a lot to be learned here in germany still like throughout the world about the coronavirus so many different factors at play there kate brady joining us from berlin thank you. dear pm parliament in brussels has been debating special measures to cushion the economic impact of the pandemic later leaders of the european union member states will hold a video summit to discuss the crisis and in a speech to lawmakers european commission president ursula fundal line expressed her dismay at member states lack of solidarity including decisions

health minister has been diagnosed with cope with 19 meanwhile scientists from london from london the burra 3 d. propose to infect volunteers for money in the 1st test of its kind on humans we can announce that we have commenced the development of the world's 1st commercial human coronavirus challenge study model also known as control human friction model we are pleased to be able to try and assist in the battle against coded 19 of the study will infect 24 people here with 2 strains of corona virus similar to cope with 19 but causing milder symptoms as scientists try to develop a vaccine against the outbreak all entities will be paid as much as 3 and a half 1000 pounds only visits will from doctors though will break up their 2 weeks in isolation we asked londoners if they'd be prepared to take part. the make it full no alcohol and if i was younger. but i'm one of those so don't you one second to kick the bucket. you know. have a look for months a really big money. oh i don't know 10000. too much. corn to my so i mean i won't die from it but i hope i'm not even tightly confines to the statis

geoscientists climate researchers and geneticists are working together for the 1st time to determine how tom burra changed the world. american environmental historian dylan d'arcy wood from the university of illinois is in london tracking the global consequences of the temple or eruption and how it shaped the 19th century world. london's tate gallery houses the largest collection of british art works from that period including works by the famous romantic landscape painter john constable. constable's depictions of clouds make him an important quantock aware of the global weather catastrophe following 10 boars eruption. constable sees himself as a kind of scientist of the skies as a painterly meter all of just the history of european landscape a to go up until this time the background of the horizon in the sky is being moralistic ready for a med school with generic to. pictures of clouds the way in which cost of stock converge is with the story of tim bora is that owing to $10.00 boars eruption the 18 teens ah the cloudy assist and which it's a decade of the millennium. but people in europe still d

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into homeland security experts from around the world we're trying to do well funded scientifically burra tori's and think tanks high on their list of threats to be investigated with the use of deadly pathogens as weapons a long and ugly stain on the history of mankind oh my gosh warfare 1st reared its head when man started fighting man you know whether it was putting scorpions in a clay pot and tossing him at your enemy or taking bodies people who had died from the plague and tossing them over city walls in medieval times poisoning water supplies these are all ancient techniques and biological warfare but it was only during the major wars of the last century where science started. to conduct this time. the real danger of the real threat was the beginning of the 20th century you're moving into bombs airplanes and the. really and so microbiology. during the sino japanese war the japanese government engaged in a massive biological weapons program between 19401943 japan dropped hundreds of bombs infected with deadly germs on 11 chinese cities. as many as 200000 chinese citizens harish. they