he works well versed elektra hornick and particularly enjoys his time in the company's testing lab he went to graduate school and worked in the united states but eventually decided to cross the atlantic i definitely thought u.s. forces europe by i always compare challenge i already thought it was a language barrier but when i played for jobs it was it was not that hard if you have a good schools also the work life balance is better in europe i thought and there are also there are so many companies which are flexible. on operate throughout europe like what a trike i mean even were even have an office in india. components manufactured in asia such as these inductors are delivered here brahman part he does quality control and also works on improving products. his daily routine is pretty flexible. he can decide when to work in the lab the store room and the office. as long as he gets his work done and delivers test results. the reason i chose to work here is that the freedom you get to work you can choose whatever part fit to reach that goal so that's what our manager and our company and

when it comes to heating and elektra city a little goes a long way just turning the heat down by one degree makes a difference as do small adjustments at meal times like cutting down on meat consumption. apparently we all ate less meat without having to give it up completely that would result in a huge reduction of c o 2 emissions that was helpful information. like. the cost was developed by environmental organizations and is now available in 36 german cities the workshop is spread over 6 evenings. each of us can make a difference one of our goals is to encourage the course participants to become eco ambassadors who not only make changes in their own lives but share information and encourage others to do the same. at the end of the course the participants receive a fit for climate certificates and then it's up to them to spread the word. and how about you if you're also doing your bit tell us about it visit our website or send us a tweet. doing your bit. we share your stories. well. do you design a fee talk line matters that if you get especially when it comes to electronic waste wha

the village produces 8 times as much elektra's city as its 2 and a half 1000 residents can use from renewable. it's generated not in one pic plant but in the centralized fashion and instead made available to others fi the great. delegations from places all around the world have come to inspect this revolutionary bavarian village. they usually welcomed by our not saying. he's been the merivale pulse rate for 23 years and has been involved in the shift to renewables from the start. in 1909 we asked everybody here how things should be in 2020 wind energy was just one of many different issues 92 percent said they were in favor which was a sensational result. people here are very proud of what's been developed. basically they've done it themselves. we can tote. become thinking and thinking and . over the past 2 decades the villagers have invested 50000000 euros in 300 photovoltaic systems and 9 wind turbines. we want to show that it is possible to create a regional circular economy for energy production and energy use this. of course it has to make economic sense so if it erodes a profit and we sa

traders were allowed into the new york stock exchange on monday and all market trading is being done elektra on a clear because of the shutdown in new york. the u.s. senate has failed to agree on a trillion dollar stimulus bill aimed at boosting the economy during the pandemic this is the 2nd time the legislation hasn't passed politicians are under increasing pressure to prevent an economic collapse but they've been divided on what the final package should look like democrats say republican proposals favor corporations rather than workers and in moments we'll get the latest from new york the epicenter of the u.s. outbreak but 1st to our white house correspondent kelly hocket to tell us more about these divisions in the senate kimberly and is there any hope that they'll be resolved. it's not looking good at the moment both sides really digging in their heels the issue for democrats is that they feel these bailouts for corporations businesses are far too large there are no limits on them and even less oversight now for republicans they're arguing that the democrats have injected into this legi

traders were allowed into the new york stock exchange on monday and all market trading is happening elektra honestly because of the shutdown off new york. meanwhile the u.s. senate has failed to agree on a trillion dollar stimulus bill aimed at boosting the economy during the pandemic this is the 2nd time the legislation hasn't passed politicians are under increasing pressure to prevent an economic collapse but they've been divided on what the final package should actually look like democrats are saying that republican proposals are favoring corporations rather than putting workers 1st. here today tz where the headlines on al-jazeera more news coming up after sound wars an ecological investigation unveils a global emergency. we bought the house about 2 years ago hoping that we would be able to retire here but from here you could see how much sand we've lost underneath the house. the world is running out of sand consumed by industry and construction stolen and transported by criminal mafias around the world that bought them to have them put it all got up at the foot of creativity i like the

floor of the new york stock exchange continues to be closed to traders as everything has moved to elektra onic trading this is all part of the wider shutdown of new york city trying to keep people out of businesses out of anywhere and it's affecting of course the new york stock exchange as well this is the 1st time in over 225 years that the floor of the new york stock exchange has been closed to traders. that live for us at the new york stock exchange thanks very much for that game. well jordan has arrested more than 1600 people in just 3 days for breaking the nationwide cathy and slowing the spread of the corona virus the country now has reported 127 cases of the 19 but no confound deaths we can speak to michael saffy he is an international correspondent at the guardian newspaper and he's joining us now on skype from amman michael you've been living through this and this is one of the most stringent block downs in the wilds talk us through what life is like there at the moment well it's very quiet as you say we've been stuck at home now for days but be no leave for any reason at all not