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one of the sector, so they really produce more job opportunities move on now wants to start his own epl and p a production and continued to find new ways to make use of scars, water resources which only me now is naesha krishna director for climate resilience, africa for the world resources institute nisha it's good to have you with. if you were at cop 27 inch mail. shake. what is coming out of this summit that will help people effective by climate changes such as the former that we just saw in that report? thanks very much for having me and yeah, i think that's a great question. so i think for example, the cop 27 presidency just to day launch a new global plan that looks at mobilizing state and non state actors and adaptation goals for 2030. i mean, i think i caught this here and there quite a lot of initiatives that look at, for example, how you get the resilience of small older farmers, the devastating impacts that we've seen. whether that's too much water or too little water, has really devastated farmers all over the world. and we're seeing investments, for example, in nature based

what on now wants to start his own epl and p a production and continued to find new ways to make use of scars, water resources spring in martin's dental. here he's a climate scientist with the danish meteorological institute. he joins us from copenhagen. welcome to the program. i wanted to ask you about some new e u data released today. martin, it shows that her last month was europe's hardest october on record and globally look past 8 years. have been the warmest ever recorded. what is all this tell you about the state of the planet. so this is telling me it's not astonished that this is happening. climate models have been keeping, telling us for years. if you can expect that it gets warmer. well, or, or rather that's a hot events that will be more often than code events that also may exist once in a bio. and it gets a dryer in dry regions beforehand and it was and, but we can, so, you know, it's explained what we have seen in south africa as an example. so what we're seeing in europe very long periods that actually comes only 4 years after another very warm period of record hot sum

move on now wants to start his own epl and p a production and continued to find new ways to make use of scars, water resources. let's take a look at some of the other stories making headline of the world health organizations acceptable limits. mexican authorities have seized well over a ton of what they believe is cocaine found floating in the pacific ocean. it's the latest discovery in the military's anti drug operations and comes days after mexico's navy seized a ton of cocaine from 2 boats. surveillance footage shows specs attempting to discard the drugs ceremony has been held in times any of the victims of sunday's plane crash, which 900 people died. authorities are investigating the exact cause of the crash. the transport minister told mourners that bad weather was a likely factor in the french catholic church, says 11 bishops and former bishops have been accused of sexual violence or failing to report abuse cases. among them is john p as the car, one of the countries highest ranking cardinals. on monday he confessed to abusing a young girl 35 years ago. he will face prosecution

sectors, so they are really own to produce more job opportunities move on now wants to start his own epl and p a production and continued to find new ways to make use of scars, water resources. and joining me now from the cup 27 climate summit in egypt is martin flick director of the united nations world food program in germany. welcome to d. w. we just saw in that report the devastating effects that droughts are having. why are so many people still taking water for granted? well, we came to learn that water is everywhere, but with the changing climate is each dramatic effect at the home of africa. for example, we freight after the we was traveled in full d k. that 22000000 people, i'm a huge risk of hunger and so water has been deep. the effect is not only by climate change, but also by inappropriate agricultural strategies by you for station by removing plan that has led to have operational water. and we need to understand that agriculture is the key to balancing the water cycle, particular area, and the climate change conditions. so agriculture, capital, breeding, transportation, thes

so they are really own to produce more job opportunities move on now wants to start his own epl and p a production and continued to find new ways to make use of scars, water resources. joining me from the cop 27 summit in egypt, martin quick is director of the united nations world food program in germany. welcome to detail we news. you'd think that be a much bigger global push to save water, considering the forecasts and the problems so many regions are already dealing with why do so many people still take water for granted? well it's coming out of a period in which for many, many years the number of hungry people were going down. and if you remember in 2015 be very confident enough as the will community to say the abolish hung up by 2030. but what we are seeing now is a toxic mix of the effects of the covey crisis of ice. the numbers of conflicts and the world compared to 10 years ago, and climate change, which is exhaust, debating all of these crisis worldwide. what about production? agriculture, cattle, breeding, and transportation, a role drivers of global warming. how can these f

what on now wants to start his own epl and p a production and continued to find new ways to make use of scars, water resources. earlier i spoke with martin standard, a climate scientist with the danish meteorological institute in copenhagen. i asked him about new you data released today showing that last month was europe's hottest october on record. and with the past 8 years, having been the warmest ever, i asked him what this tells us about the state of the planet. so this is telling me is it's not astonished that this is happening. climate models have been keeping, telling us for years. if you can expect that it gets warmer, it well or, or rather that's a events that will be more often than code events that also may exist once in a while and it gets dryer in dry regions beforehand and it was and, but we can. so, you know, it's explained what we have seen in south africa as an example. so what we have seen get in europe very warm periods. that actually comes only 4 years after another very warm period of record hot summer in 2018. so this is entirely along the lines what you would e

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