greenland's capital new. the danes founded the city nearly 300 years ago the tourist come mostly here to the old colonial harbor. the city has seen. but growth in the past few years construction is everywhere new hotels and apartments are being built and the airport is being expanded. greenman is on the move says charlotte lunatics and her ancestors were fishermen hunters. 6 months ago she became the new mayor of new. she has big plans for her city one day 30000 people will live here today there are about 18000. if you invest all reinvest says are approaching us right now we're in a unique situation so we're getting a lot of attention that. new business ideas are emerging everywhere new like here and a former car repair shop which attracts a visit by the mayor. this is where greenland really turns green nicholas and rasmus have been growing lettuce and herbs here for about a year. they supply it mainly to restaurants and supermarkets in the uk but have bigger plans you have 2 of us and we want to supply all o

to climate change it's seen as an opportunity on greenland. you can't have your cake and eat it too well this is especially true when it comes to divorce rich. it is leaving the e.u. but exactly how that will work isn't clear take for instance london which is home to one of europe's most ethnically diverse populations through food festivals and art londoners have been enjoying a cultural exchange for decades and customers at christian mounted café come to enjoy a slice of vienna but brags it is threatening to change all of that. could you imagine london without its rich callin every man's game without european delicacies like the next president and bought a cream cake without at full strudel and sapphic cake safe retreats such as to rally in cars and austrian pretzels. this is kid fail a viennese style coffee house and restaurant in north london with bricks at around the corner patrons here no one reads the establishment might be forced to shut down . the kate snow to. nothing as i often indulge will it's lovely to see them and to have dishes

want to participate in the coming upswing in greenland. want to get back with anders on his water taxi. to the new airport is to be finished in 3 years time and then tours from europe and the u.s. can fly directly to new. andras hopes for even more customers 1st for your tours. and he said she got you just like the souvenir shops sell t. shirts we sell for tours this is a 2 hour expressed or. you get a good view of the few words system in greenland you'll be fine but. when they reach the goal of the tour the frozen water falls on say 2 island one of the barber larson is from germany now lives in denmark and is visiting greenland with her daughter. she saw the arctic winter only from pictures and wanted to experience it herself. of initiatives and there's a winning danish. great immeasurable when you come here and then there's all of this snow in the cold 15 am i find it absolutely fascinating. but what will the arctic look like in 50 or 100 years the greenlanders don't know but they'll adapt. climate change it's seen as an opportunity on g

after president donald trump's failed attempt to buy greenland the u.s. wants to establish a new consulate here. but there's also opportunities with related to. for example possibly even petroleum exploration in the future these are things that we want to be a part. fisherman us like like many of his fellow greenlanders dreams of full independence from denmark but he also knows that the island relies on the millions of euros and subsidies that come from copenhagen. i like the idea of greenland becoming independent this creates opportunities for us with the united states on one hand and germany england and the rest of the world on the other we want freedom but nobody should be able to buy us. donald trump on the climate situation of started something here in greenland the tide is changing for the world's biggest island. while as we've been seeing from greenland to australia climate change affects many aspects of life and mitigating its worst effects is of course crucial here in germany so football clubs are taking the 1st steps to becoming more sustainable

and that's causing people to come to greenland to see the ice melt. fjord of good hope. the danes once gave this name to the estuary today the fjord is changing rapidly. the temperatures are rising the glaciers are receding the melt waters washing up sand banks in many base. then lost more than 300000000000 tons of ice last year alone. there's a brother in law steers the boat he also notices the change in the bay. we see this especially in summer then the entire fjord is open and there's a lot of the ice you got also really big icebergs. known as the winter but there are less. but still that you had better not drive into one that's good it was all as big as it. under speak and with just one water taxi 4 years ago he recently commissioned his 5th of the business with melting ice it's booming . greenland's capital nuke the danes founded the city nearly 300 years ago the tourists come mostly here to the old colonial harbor. the city has seen raw. that growth in the past few years construction is everywhere new hotels and apartments are being built and the airport is being e

to greenland now our people find themselves in the middle of an economic boom as we reported earlier the last decade was the warmest on record for the world with possibly dire consequences but in greenland the retreat of the arctic ice has opened up what some are greeting as new opportunities. the snow came late this winter even in greenland but now the island is looking how so many imagine it a place of eternal ice take you right out into the few words though and you soon see how greenland is changing even off the coast. because. we still finding caught here climate change hasn't affected that it's the opposite actually we're catching more cold than we used to. but halliburton craps they've moved further north in. the arctic has warmed by 2 degrees since the end of the 19th century last summer more than 300000000 tons of ice melted in greenland alone a few remnants are still floating in the few words. greenland is experiencing a construction boom new flats and hotels are being built and the 3 airports in the country are being expanded and there's like a larson runs a taxi boat compa

after president donald trump's failed attempt to buy greenland the u.s. wants to establish a new consulate here. but there is also opportunities with related to felicia mining for example possibly even petroleum exploration in the future and these are things that we want to be a part of. the fisherman i was lucky ensign like many of his fellow greenlanders dreams of full independence from denmark but he also knows that the island relies on the millions of euros and subsidies that come from copenhagen. i like the idea of greenland becoming independent this creates opportunities for us with the united states on one hand and germany england and the rest of the world on the other we want freedom but nobody should be able to buy us. donald trump on the climate situation of starting something here in greenland the tide is changing for the world's biggest island. now to some other stories from around the world germany's government has agreed on a deal to pay coal plant operators more than 4000000000 euros in compensation for shutting down their facilities as the

after president donald trump's failed attempt to buy greenland the u.s. wants to establish a new consulate here. but there's also opportunities with related to felicia as to mining for example possibly even petroleum exploration in the future and these are things that we want to be a part of donald trump on the climate situation of started something here in greenland the tide is changing for the world's biggest island. and here are more of those other stories that are making headlines germany's government will pay the operators of coal power plants more than 4000000000 euros in compensation for the permanent shutdown of those plants germany is trying to reduce its dependency on fossil fuels chancellor angela merkel's government wants to phase out coal by the year 2038 egypt ethiopia and sudan say they have reached a preliminary agreement on how to fill a 5 $1000000000.00 hydroelectric dam on the nile river it said to bring electricity to $100000000.00 ethiopians fears that filling the dam would negatively affect water levels downstream they had sparked te

now, let's go to greenland. it is currently in the middle of an economic boom.ts causes might surprise you. global warming threatens to have dire consequences worldwide but in that country, the shrinking of the arctic ice has opened up what some e e as new opportunities.s. >> the snonow came l late this winter evening greenland. now, thehe island is looking ato -- how so many imagine it. take a ride out into the fjords, nec have agreement is changing even off the coast. >> we e are still finding caught it. climate change has not affected that. it is the opposite. we are catching more fisish than we used d to. halibut and crabs, they have moved further north. >> the arctic has warned by two degrees. last summer, ice melted in greenland. a few remnants are still floating in the fjords. greenland is experiencing a construction boom. new flflats and hotels are being built. the e ree airports in the country are being expanded. this person runs a taxi boat company. he started off with one boat and now he has ordered his fifthth. he says more and more tourists want to

i really wanted to live forever in greenland.seen the polar night before, the polar light before, and i said to myself, after the slavery and colonisation, why can't i write for my people to see the eskimos through, through our eyes? so i decided to go back. it took me five years to write it. but my deepest wish would be to end my life in greenland. it is my country. yes. tete—michel wrote an award—winning account of his adventures which has been translated into eight languages. our final witness describes probably one of the most important moments in living memory. injuly1969, apollo 11 became the first space flight to successfully land people on the moon. flight controller gerry griffin was at mission control in houston as the world watched in awe. mission control was made up of a bunch of young people. i was 34 and i was one of the older guys in the room. i think we all felt that nobody has ever done this, so let's just do it. there was a routine from launch, i would say, to the point of going into lunar orbit. the final phase

i really wanted to live forever in greenland.elf, after the slavery and colonisation, why can‘t i write for my people to see the eskimos through, through our eyes? so i decided to go back. it took me five years to write it. but my deepest wish would be to end my life in greenland. it is my country. yes. tete—michel wrote an award—winning account of his adventures which has been translated into eight languages. our final witness describes probably one of the most important moments in living memory. injuly1969, apollo 11 became the first space flight to successfully land people on the moon. flight controller gerry griffin was at mission control in houston as the world watched in awe. mission control was made up of a bunch of young people. i was 3a and i was one of the older guys in the room. i think we all felt that nobody has ever done this, so let‘s just do it. there was a routine from launch, i would say, to the point of going into lunar orbit. the final phases of the descent of apollo 11 were kind of fraught. we had two compute

offer. >> the woman running greenland who says she's not running greenland and her own people, why am i talking to you? go make those cookies. >> denmark is a sugar daddy, he's going to have a say in what happens. >> when has denmark done anything? >> instead of offering to buy greenland donald trump should have offered to trade california to it. two birds, one stone. we don't just by other countries, that's not how it works anymore. you go to war. april 15, 2019. in the united states people are complaining about paying taxes by midnight. that was the news of the day until late in the day when we have life pictures out of france, notre dame cathedral which has stood for a millennium was on fire. instead of calling the fire department they sent a dude up there to check it out, he looks in the right spots, comes back and everything is fine. who is this guy? people call the fire deportment if there's a cat in the 3. >> you like one of those moments everyone was on the same page, they are horrified by it. they were holding vigil while the church burn down. really heartbreaking. those live

. >> donald trump's idea to buy my greenland brilliant. >> he is a realistic guy.ways looking, i just drove by an empty field, what can we do over their customers pick up with a lot of trump's ideas people have a knee-jerk reaction of, no, then he think about it and you are like, that is actually a great idea. >> strategically, militarily appeared to >> people called alaska seward's folly. am i remembering that correctly customers that turned out to be pretty good purchase. >> we are due for a new state and if the prices right in our president is a real estate guy. and someone was like, can we buy that was mark someone is like, i think we can. he said on twitter, think about buying that place. >> may be buying countries on twitter isn't the way to do it. maybe he should have used facebook. >> he is a real estate guy. he should have known that if you want to buy greenland you should've gotten on the phone for us and say, do me a favor. >> president donald trump is going to tweet about it. he wakes up in the morning and yawns and tweets, "just beyond." he's always go

is right there next to the arctic sea when all of the greenland only smell of sea levels globally will rise by 7 meters 7 meters means london is indefensible even a couple of meters london is indefensible. with the before the ice core data came out that showed us that it was real climate change is real. did you see the fact that it was manmade climate change 3000000 years is nothing compared to the life of the planet you see direct correlations here that presumably the man in the white house he wanted to buy greenland the other day doesn't based on your experience as chief scientific adviser this has absolutely no doubt in my body that the warming up of the planet which is very real rising sea levels which are very real all of these effects due to 2 things one is removing forests in order to plant. agricultural activity the 2nd thing is discovery of fossil fuel burning them to create the industrial revolution that is what's called climate change if we're going to move on we have to treat. the whole fossil fuel era as a posteriori and move into the clean energy era and i believe we can

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maintain a line of deescalation i mean the real question is of course what happens with the atomic greenland and the further sort of diplomatic discussions with europe and also other partners like russia but within this bigger picture this is just maybe a sign that we're trying to keep our discussions open and not shutting down the trust trying to pretend that everything is fine and we're just doing what we can to keep control i mean the i mean the iranian regime well we heard from our correspondent in tehran who is saying that public opinion within iran itself there's a lot of anger being expressed against the military following this admission do you expect any serious internal of repercussions in the iran in the wake of this that's very hard to say but yes of course the regime is not only under external pressure but also very much on the internal pressure i mean very recently in last autumn and winter there were severe protests which were sort of pushed back only by military force and yes people may be scared to go out in the streets again but the anger hasn't gone away and of course the r

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the stretching all the way from greenland into the baltics.will continue to bring changeable weather. the thinking years showers are possible on most any day, anywhere in the uk but there is a hint that has we head towards the end of the week it may actually turn a little the south. you are up today. this is bbc news. the headlines at one. the death toll from the coronavirus in china rises to 56 — officials warn the spread of the virus is accelerating and the country faces a grave situation. translation: it seems that the contagious or the spreading ability of the virus is getting stronger. as the united states announces plans to fly some of its citizens home, the foreign office says the situation is under review. a member of the grenfell tower inquiry panel resigns over links with the firm that supplied the tower block‘s deadly cladding. s1 people are dead after a powerful earthquake in eastern turkey. more than 1,600 are injured. three million brexit coins go into circulation on friday to commemorate the day britain leaves the european union

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as for julie threw as art but the show's opening he placed blocks of ice from greenland in front of the museum 122 tons worth to give people a real sense of the glaciers melting. this ice watch project also left behind a chilling legacy a sizable carbon footprint. january 2020 an exhibition at the architecture forum tells woody tales but it has nothing to do with quaint or charming. architects even a jewish and yana of the not from the company people who are passionate about new projects that have big potential for shaping the future. they are what is a great material it's available locally in many countries and it's grown sustainably it'll always grow back to supply future generations for the conflict. and also it's breathable and a good insulator plus it's a very pleasant material for interiors in. verna indeed wish say it's high time the construction industry became more environmental and sustainable and less obsessed with profit so the 2 women have become active in architects for feature a nationwide collaboration of german architects and civil engineers it's true the industry doesn

from cruiseships, worked to recover coast guardsman bodies missing in action since world war ii in greenland, and competed over 120 ariel satellite hours in support of missions. thank you for your service to our country. congratulations on being named u.s.o. coast guardsman of the year for 2019. mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize national pharmacist day 2020 that was celebrated on january 12. according to census data, there are over 200,000 pharmacists across the u.s. with another 25,000 pharmacy aides. every day these pharmacists are providing vaccines for a number of illnesses and carefully counseling patients on prescriptions to help heal sickness and reduce pain. through this work, pharmacists are considered one of the three most trusted professions in america. today and throughout the rest of the year, i encourage everyone to visit your pharmacist, ask questions about your prescriptions, and get to know the people who provide your medicine and work to keep you healthy. as the only pharmacist currently serving in congress, i'm proud to recognize the work of these individuals are doin

low pressure with us not just on monday but for most of the week, stretching from greenland to the baltic move through and it will continue to bring changeable weather. the thinking is showers are possible almost any day anywhere in the uk but there was a hint that towards the end of the week it may turn a little bit milder, particularly in the south. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the death toll from the coronavirus in china rises to 56. president xi jinping once the virus is exact — accelerating in its spread. the united states plans to fly some of its citizens from china, the foreign office is warning british citizens to leave the province as soon as possible. a member of the grenfell tower enquiry panel resigned over