can't wait to see the results and hope it works. us getting back to northern germany to a water works and the old and book area. climate change isn't the only factor leading to water scarcity here. there are also problems with the ground water quality. the oldenburg dish us to please a show of us if a bond, the o. oh w v is one of germany's biggest drinking water suppliers. the local water company is set up some 2 and a half 1000, measuring points across the area and extracts water and regularly take samples to test the quality. several wells had to be closed in recent years because of high nitrate levels due to the over fertile ization of fields, the too much liquid mon, newer from factory farming nitrate can be especially hazardous for babies and children. in germany, the limit is 50 milligrams per liter on this sample shows 3 times the permitted level. meaning this water is not suitable for drinking. that's the big mistake. but that's a really serious problem because we can't remove the nitrate, so that's here. the ground water with a water works mostly can size nitrate is a highly

from mining energy and geology has been tracking the development of ground water recharge in northern germany. the mathematical models they've created indicate that significant ships are coming escape. these are areas where we know that between the years, 20712100. that will be more ground water going on. right next to these are areas with the ground, water will be depleted. that's even the context. let's see what kind of implement off the items are the shown with someone the one hand that will be the question of whether plants will get enough water on side to. and virtually right next door, someone may have problems with their house because of rising ground water. how we still believe them in my house by one type financing. so according to the german meteor illogical. heavy rainfall events have increased by 25 percent since 1950. but such massive rain falls contribute little to ground water recharge because they flow off into the sea via canals and straighten rivers. as a result, in dry somers, more ground water is consumed then as recharged. this phenomenon is called ground water depletion.

a northern count, the police, the guy could, especially in germany, recognizes where exactly it was fun, murder, last ard for you travel extremely worth a visit. the . this is dw news live from berlin. donald trump charged with conspiring against the us government. the latest indictment against the former president details elaborate schemes aimed at over turning the 2020 election that he lost. also coming up for france and italy, south west african country is opposing the crew. have threatened new share with military content with the use of force. if they do not relinquish power and that the women's world cup south africa make it to the knockout stages. for the 1st time in history, they joined sweden, jamaica, and for the sierra kelly. welcome to the program. donald trump has been indicted on for a felony counts over his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election. the charge is focused on an alleged conspiracy by the former us president and his allies, to subvert the transfer of power and keep him in office despite losing to jo bided . this may not be the 1st time

the port of broadcast in northern germany here, the ukrainian green alliance managers have found a german buyer. what the buyers do with the green grain alliance doesn't know. maybe it's susan germany there's a noise. farmers like all right, more. who also grows green on his farm in the state of lower saxony. he fears prices will collapse for him. it would be better if he crating grain would be transported to germany, only for export. the boys from an economic perspective, it would be sensible if the you were to provide funds for subsidizing the freight if you crate in week towards the north and baltic sea. so that this week and then also go to developing countries and alleviate degree, i just need there. whether such e u subsidies will come is unclear. the managers a great alliance are running out of time. they need to sell their harvest now they can pay their employees and receive their fields. i will be getting it tomorrow, an amazon summit in brazil, we bring together leaders of 8 nations to talk about protecting the vital landscape and habitat. it's written by illegal loggers and gol

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here, in northern germany's spreewald, mr. makes his living running hotels and a harbor for boats. the area attracts many tourists. but mr. meier knows: the spreewald is changing. we can't forget that for the past fifty, sixty years, we've been lucky. there were no water shortages. if anything, we had too much. those times are over. in 2019, water levels receded in the spreewald. canals and rivers dried up. at the time, it was an exception - caused by the heat and lack of rain. but experts like ingolf arnold warn: this could be the future of the spreewald. if we don't do anything, the entire system will collapse, majorly impacting the spreewald. the reason lies in the brown coalfield right next door. open-pit mining here involves digging out huge pits and pumping out enormous volumes of groundwater. this used to end up in the spree. but germany is putting an end to brown coal, meaning no more pumping. and - no more groundwater to feed the spree. once we stop mining coal and stop pumping out groundwater, we will just have to li

here, in northern germany's spreewald, mr. makes his living running hotels and a harbor for boats. the area attracts many tourists. but mr. meier knows: the spreewald is changing. we can't forget that for the past fifty, sixty years, we've been lucky. there were no water shortages. if anything, we had too much. those times are over. in 2019, water levels receded in the spreewald. canals and rivers dried up. at the time, it was an exception - caused by the heat and lack of rain. but experts like ingolf arnold warn: this could be the future of the spreewald. if we don't do anything, the entire system will collapse, majorly impacting the spreewald. the reason lies in the brown coalfield right next door. open-pit mining here involves digging out huge pits and pumping out enormous volumes of groundwater. this used to end up in the spree. but germany is putting an end to brown coal, meaning no more pumping. and - no more groundwater to feed the spree. once we stop mining coal and stop pumping out groundwater, we will just have to li

like the maya, a severe headache. derek meyer is in his element water that is here in northern germany's shrivelled, mister myer makes his living renting hotels and a harbor for boats. the area attracts many tourists. but mister ma, your knows, the shriveled is changing their lives in business. we can't forget that for the past 1560 years, we've been lucky. that's a whole side too. there were no water shortages. so if anything we had too much of us on those times or over in 2019 water levels receded in this brave old canals and rivers dried up at the time. it was an exception caused by the heat and lack of rain. but experts like ingles arnold warren, this could be the future of the spray volt. them on this. if we don't do anything, the entire system will collapse, is majorly impacting basically if i got to from fighting for the inch clayvon. the reason lies in the brown caufield right next door open. pit mining here involves digging out huge pits and pumping out enormous volumes of ground water. this used to end up industry, but germany is putting an end to brown coal, meaning no more pu

a lot of them were grown in the continents biggest green house in northern germany . it's spans more than 80 football fields. and it's owners don't just have a green sun. they have their hands completely full. that's because they want their business to flourish sustainably. of the manual work in automation and technology combines here $300000000.00 balcony in garden plants, plus vegetables for all of europe are produced. this is emma seller and the company has the largest greenhouse in europe, which is larger than 80 football fields. 5 factors that did the company's success. the 1st reason, ecology see equipment is our to our guide biking around the 1.4 kilometer long greenhouse is the healthiest and most practical way for most of the companies. 400 employees to get around this week that harvesting 120 tons of tomatoes, the new blossoms need to be pulled and needed. some more tomatoes will grow. insects do some of the most vital work that since we have, we have several 100000 bumblebees here. they're very important and blowing info. some told the lady bucks help to bu

venue lot is only adding to the misery following hours, long traffic jams near the village in northern germany where voc in takes place. it's not known how many of the 5000 expected visitors have already arrived. so let's go to lock in where the, the use and meet the news is standing by what's happening and vacuum. well, as you can probably see around me and from my clothing at the moment, this is a historical one of the reasons that people wanted. it's been a couple of days here, primarily a ranger has desktop and the ground rid of it. so this is essentially essentially the authority essentially what organizes have said is it's just too difficult to attend. and we're seeing much more complex usually this run around right now people are saying the maybe you can use in fucking that the world's largest, and now the world and muddy is heavy metal festival. thank you so much. now the world cup south africa have made it into the knockout stages. for the 1st time, after bidding italy both sides knew when would be enough to secure progression to the last 16. a thrilling 5 pul encounter. saw south afr

enough wind blew in northern germany to at times power the entire country. in fact, that was so much wind that some turbines have to be switched off. cheap, clean energy ended up being wasted. meanwhile, southern germany households were having to save on electricity. power was imported from neighboring countries and polluting coal plants, but kicked up again. the whole episode showed it isn't enough to produce renewable energy. you have to have the means to get it where it's needed, a plan to link the grids up to him and he's north and south with overhead lines met with enormous local resistance, meaning that the k was had to be laid under ground. instead, i know around slower and much more expensive process in breathing. jimmy's infrastructure is proving something of a power struggle. when's the last time you plugged in your phone and it didn't charge? well, depending on where you live, this might have never happened. we had to take it for granted that most of the time, the electricity is coming out and your device works. this is kelly simmons, he's an engin

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the strongest winds gonna be down across the lower countries into northern germany. then back through denmark and southern sweden, the rain is up to the baltic states and then particularly in norway in the next day or so. the head of it, it's still nice woman says to and must go back down to the teens in for example, copenhagen and also those got 3 days of writing to come with the temperature of a prior 6 to 7 degrees below average, which is probably a surprise so when didn't the problem here, that's a picture of a tuesday. the winds are a bit further north just to strong. you'll notice this is actually broke coolies for the right down through the bolton's. you'll notice. so there's a still some more than most color. it's been not back, much of europe is much cooler than it was. didn't exception scanned today. the skies of avery is not the exception down in the south west. so, particularly pushkin's by intent is on the high side. i mean cut about but we've got probably $46.00 degrees on wednesday, just one off the record. the hottest part of europe state and dropped

so to the right time and tell them in northern germany is also giving humanoid robots to try. t is fine establishment as fast. so the brain, jesus memory gains gymnastics around the attend summer. so i just want to know if the robots can be programmed to operate without technical support and eventually without the assistance of nursing, stop happening . east of robots when they take of in this, in the technologies they get, pete is designed to ease the bottom. the kind of work is so they have more time for human interaction. for this month, let's normally do the whole thing. yes, say. so he's pretty good. yeah, i'm told something, there is calculus and and then i'm fine. we're only getting started in 20300 years. they'll look back at us and shake their heads and live. i sent them up for too long. the children's, i don't understand 20 or 30 years that we'll have android that will be hard to distinguish from humans. the from mentioned comes on to sizes and the location of it. so as a scientist, i absolutely believe we should take this as far as it can go. that's honest always .

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