the for the hunter store and this is where we'll pollinate by hand will pollinate every single blossom here so this will mark with green room so here she mince will do the work of pollination. vendean if we end up with more apples here high quality apples that would mean that there aren't enough b.s. at lake constance singing it. the experiment is designed to see whether hands pollination is more successful than what nature can offer. klein is expecting that the covered trees will yield fewer apples the marshals aren't so sure. i always say if we see one being a tree that's enough. i'm happy to take part in this experiment to see how the bees are doing but to be honest i think we can get out without the. so is he right time will tell. a much larger experiment is underway in the eifel region of western germany. research institutes have joined forces here to investigate what's behind the insect die off. researchers from clay feld who have conducted a number of important studies are also here. one of them is martin saw. 2 years ago he published the results of a long term study of some pro

the person is called pollination. and those who transport the pollen pollinators. pollination was originally carried out by the wind. but in the process of evolution insects and animals have increasingly taken over for their work is important 75 percent of crops from cocoa beans to pumpkins depend on pollinators. and if you include all flowering plants it's nearly 90 percent. these are probably the best known pollinators and can be found all over the world. but flies also transport pollen. has to be just moths. and butterflies in tropical and subtropical regions but also help to pollinate along with facts they like flowers with strong smelling slimy nectar. in madagascar the so-called travellers tree is pollinated by any measure. but the most important pollinators for farmers worldwide are insects domestic honeybees alone can pollinate all the food crops. wild pollinators are often more productive. in the case of the apple blossom for example a wild mason is 80 times more effective as a pollinator but it's the insect diversity that best increases the yield in the c

wild pollinators are often more productive.he case of the apple blossom, for example, a wild mason bee is 80 times more effective as a pollinator. but it's the insect diversity that best increases the yield. in the case of coffee, the fruit sets much better when various types of bees pollinate the flowers, than when the same number of bees from ononly one species s are involved. the problem is, insect diversity isn decline.e. some food d crops, likike ricr wheat,t, manage withthout pollinatators. but many nututrient-rich f frt and vegetables c can't do at.. a lack o of pollinatators couldd to crop losses, which could in turn endanger food security. as land is converted into farmland, many insects find their natural hahabitat dwindlg or disappearing compleletely. conventitional fararming often involves h huge monocultureses. here, pollininators find onlya limited choicece of flers,s, f any at allll. and only for a l limited perer. theyey've also beeeen hit by the of chemical fertilizers and pesticides. so how can pollinators be

that have been there in many different pollinated spain's fly even bats all birds and the question isa fundamental one what ends up visiting the flower. and what enzyme options does a plant have all we need to produce one kind of nectar or another to attract a particular pollinator. and as scientists could manipulate the plants flow and sat up they could make the flowers attractive for a wider range of pollinators helping the plant adapt to changing environmental conditions brought about by climate change and that could contribute to preserving plant diversity benefiting both humans and insects including generations of. in an era of climate change and ability to adapt can prove the difference between survival and extinction the last 5 years with the hottest ever measured according to an analysis released by the agency that tracks atmospheric data in the us that means tough times ahead for the agriculture industry about 2 thirds of the world's total food out that comes from just 9 species of plants so it's essential to create the right he's able to cope with the changing climate. how w

thailand is a fan of the jungle great systems high popular ok because it's great for pollinators and because it's vines block out the view of the riffraff next door which. to me from indonesia thinks every plant is important and can be used in various ways he says plants play an important role as the earth's lungs because they make oxygen and help prevent global warming facts all those comments keep them coming. to life giving element oxygen that we mentions is released when plants photosynthesize everywhere from honduras had a question about that. why can't we replicate photosynthesis in the lab harnessing the energy of the sun plants have developed the process of photosynthesis over millions of years they use light to trigger a cellular reaction converting carbon dioxide and water into carbohydrates these carbohydrates serve its energy carriers and building blocks for the growth of the plant scientists are now trying to follow plants example a new c.e.o. to water and light to make fuel photosynthesis could be the solution to our energy problem. and it will be a way of. preventing a

so we decided to try out this pollination service. and i must say it's going very well with the travelling be spent 2 weeks here after that their work is complete and they can return home. with. the sharing harnesses the resources of small scale beekeepers across germany to maintain and promote key services to farming and it's important work without there being no pollination and no biodiversity. in many operative countries that are experiencing the economy well woman populations. of the nation west money is almost gone into a metal ongoing problem the amount of stuff produced this is ability to recycle republics or even properly disposed of but lucky for all of us this is plenty of people ready to take the challenge to the top of the company africa's local recycling used busing began it is making a profit recycling salty and reselling west to asia and europe. this printing press runs almost nonstop silly death freak son of africa is one of the busiest printing houses in moment the capital of togo. but what about the paper waste the p

this is really working because cross-pollinate truck member registrations and cross-pollinate of. veritas working towards you know creating a platform for for for us and house communities we we do offer them an opportunity to have a dialogue between there for years and the host communities and they almost talk and share their challenge used and get solution that's normally what we do right. we also you know we've been tryna talk member registrations each member credit look at a time for for for discussion or for us issues and there and then to the content is widely you know shared with all our audience and that's how we we are we right now in doing it ok just a bit and perhaps tell us more about i know you're both going to weigh in here but starting with you josephine how does a cross border network kill rate its content. possible only talk is a network of member member registrations our contents normally comes from the stations. but how we do it as cross about on a truck we always give capacity building through to our member stations journalists for them to come up with the count

hello i'm to make a pollin and these are main stories this hour there's been a mass show of support in hong kong for the teenager shot by police during protests on tuesday. hundreds gathered outside the school attended by the 18 year old he was in a critical condition after being shot in the chest at close range but has since stabilised it was the 1st time a live bullet has been fired at a protester in this year's unrest well a short while ago protests later dismissed the hong kong police's assertion that the officer acted in self defense saying it was a fairy tale. if he had not defend himself he would not even be in the i.c.u. he would be in a more surely. the government should consider itself lucky that he did not die on schools. even despite the object of an unquestionable truth that the courts by multiple field reporters and the cameras the p.r. officer of the holcomb police force this year is still somehow she was enough to fabricate the whole original out of thin air. u.s. president on trial has denounced the impeachment investigating investigation against him as a coup his secr

vanilla grown on plantations has to be pollinated artificially. it's a difficult task but on pemba island there are now $250.00 vanilla farmers. this is farmers slim health and said entire annual production it's about half a kilogram weigh what that in the name i have already started benefiting last year i made over 250000 shillings or 110 u.s. dollars and this year i'm expecting over $500000.00 shillings. will keep learning more money in the coming years. and. the world market price for the spice has exploded from about $30.00 u.s. dollars per kilogram a few years ago to around $600.00 u.s. dollars now. this is also due to bad harvests and drought and that's something the farmers in pemba worry about they've joined together in a cooperative to protect their crops. we do not discriminate between our farmers that we give the seedlings to all our members. but if one does not take care of them we do not give them more and the following year what you have done is are all the farming activities and through our agricultural officers. everything that is

protesters inhe hong kong,anager of the houston rockets, professional basketball teaems, they a now pollin-- they won't air couple of the n.b.a. games in china, as a result. how appropriate is thi what does it say about china, what they're doing there? >> yeah, i think american businesses have the right to make the decisions they make as long as they're lawful, they have to make their own business decisions. i think american businesses are waking up to the risks that attend to their company. it may seemt makes roft in the short run but the reputational costs to these companies will be higher and higher as beijing's long arm reaches out to them and destroys their capacity for em, the employees, in this case n.b.a. managers and team ayers to speak freely about their political opinions, something we value to deeply in the united states. >> woodruff: there has been talk about whether the hong kong authorities will have the chinese army involved in dealing with the protesters. does the u.s. have a man on what it will do if that hppens? >> the president's made clear our objectives there and the

johnson is warning against a lying breaks it saying any hold up would be pointless and expensive pollin it's in session on a saturday for the 1st time in 37 years to allow him pays to debate and vote on the new deal agreed with the new. business data newsline from the we're back at the top of the hour with more news on a better it is thanks for watching. and i'm getting on with the brand new delusions are muskoka this person to voice broke topics that affect us all wonderfully klein a strange thing the return of. the phone would ring friends check it out.

quite intense hysterically protests in ecuador seem pollin. suspended in the government from the capital. a new u.s. intelligence from full claims that russia was intending to meddle in the 2020 presidential election but it failed to provide any supporting evidence but also to come this out of the us roundly condemned for abandoning its kurdish allies in syria look at how the decision was somewhat predictable.

one of the reasons osd exist is to have that cross pollination. >> and to have international demand and then maybe a little bit further afield. >> let me say there is no significant change in pricing to drive decisions one way or the other. we have quite a few active discussions. >> we do among others who are interested in pursuing overall. i will not rattle them off now but you can think of them as potential customers. >> we will stop there do you have closing remarks quick. >> thank you for coming today and you will see a renewed focus over the next 12 months out of my office working and we are taking a data driven approach so we are working hard the mission capability where the flights per hour are driven and that we come up with a situation with the war fighter as well as a taxpayer. >> individual parts. >> thank you. >> [inaudible] i would not characterize that. i would not characterize that. . .

pollin and i know that in 2017 through a study on post-war trauma together they set up their organization forgotten children of war they've already managed to kindle unprecedented public debate in bosnia about the subject of wartime rape. because it was the business community. but. our 1st big step is getting an appraisal of the legal situation. gotten ourselves a lawyer. she's examining bosnian laws and international conventions. the children's rights convention or the human rights convention of. just. one lasting problem which children of the war face is that we've lost a fundamental human right the right to respect for private and family life. as they push for legislative reform they hope to raise awareness of their situation with. the others actually it's worthwhile going public and talking openly about this after all the years we suffered in endure a humiliation what we know where we come from. who has worked for so long. in bosnia herzegovina today people like alan and i know are not considered war victims. i know is working to change that with the help of lawyer of go down and chec

reason why we've got the stores where they help pollinate our fruit tree are the props that we grow. you know we have beautiful plant with one tradition a lot of we tripled easily triple that started easily i mean the last 6 years been full. plans to expand the farm so people can come and pick their own food. i don't like this to be in this city i want to grow facial vegetables and milk at the store but come over and get divisional fraîche. gets help on the farm via the court system people can do their hours of community service instead of paying a fine all going to prison it's called volunteer hours. the people who need quality i wish. they were coming to me because we go through flooded food. many of the vacant houses and lots around. a still up for sale however he's purchased one of them which will turn into a community education center in the mean time divided a hoop house of their lot so they can grow tomatoes in the winter. we have a turkey give away every year. we do 30 to 35 turkeys with a basket so we are quite chaotic alors is free range is what it along with some other don

reason why we got the horse was to help pollinate our fruit trees are the props that we grow. you know we have beautiful plant with one tradition a lot of the triple triple that when we started here is that i mean the last 6 years been full. of plans to expand the farm so people can come and pick their own food. i don't like to be in the city i want to grow facial. i know the story but come over i get to visual thanks. gets help on the farm via the court system people can do their hours of community service instead of paying a fine all going to prison it's called volunteer hours. the people need by the day i was. coming to the bank. because we go through flooded food. many of the vacant houses and lots around. a still up for sale however he's purchased one of them which will turn into a community education center in the mean time devoted to who passed their lot so they can grow tomatoes in the winter. turkey give away every year. we do 30 to 35 turkeys and with a basket so we are quite collars free range is what it along with some other donations that we get. this is an asset

and workers unions vent their anger over the government's decision to scrap fuel subsidies cross-pollinate with r.t. spanish was out one of their demonstrations on monday. all of. that he says it was peaceful until police turned to disperse the crowds firing tear gas demonstrators since the rallies began last thursday some of which have been violence over 470 people being arrested and one person. the protesters have been blocking roads and highways 50 police officers have also been taken hostage we believe in various parts of the country prism radio host responded with a 2 month states of emergency refusing to scrap the new reforms here's what some of the demonstrators told us. he's living up to the most repeated rights and we want them to abide by those rights which is going to reject the measures and then ran on his lackey government step of the north american empire yes i am that has a back past it does not help the people so we don't do one that only saw what happened to speak both suffering from hunger in argentina. russia's foreign minister has been holding talks with top iraqi offic

have integration offic offices, one of the reasons ost exist is to make sure we have the cross-pollination if you will. >> the last one. >> can i get an update on the new pricing and how you expected to drive international demand and if you can run to the list of folks that are solid in the new interest market in a little bit further in terms of competition you might be eyeing. >> there is no significant change in pricing that would drive any decisions one way or the other we have quite a few active discussions on fms cases. >> yes we have active discussions ongoing with fms customers singapore and among others pursuing after divide. the overall list is about ten different countries, i will not rattle them off now but you can look to anyone flying today and think of them as potential customers into the future. >> we are going to go ahead and stop there. your closing remarks? >> i want to thank you all for coming today and you'll see a renewed focus on sustainment over the next 12 months out of my office working with the j pole. were taking a data driven approach toward a potential pbl with

one of the reasons osd exists is to make sure we have cross pollination. >> last one. >> thanks. can i just get an update on this new pricing and how you expect it to drive international demand? and run through the list of folks solid in the international new interest bucket and further afield in terms of competitions that you might be eyeing? >> there is no significant change in pricing here that i think would drive any decisions one way or the other. we have quite a few active discussions on fms cases. >> we do. we have active discussions ongoing with a number of customers. we've talked to poland, singapore, among others. that overall list is about ten different countries. i won't rattle them off. i think you can look to anyone flying a u.s. mds and think of them as potential customers. >> we're going to stop there. do you have any closing remarks? >> i want to thank you all for coming today. you will see a renewed focus on sustainment over the next 12 months out of my office working with the j-pole. we are taking a very data driven approach towards a potential pbl with lockhee

fired tear gas and rubber bullets at the chest as a medics are often caught in the middle difficult pollin has more from hong kong among these crowds are doctors nurses paramedics and other medical professionals they say they have several concerns so one of them is that they're not being honest to disclose to the police which of their patients were involved in the protest movement the other main concern is what they're calling the excessive use of force by the police against protesters radiographer in the hall park or hospital so. we have created quite a lot of citizen the house being arrested by the police after some of those kinds of. protests. and we saw or that a lot of patience has been assaulted by the police protestors have 5 key demands one of them was met earlier this week when the hong kong government formally withdrew a proposed extradition law that law could have seen hong kong criminal suspects being sent to mainland china to face in the judicial system there that other main demand is an independent inquiry into what seen as excessive force used by the police but hong kong's c

cahoots, but good news, there is polling that shows people now even democrats, will admit in can candid pollinrats are liberal, trying to help democratic party. >> the media. >> i meant, yes. >> and here is the thing. you see what is going on against with this impeachment farce, nancy pelosi does not hold a vote fo in the full house like y did for nixon, and clinton and johnson. they hold questioning in secret. they don't share the transcript or they are spoon fed by schiff and his people. they report it as fact. all these things, these due process things, existed for nixon, for clinton, and for andrew johnson. they are denied trump, other than 7 elements of media, most -- certain elements of media, mostly conservative, "new york times," "washington post," networks, cnn, msnbc. are perfectly find with that. >> because, the end justifies the means. it is particularly despicable when schiff is doing be he conducted a witch-hunt, made up fact, lead lie lied what trump , he has never been held to account, he just swishe just swo ukraine we know that. we want to to create some innuendo. bill taylor

gince then she has been pollin at the bottom of the pack. david: thank you so much. let's get a check on how the markets are reacting. joining us is kaylee lens. toley: not so much impeachment, but there has been a lot of other disappointments or negative things from the market perspective that has come out during the morning. you have a bloomberg report, the prospect that china is doubting the prospect of long-term trade deal. you have some bleak economic 41.2, a level at rarely seen outside of recession. equities are heading back down. tack is getting the least it. -- least hit. you are seeing money flooding into safer haven aspects. david: it feels a bit more macro for the fed rather than micro-. if you look at facebook, number of these earnings have been strong. kailey: i think that is what you are not seeing steeper losses. facebook and apple, those are two of the biggest companies. apple has 5% weighting in the s&p 500. -- you havee some some of the more positive on the microscale. that macro picture is making investors nervous. david: we are going to turn to b

hello i'm devika pollin and you're watching al-jazeera. u.s. president donald trump is chilean prime minister to help investigate the moeller inquiry according to reports in both countries now trump is already facing an impeachment inquiry over a phone call he creates president where he sought compromising information on the democratic presidential hopeful joe biden democrats are demanding documents from trump's lawyer rudy giuliani chinese president xi jinping says he will continue to work towards the peaceful reunification of china in a brief address during the country's celebrations marking 70 years of communist party rule he added that the military will resolutely safeguard the country's sovereignty and security if necessary. we have to maintain the peaceful united one country 2 systems principle to keep hong kong and macau as long term prosperity and stability and to push the relationship on each side to develop peacefully and we will keep realizing and keep working hard to realize the peaceful unification of china. several antigovernment

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